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THRUST AREAS OF RESEARCH:
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RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS:
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National Collaborations: |
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RESEARCH PROJECTS:
S. No. |
Title of the R&D Project |
Funding Agency |
Grant in Lakh |
Duration |
Name of the Project Investigator |
Departmental Projects: |
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DST-FIST Project |
DST, New Delhi |
95.00 |
2015-18 |
Deptt. of Pure and Applied Chemistry |
Faculty Wise Research Projects: |
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Synthesis, Characterization, Structure of Some Novel Nano-crystalline Mesoporous Catalytic Material and Their Catalytic Performances |
UGC, New Delhi |
5.98 |
2007-09 |
Prof. Ashu Rani |
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Synthesis, characterization and application of several catalytic materials based on coal generated fly ash. |
Fly Ash Mission, DST, New Delhi |
63.00 |
2009-12 |
Prof. Ashu Rani |
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Some mathematical models for pollutant uptakes plants. |
MOEF
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7.50 |
2009-12 |
Prof . Ashu Rani (Co-PI) |
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Salt Transport Process in Lithosphere and Subsurface Migration of Salts through Soil during Infiltration under the Influence of Adsorption-Desorption Pathways |
Fly Ash Mission, DST, New Delhi
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2.86 |
2010-13 |
Prof. Ashu Rani |
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FIST Project at Govt. College, Kota |
Fly Ash Mission, DST, New Delhi |
57.00 |
2006-12 |
Prof. Ashu Rani (Coordinator) |
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Designing climate-smart water adaptation strategies for sustainable urban development: A study in Cochabamba, Bolivia and Kota, India |
SIDA, Sweden |
SKE 27 |
2011-13 |
Prof. Ashu Rani & Dr. Arun Kumar (Indian Counterparts) |
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Development of application specific low cost adsorptive materials from fly ash from removal of toxic chemicals form industrial effluents and for waste water treatment. |
DST, New Delhi. |
39.00 |
2013-16 |
Prof. Ashu Rani |
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Synthesis and evaluation of pharmacological profile of some novel hetero ring fused five-, six- and seven- membered heterocyclic compounds and their derivatives |
UGC, New Delhi.
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5.25 |
2012-15 |
Dr. Bhawani Singh
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Application of multi-component reactions in drug discovery: Synthesis and evaluation of therapeutic profile of some novel spirocyclic heterocycles |
DST, SERB New Delhi |
11.58
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2013-16 |
Dr. Bhawani Singh |
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Baker’s Yeast mediated synthesis of some bioactive chiral alcohols |
UGC, New Delhi |
6.00 |
2014-16 |
Dr. Sushil Kr. Sharma |
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A Comparative Study of Kinetics & Mechanism of some Redox Reactions. |
UGC, New Delhi |
6.00 |
2014-16 |
Dr. Shweta Vyas |
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The Study of Mechanical, Electrical, and Thermal Properties of CNT- Reinforced Polyurethane Composites Using Aliphatic, Aromatic and Bio-based Binders for Innovative Materials in Space Application. |
UGC XII Plan Fund |
2.00 |
2014-16 |
Mr. Ankit Sharma |
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Development of the optoelectronic materials for water splitting |
DST, New Delhi |
29.20 |
2014-17 |
Dr. Neelu Chouhan |
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Spatial distribution of uranium and associated water quality parameters in five districts of Rajasthan (Kota, Bundi, Jhalawar, Baran and Chittorgarh) |
BRNS |
27.51 |
2017-19 |
Prof. Ashu Rani Dr. S.K. Sharma |
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Synthesis, Characterization and application of metal core-shell nanopartcicles for various applications |
UGC-DAE-CSR, Indore |
1.35 |
2018-21 |
Dr. Neelu Chouhan |
Student's Research Projects: |
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Eco-friendly photocatlytic degradation of plastic waste for LPG production, |
DST, Rajasthan |
0.13 |
2014-15 |
Dr. Neelu Chouhan (Mentor) |
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Baker’s Yeast: A green chemical method for the enantioselective reduction of carbonyl compounds |
DST, Rajasthan |
0.10 |
2014-15 |
Dr. Sushil Kr. Sharma (Mentor) |
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Bio-transformation of prochiral ketones to pharmaceutically used chiral alcohols by Baker™s Yeast |
DST, Rajasthan |
0.10 |
2014-15 |
Dr. Sushil Kr. Sharma (Mentor) |
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Study of mechanical properties and characterization of polyurethane based composites |
DST, Rajasthan |
0.15 |
2017-18 |
Sh. Ankit Sharma (Mentor) |
RESEARCH FUNDINGS:
Department is getting a large number of research funds including fast track young scientist scheme, various national and state level funding agencies. The Department is well recognized in the country for its extraordinary research in the field of fly ash utilization, photo-catalytic water splitting, drug design & development, synthesis of medicinally potent heterocycles, electrochemistry and green chemistry. The Department is publishing a good number of research papers and filling patents on applied research in international and national journals yearly which is creating an encouraging atmosphere for the students to pursue research as a career.
PATENTS AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER:
Name of Patent |
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Commercialization of Technology |
Green catalytic process for aspirin synthesis using fly ash as heterogeneous solid acid catalyst-1980/DEL/2007 |
Granted |
2014 |
Commercialization through NRDC- MoA in Progress |
A Compound of blue phosphor for UV light excitation and the manufacturing method there of –A2009-009-TW |
Granted |
2013 |
Commercialization through EPISTAR CORP.-Hsinchu |
Fly ash as heterogeneous solid acid catalyst for organic synthesis-452/DEL/2008 |
Filed |
2008 |
Under Process |
Flyash supported bimetallic catalyst (Ni-Co): An efficient and recyclable solid acid catalyst for esterification reaction- 1980/DEL/2011 |
Filed |
2011 |
Under Process |
Greener catalytic route for the synthesis of α-α’- di benzylidinecyclohexanone by condensation of benzaldehyde and cyclohexanone -1291/DEL/2010 |
Filed |
2010 |
Under Process |
A Novel Process for Converting Industrial Waste Fly Ash in to Value Added Ferromagnetic Material |
Filed |
2014 |
Applied for funding to NRDC |