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Dr. SUBRATA BISWAS
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Employment
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Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee Assistant Professor2024 - Present
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University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Research Associate2022 - 2023
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Industral Project Fellow2021 - 2022
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Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Post doctoral Fellow2021 - 2021
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Indian Institute of Technology Madras Research assocoate2020 - 2021
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Curtin University RESEARCH SCHOLAR2017 - 2021
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Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur RESEARCH SCHOLAR2015 - 2021
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (20)
- Thiazine dye sorption onto (NH4)2S2O8 treated bio-adsorbent: Implications for batch and fixed-bed column applications Save
- Dual-Layered SiO2 Nanoparticles and Epoxy Polymers for Self-Cleaning Coatings on Ceramic Glaze Save
- A comprehensive insight into devolatilization thermo-kinetics for an agricultural residue: Towards a cleaner and sustainable energy Save
- Enhanced biodegradation of total petroleum hydrocarbons by implementing a novel two-step bioaugmentation strategy using indigenous bacterial consortium Save
- Removal of Cement Dust Particulates via Fully Submerged Self-Primed Venturi Scrubber Save
- Semifluidized Bed Adsorption Column Studies for Simultaneous Removal of Aqueous Phase Pb2+ and Cd2+ by Composite Adsorbents: an Experimental and Mass Transfer Dynamic Model–Based Approach Save
- Batch and continuous closed circuit semi-fluidized bed operation: Removal of MB dye using sugarcane bagasse biochar and alginate composite adsorbents Save
- Hydrodynamic study and particulate matter removal in a self priming venturi scrubber Save
- Defluoridation characteristics of a novel adsorbent developed from ferroalloy electric arc furnace slag: Batch, column study and treatment of industrial wastewater Save
- Preparation and Characterization of Raw and Inorganic Acid-Activated Pine Cone Biochar and Its Application in the Removal of Aqueous-Phase Pb2+ Metal Ions by Adsorption Save