About
I, Dr. Siril Singh, hold a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Biotechnology. My research primarily focuses on heavy metal contamination, exploring its sources, distribution, and ecological and human health impacts.
Beyond my core research, I have a keen interest in sustainable development, particularly in the domains of circular economy, pollution control, and resource recovery. My research work aims to contribute to the creation of cleaner, more resilient ecosystems and smart cities and urban spaces, through evidence-based strategies that link environmental protection with sustainable agricultural practices.
I am passionate about advancing environmental awareness and scientific innovation to promote a healthier and more sustainable planet.
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Panjab University Principal Investigator, DST Women Scientist B2019 - Present
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Publications (21)
- Circular Practices in the Agricultural Sector: Current Challenges and Opportunities Save
- Disturbance and vegetational structure in an urban forest of Indian Siwaliks: an ecological assessment Save
- COMPARATIVE GEO-ACCUMULATION INDEX OF HEAVY METAL CONCENTRATION IN THE URBAN SOILS OF CHANDIGARH AND BADDI AREAS UNDER INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES IN LOWER SHIWALIK REGION, INDIA Save
- Applications of waste-to-economy practices in the urban wastewater sector: implications for ecosystem, human health and environment Save
- Arsenic contamination in the food chain: A threat to food security and human health Save
- Cost-benefit analysis act as a tool for evaluation of agricultural waste to the economy: a synthesis Save
- Harnessing Energy from Animal Waste: A Win–Win Approach for India Save
- Ingression of Heavy Metals in Urban Agroecosystems: Sources, Phytotoxicity and Consequences on Human Health Save
- Plant-microbe interactions: Role in sustainable agriculture and food security in a changing climate Save
- Biopesticides: Current status and future prospects Save