-Dr. Rohini Kitture The increasing global population accompanied with the increasing demand in energy, food, facilities, made the need for retaining and getting the maximum out of the existing inevitable. The scene of many farmers switching from conventional food farming to solar/energy farming, in the pursuit of higher return on investment, alarmed a bigger food …
– Dr. Deepti Sidhaye From being the only girl student in her postgraduate class to now teaching a postgraduate class with a large number of girl students as a Professor in her Alma Mater, Indian Statistical Institute. From not even being aware that Mathematics could be a career option to being an idol for those …
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-Dr. Richa Bobade As per the US EPA report, emissions in 2019 were 6558 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent. The current estimations of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming suggest the need to develop net carbon zero technology. Hence innovation is needed across industries to help combat emissions and decarbonize their processes. Universities and …
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– Dr. Aparna Deshpande Hydrogen is proposed to be an effective alternate fuel with low greenhouse gas emissions. The calorific value of hydrogen makes it more energy efficient as compared to lithium-ion batteries. But when it is released in air it has a warming effect in the atmosphere. A new study done by UK government …
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– Dr. Manasi Mahabal-Sardesai It is an extremely challenging task to reduce and control the emissions of toxic and harmful gases in the atmosphere once they are released. Unfortunately, the greenhouse gas emissions are rapidly increasing day by day by human activities involving control of temperature and humidity (air-conditioning) for various developmental and comfort needs. …
–Dr. Aparna Deshpande V R Lalithambika – the lady for whom sky is no longer the limit but it’s the beginning of her aspirations. A renowned scientist working with the Indian space research organisation (ISRO), she has specialized in Advanced launcher technologies. At present she is designated as Distinguished Scientist, and Director, Directorate of Human …
-Dr. Rohini Kitture. Humans, the highly evolved species on the planet, always strive to develop the best of everything. Be it the invention of wheel or fire to ease few tasks or developing satellites/space stations to seek more about the universe, humans always try to conquer the limitations and explore more. This exploration sprouted in …
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– Dr. Aparna Deshpande A group of Dutch research scientists have confirmed the presence of microplastics in human blood. They also second the presumption about the particles making their way into the vital human organs. The global plastic mayhem from the deepest oceans to the highest mountains and now in the human body is a …
– Dr. Aparna Deshpande All future commercial structures in California should now mandatorily have solar power plus energy storage . The new building codes are being amended in California and has become the first state to impose these standards. The California Clean Energy Commission (CEC) unanimously voted and decided as per the guidelines mentioned in …
– Dr. Richa Bobade Currently world research is focused mainly on developing sustainable and clean energy sources to replace the carbon positive fossil fuels. The research so far was mostly dedicated to the development of fuel cells which utilize hydrogen to produce electricity. Apart from fuel cells, various other renewable power sources such as wind …
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Dr. Mashelkar is only the third Indian engineer to have been elected (1998) as Fellow of Royal Society (FRS), London in the twentieth century. He was elected Foreign Associate of US National Academy of Science (2005) and also National Academy of Engineering (2003), Associate Foreign Member, American Academy of Arts & Sciences (2011), Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering, U.K. (1996), Foreign Fellow of Australian Technological Science and Engineering Academy (2008), Corresponding Member of Australian Academy of Sciences (2017), Fellow of World Academy of Arts & Science, USA (2000), Fellow of US National Academy of Inventors (2017), the first ever Indian from India to be elected and TWAS-Lenovo Science Prize (2018), which is the highest science award of The World Academy of Science.
In 2006, he received the ‘Star of Asia’ Award at the hands of former President of USA, George Bush (Sr). The President of India honoured Dr. Mashelkar with three of the highest civilian awards, namely Padmashri (1991), Padmabhushan (2000) and Padma Vibhushan (2014).
Prof. Satishchandra B. Ogale has had a long 40 years of experience in higher education and research. He has over 500 publications in international journals, three co-edited books with Springer, Wiley and Elsevier, and 10 granted US patents based on research done in India.
He is a Reviewer as well as Advisory Board member of many high impact International Journals and is also a popular science writer in regional language marathi.
He has won many Awards, Prizes, and National and International recognitions. He has given numerous invited, plenary and keynote talks in National and International conferences and has supervised over 65 Ph.D. students.
Prof. Ogale has been a Visiting Professor/ Scientist in many institutions in the USA and Europe on several occasions.
She has previously worked as a Scientist at Agharkar research Institute and at higher management level at Thomas Baker Bioscience Private Limited. She has also taught graduate and post graduate students in Biotechnology & Microbiology during her tenure as a lecturer in Royal College, Mumbai and as a Counselor for IGNOU Biotechnology course. Anupama, is a multitasker with few roles like, entrepreneur, Scientist, manager, a doting mother and many more. Teaching and educating is her passion and she takes every effort to encourage fundamental learning. Anupama holds a vast experience in Start-up processes.
