Dr. Saroj Kumar
Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India, Directorate of Environmemt, Govt. of UP
About
Dr. Saroj Kumar is currently working on the various aspects of the Constructed Wetlands technology for the treatment of wastewaters, interspecific competition among macrophytes and their impacts on the removal of contaminants and extracellular enzymes activity and their relation with contaminants removal. He has qualified (2016) National Eligibility Test (NET/JRF). He has published several research articles in peer-reviewed international journals with high repute, chapters with international publishers and popular science articles in magazines. He has presented several papers in the national and international conferences, events and training programs in India. He is an editorial member of the Journal of Plant published by Science Publishing Group, USA and as a reviewer in several international journals. He is an active member of the Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA), and the Institute of Scholars (InSc), India. He is also a recipient of the Research Excellence Award of the Institute of Scholars India.
Employment
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Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India District Project Officer2024 - Present
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Directorate of Environmemt, Govt. of UP Research Fellow2021 - 2024
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (27)
- Constructed wetlands as sustainable solutions for textile effluent treatment: a review Save
- Integrated Treatment of Textile Wastewater and Methyl Orange Azo Dye: Constructed Wetland-Based Remediation Enhanced by Bacterial Treatment Save
- Arsenic removal using de-oiled mentha biomass biochar: Adsorption kinetics and the role of iron modification Save
- A circular economy approach for sustainable water reuses in India: policies, practices and future prospects Save
- Intensive aquaculture affects lake's trophic status and aquatic floral diversity Save
- Anthropogenic disturbances influence mineral and elemental constituents of freshwater lake sediments Save
- Wastewater generation and treatment by various eco-friendly technologies: Possible health hazards and further reuse for environmental safety Save
- Nanobiocatalysis for environmental remediation and protection Save
- Nanobiocatalysis for food and feed application Save
- Nanobiocatalysis for pharmacological and therapeutic applications Save