Manjun Guan | Chemistry | Innovative Research Award

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Manjun Guan
Sichuan University of Science and Engineering, China
Manjun Guan
Researcher Manjun Guan
Affiliation Sichuan University of Science and Engineering
Country China
Scopus ID 60003499000
Documents 3
Citations 4
h-index 2
Subject Area Chemistry
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ORCID 0009-0008-6507-9633

Manjun Guan is a graduate researcher at Sichuan University of Science and Engineering specializing in carbon quantum dots (CQDs), fluorescence sensing technologies, and intelligent food safety monitoring systems. His academic work focuses on the development of portable sensing platforms integrating nanomaterials, smartphone-assisted analysis, and machine learning approaches for real-time chemical detection and spoilage monitoring applications.[1] His research focuses on solvent-engineered carbon quantum dots (CQDs) for ethanol detection and seafood spoilage monitoring, integrating intelligent sensing technologies with practical and low-cost food safety applications.[2]

Abstract

The research activities of Manjun Guan focus on the development of functional carbon quantum dots for intelligent food safety monitoring systems. His work integrates fluorescence sensing, solvent engineering, smartphone-assisted analysis, and machine learning technologies for practical chemical detection applications. The developed dual-mode sensing framework enables ethanol detection in beverages and dimethylamine monitoring for seafood spoilage analysis using CQD-based fluorescent materials. The research additionally explores intelligent packaging systems with visual spoilage feedback and scalable fabrication strategies suitable for translational application in food safety management.[2]

Keywords

Carbon quantum dots; fluorescence sensing; food safety monitoring; intelligent packaging; smartphone detection; dimethylamine sensing; ethanol detection; CQDs; machine learning-assisted analysis; portable analytical systems.

Introduction

Carbon quantum dots have emerged as effective fluorescent nanomaterials for portable food safety analysis, and Manjun Guan has contributed to dual-functional CQD systems for beverage detection and seafood spoilage monitoring.[3]

His research combines material chemistry, analytical sensing, and digital monitoring approaches. The integration of smartphone-readable test strips and machine learning classification frameworks demonstrates an interdisciplinary methodology that connects laboratory-scale sensing systems with practical field applications. These contributions are aligned with current scientific efforts directed toward intelligent food quality assessment and scalable monitoring technologies.[2]

Research Profile

Manjun Guan is a second-year Master’s candidate at Sichuan University of Science and Engineering under the supervision of Prof. Mingtian Li. His research is associated with the Material Corrosion and Protection Key Laboratory of Sichuan Province and focuses on functional CQDs for food safety and intelligent sensing applications.[1]

  • Research specialization in carbon quantum dots and fluorescence sensing technologies.
  • Development of smartphone-readable analytical platforms for food safety monitoring.
  • Research integration involving machine learning-assisted chemical analysis.
  • Participation in collaborative CQD sensor and intelligent packaging research projects.
  • Published first-author papers in Food Chemistry, Dyes and Pigments, and ChemNanoMat.

Research Contributions

A principal contribution of the research involves the development of a solvent-engineering strategy enabling the synthesis of multiple functional CQDs from identical precursor systems. This approach supports dual-target sensing functionality for ethanol detection and seafood spoilage monitoring, addressing limitations associated with conventional single-analyte sensing systems.[2]

The DIW-CQDs system enabled smartphone-based ethanol detection, while FA-CQDs supported seafood spoilage monitoring through fluorescence sensing and machine learning-assisted analysis.[2]

Additional research contributions include the development of CQD@PVA intelligent packaging films capable of reducing fruit weight loss while simultaneously providing visual spoilage indication. These systems were designed with consideration for low-cost fabrication and potential industrial scalability for practical food packaging applications.[4]

  • Development of dual-functional CQDs using solvent engineering strategies.
  • Creation of smartphone-assisted fluorescence sensing systems.
  • Machine learning-assisted analyte classification framework.
  • Research on intelligent packaging films for spoilage monitoring.
  • Investigation of scalable low-cost sensing material fabrication.

Publications

The publication record of Manjun Guan includes peer-reviewed articles in chemistry and nanomaterial-related journals focusing on fluorescence sensing systems, CQD synthesis, and intelligent food monitoring applications.[2]

  • Guan, M. et al. Research article published in Food Chemistry concerning CQDs-based dual-mode sensing systems for ethanol and food spoilage monitoring.
  • Guan, M. et al. First-author publication in Dyes and Pigments relating to fluorescence sensing and functional nanomaterial applications.
  • Guan, M. et al. First-author publication in ChemNanoMat examining CQD synthesis and sensing technologies.
  • LI Kuan, FAN Wen-lin, G Man-jun, W Gui-long et al. “Preparation and Applications of Pomegranate Juice CQDs for Iron Ion Detection and Antibacterial.” Journal of Instrumental Analysis. DOI: https://www.fxcsxb.com/en/article/doi/10.12452/j.fxcsxb.25121704/

Research Impact

The research conducted by Manjun Guan contributes to the growing field of intelligent food safety monitoring through the integration of nanomaterials, portable sensing systems, and computational analysis techniques. His work demonstrates the feasibility of combining fluorescence-based CQD sensors with smartphone platforms and machine learning methods for practical real-world applications.[2]

