0009-0006-2598-524X About
I am working as an Assistant Professor and an active researcher at NIT Durgapur, India. My research integrates geological field investigation, petrology, mineralogy, geochemistry, and spatially resolved in-situ geochronology to unravel the complex crustal processes with special emphasis on ore genesis. I use the geochemistry of accessory minerals (monazite, xenotime, and uraninite) as proxies pertinent to the geochemical ambiance of Ore deposits. I am equally interested in studies related to radiation-induced effects in host silicates surrounding radioactive inclusions and associated fluid-mediated alteration vis-à-vis element mobilization and redistribution. His current research focuses to understand the genesis of the Base metal deposits of Northwestern India.
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National Institute of Technology Durgapur Assistant Professor2018 - Present
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Publications (4)
- An improved EPMA analytical protocol for U-Th-Pbtotal dating in xenotime: Age constraints from polygenetic Mangalwar Complex, Northwestern India Save
- Geochemistry and chemical dating of uraninite in the Samarkiya area, central Rajasthan, northwestern India – Implication for geochemical and temporal evolution of uranium mineralization Save
- EPMA monazite geochronology of the basement and supracrustal rocks within the Pur-Banera basin, Rajasthan: Evidence of Columbia breakup in Northwestern India Save
- Reaction aureoles around uraninites within biotite and plagioclase: Evidence of low-temperature sequential fluid alteration and LREE-mobilization from monazite Save