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Dr. Abhilasha Rai
Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Loyola Academy Degree and PG College
Employment
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Indian Institute of Chemical Technology CSIR- Research Associate2025 - Present
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Indian Institute of Chemical Technology Research Associate2024 - 2025
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Loyola Academy Degree and PG College Assistant Professor2023 - Present
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Publications (18)
- Effect of total dissolved solids (TDS) on removal of fluoride from synthetic wastewater using alumina: Batch study, modelling, and optimization Save
- Bioremediation of p-nitrophenol using an indigenous algal strain Tetradesmus sp. NITD18: a sustainable approach Save
- Phycoremediation of secondary treated synthetic refinery wastewater using Scenedesmus valocatus sp. NITD 23: Experiment and analysis Save
- Tertiary treatment of coke-oven wastewater using suspended and immobilized whole live cells of constructed bacterial–microalgal consortium: modeling and optimization using ANN–GA hybrid methodology Save
- End-of-pipe treatment of secondary treated coke-oven wastewater for removal of fluoride, cyanide, phenol, ammoniacal-N and nitrate using waste material: Experiment, modelling and optimization Save
- Macromolecules assessment from spent biomass during phycoremediation of pollutants from coke-oven wastewater: A prospective approach for production of value added products Save
- Detection of endophytic association between Aeschynomene nodulating Bradyrhizobium sp. and traditional Desariya rice roots under rice-Aeschynomene ecosystem of chaur land, Bihar, India Save
- Removal of Fluoride from Synthetic Wastewater Using Carbonised Saw Dust and Suspended and Immobilised Culture of Pseudomonas oleovorans Strain NITD 20-A Comparative Study Save
- Phycoremediation of pollutants from coke-oven wastewater using Tetraspora sp. NITD 18 and estimation of macromolecules from spent biomass Save
- Treatment of Hydrocarbon-Rich Wastewater to Enhance Reusability of Water Using a Novel Indigenous Microalgal-Bacterial Consortium Isolated from Kovalam Beach, India Save