About
Kavita Gandhi, Principal Scientist, Sophisticated Environmental Analytical Facility, CSIR-NEERI, Nagpur, India, has obtained Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Energy and Environment with Masters in Environmental Science and working with CSIR-NEERI since January 2007. Her field of interests include assessment and remediation of pesticides and organic pollutants, solar detoxification of water and wastewater, analytical method development for pollutants, metrology in chemistry, phytochemicals etc. She has guided MSc., MTech and Ph.D. students for dissertations related to pesticide, AOPs, THM monitoring, adsorption, remediation, solar distillation, phytochemical characterization and application, Emerging contaminants ,biochar etc. She has worked on various GoI sponsored and international projects related to pesticide monitoring, passive sampling, reference material preparations, solar photocatalytic distillation, POPs monitoring etc. She is managing the ISO-17025 (NABL) accredited Pesticide Residue Laboratory of CSIR-NEERI.
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CSIR-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute Principal Scientist
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Publications (9)
- Greywater treatment technologies: a comprehensive review Save
- A global overview of endocrine disrupting chemicals in the environment: occurrence, effects, and treatment methods Save
- Carbon nanoparticle facilitated functional pyramid solar distillation unit for wastewater treatment Save
- Degradation of endocrine‐disrupting chemicals using various sulfate radical activation methods: kinetics and mechanism Save
- A holistic review on trend, occurrence, factors affecting pesticide concentration, and ecological risk assessment Save
- Emerging environmental contaminants: A global perspective on policies and regulations Save
- The occurrence, fate, toxicity, and biodegradation of phthalate esters: An overview Save
- Carbon nanomaterials for facilitated solar-powered wastewater treatment Save
- Occurrence, fate, and ecological risk assessment of bisphenol A, butylparaben, and diethyl-phthalate in collection systems and the wastewater treatment plant of the urban area Save