Hari Prasad Jaishi
University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya, Mizoram University
0000-0001-8595-3633
About
Research experience in the field of environmental radiation and pollution studies. My work primarily focuses on the measurement of soil radon using Solid State Nuclear Track Detectors (SSNTDs), with an emphasis on understanding radon and thoron behaviour in different geological environments. I have also been actively involved in monitoring environmental radioactivity and performing radiological risk assessments to evaluate the impact of natural radiation. Additionally, my research extends to the study of heavy metals in soil and water, assessing their distribution, potential environmental pollution, and associated health risks.
Employment
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University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya Assistant Profesor2018 - Present
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Mizoram University Guest Faculty (Physics)2016 - 2017
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Mizoram University Guest Lecturer2015 - 2015
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Mizoram University Junior Research Fellow2010 - 2013
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (27)
- A Comprehensive Analysis of Radionuclide Distribution in Northeast India Save
- Evaluation of ground water quality using heavy metal pollution indices and estimation of health risk Save
- Assessments of Radon Concentrations and Radiological Risks in Ground Water from Baridua, Meghalaya Save
- Experimental and Monte Carlo-based health risk assessment of seasonal radon exposure in groundwater and soil of Meghalaya, India Save
- Attribute of antibacterial response of Black turmeric at different temperatures supported by light scattering signature Save
- Modeling Techniques for Estimating Soil Radon Concentrations Save
- Heavy metal contamination and health risks in ground water at Byrnihat industrial area: urgent need for remediation and public health safeguards Save
- STL decomposition analysis for anomaly detection in soil radon and thoron concentrations along Chite fault in Aizawl Save
- Comparing wavelet-based artificial neural network, multiple linear regression, and ARIMA models for detecting genuine radon anomalies associated with seismic events Save
- Comprehensive Investigation of Natural Radioactivity in Meghalaya, India: Implications for Health Save