Manisha Agrawal Research Profile

Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, India

Nanotechnology
Waste water Technology
Seed dormancy
Solid waste management

About

Dr. Manisha Agrawal is a distinguished academician and researcher in Chemistry and Environmental Engineering, currently serving as Dean of Research & Development and Professor at Rungta College of Engineering & Technology, Bhilai. Her extensive contributions include authoring technical books for undergraduate students under AICTE, New Delhi, and translating technical books for Hindi-speaking audiences. She has received grants for international conferences and the Innovative Ambassador Award from MoE Innovation Cell and AICTE. Dr. Agrawal is recognized for her national-level roles, including coordinating University Human Values Program under AICTE and advising on Scopus Indexed International Conferences. Her research focuses on Green Synthesis and Wastewater Recycling, supported by numerous government-funded projects and workshops.

Skills

Experience

RUNGTA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

May-2005 to Present

Education

Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur

Ph.D in Chemistry

Passout Year: 1999

Publication

Research Article

Manisha Agrawal

December, 2021

Impact Study Of An Amended Mixture Of Municipal Solid Waste And Sand On The Germination And Growth Of Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)

Journal : IJEP - Indian Journal of Environmental Protection

The present study deals with germination and seedling growth of seed in various proportions by mixing of municipal solid waste (MSW) of two dumpsites Kundrapara and Potiya, in the sand, as r...

Research Article

Manisha Agrawal

March, 2021

Stimulation of Pithecellobium dulce (jungle jalebi) seed with electromagnetic exposure and its impact on biochemical parameter and growth

Journal : MTP - Materials Today: Proceedings

The productivity of crops is an important indicative parameter for the prosperity of the Nation. Production of the crop is directly related to the germination of seed. The effect of stimulat...

Projects

Jun-2019 to Jun-2020

Green Synthesis of Chitosan based antimicrobial bio-nanocomposite film using MMT as strength enhance...

₹300000

Funded by CSVTU, Bhilai under TEQIP III

Almost food packaging polymers are non biodegradable in nature. After use it causes severe environmental problem. Another drawback is of its microbial activity, as can microbes grow easily in that, thus food get toxic for health. Aim of the investigation is to provide an alternative food packaging material which may be biodegradable and may have antimicrobial properties so that shelf life of packed food may get increased.