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Bhaskar Das
Central University of Haryana, VIT School of Civil Engineering, Jadavpur University Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Vellore Institute of Technology
Employment
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Central University of Haryana Professor2024 - Present
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VIT School of Civil Engineering Professor2022 - 2024
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Vellore Institute of Technology Associate Professor2013 - 2022
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Tata Steel Ltd Jamshedpur2010 - 2012
Education
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Jadavpur University Faculty of Engineering and Technology PhD2005 - 2011
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Jadavpur University Faculty of Engineering and Technology M E2003 - 2005
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (57)
- Innovative Approach to Hydrogen Purification: A Review on the Role of Metal Hydrides Save
- Application of upflow constructed wetland microbial fuel cell for treating sewage spiked with reverse osmosis concentrate with the concomitant generation of green electricity Save
- Electrokinetic remediation of chromium contaminated soil: Impact of particle size on treatment efficiency and bioavailability Save
- Land Use/Cover Dynamics and Associated Impacts on Eutrophication, Land Surface Temperature, and Ecosystem Service Values: An Eco-Climatological Investigation of Chilika Lake, India Save
- Emergence of antibiotic resistance due to the excessive use of antibiotics in medicines and feed additives: A global scenario with emphasis on the Indian perspective Save
- Technological and economic analysis of electrokinetic remediation of contaminated soil: A global perspective and its application in Indian scenario Save
- Impact of thirteen run-of-river hydroelectric projects on land use land cover and ecosystem services in Nepal Save
- Assessment of metals pollution and subsequent ecological risk in water, sediments and vegetation from a shallow lake: a case study from Ranipet industrial town, Tamil Nadu, India Save
- Distribution, chemical speciation and human health risk assessment of metals in soil particle size fractions from an industrial area Save
- Metal transfer and related human health risk assessment through milk from cattle grazing at an industrial discharge area Save