The developed sensing systems were validated using multiple commercial beverage samples and seafood spoilage monitoring conditions, demonstrating translational potential for industrial implementation. Additionally, the low-cost fabrication characteristics of the intelligent film systems support scalability and broader accessibility for commercial food packaging applications.[4]

His research output includes publications in journals indexed within recognized chemistry and materials science categories, with citation activity accumulating following publication during 2025–2026. Patent-related work associated with formaldehyde-removing CQD materials additionally reflects ongoing translational research development.[5]

Award Suitability

The academic profile of Manjun Guan demonstrates sustained engagement in innovative nanomaterial research and interdisciplinary food safety technology development. His work combines chemistry, analytical sensing, intelligent packaging, and machine learning-assisted analysis within a unified research framework focused on practical monitoring applications.[2]

The development of dual-functional CQD systems, smartphone-readable sensing platforms, and intelligent spoilage-monitoring materials reflects original research activity with potential industrial relevance. His publication record, collaborative laboratory research, and ongoing patent-related work support consideration within the framework of the Innovative Research Award and related scientific recognition categories.[5]

Conclusion

Manjun Guan has contributed to research involving carbon quantum dot-based sensing technologies and intelligent food safety systems through interdisciplinary work integrating chemistry, fluorescence sensing, machine learning, and smartphone-assisted analysis. His published studies and ongoing innovations demonstrate continued engagement in the development of practical analytical technologies for food quality monitoring and intelligent packaging applications.[2]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Manjun Guan, Author ID 60003499000. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=60003499000
  2. Guan, M. et al. (2026). “Preparation and Applications of Pomegranate Juice CQDs for Iron Ion Detection and Antibacterial.” Journal of Instrumental Analysis. Journal of Instrumental Analysis. DOI: https://www.fxcsxb.com/en/article/doi/10.12452/j.fxcsxb.25121704/
  3. Guan, M. et al. (2025). Research relating to fluorescence sensing and functional carbon quantum dots. Dyes and Pigments.
  4. Research collaboration under the Material Corrosion and Protection Key Laboratory of Sichuan Province concerning intelligent packaging films and CQD-based monitoring systems.
  5. Patent Application CN2024118259300. Formaldehyde-removing Al(OH)3-supported CQDs material, gel & preparation method. Filed 12 December 2024.

Karim Youssef Nabat | Chemical Engineering | Innovative Research Award

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Karim Youssef Nabat
Beijing Institute of Technology
Karim Youssef Nabat
Affiliation Beijing Institute of Technology
Country China
Scopus ID 57249255600
Documents 13
Citations 43
h-index 4
Subject Area Chemical Engineering
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ORCID 0000-0002-1586-2362

Karim Youssef Nabat is a researcher in chemical engineering affiliated with the Beijing Institute of Technology, China, with academic specialization in sustainable water treatment systems, advanced adsorption technologies, heavy metal remediation, and resource recovery from industrial and environmental waste streams. His academic work combines molecular engineering, environmental sustainability, and materials science to develop innovative adsorption platforms for lithium and uranium recovery, bio-composite synthesis, and desalination enhancement technologies.[1] His scholarly contributions emphasize environmentally responsible engineering solutions and circular economy applications through interdisciplinary chemical engineering research.[2]

Abstract

This article presents the academic profile and research contributions of Karim Youssef Nabat in the field of chemical engineering and environmental sustainability. His work focuses on advanced adsorption materials, heavy metal removal technologies, lithium and uranium recovery, water desalination enhancement, and environmentally sustainable bio-composite systems. Through interdisciplinary scientific methodologies involving material chemistry, adsorption engineering, and computational analysis, his studies contribute to the development of sustainable industrial and environmental applications.[3] The profile further highlights scholarly output, international academic achievements, ongoing research activities, and suitability for recognition under the Innovative Research Award category.

Keywords

Chemical Engineering; Water Treatment; Heavy Metal Removal; Uranium Recovery; Lithium Adsorption; Bio-composite Materials; COF/MOF; Environmental Sustainability; Adsorption Technology; Circular Economy; Desalination; Sustainable Materials; Green Chemistry.

Introduction

Environmental contamination caused by industrial pollutants and metal ions remains one of the major global challenges affecting water resources, ecosystem stability, and public health.[4] Modern chemical engineering research increasingly emphasizes the development of sustainable materials capable of improving water purification efficiency while enabling resource recovery and environmental protection. Within this context, Karim Youssef Nabat has contributed to emerging research involving adsorption science, bio-composite engineering, and advanced material synthesis for environmental remediation.[5]

His academic trajectory includes undergraduate distinction in petrochemical engineering, graduate-level specialization in chemical engineering, and doctoral research at Beijing Institute of Technology. His research integrates theoretical chemistry, density functional theory analysis, experimental adsorption systems, and sustainable engineering approaches to develop scalable environmental technologies.[2]

Research Profile

Karim Youssef Nabat completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Petrochemical Engineering from Pharos University in Alexandria with first-class distinction and a CGPA of 3.96. The academic qualification was validated by KTH Royal Institute of Technology. He later obtained a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Alexandria University in 2021 and pursued doctoral research in Chemical Engineering at Beijing Institute of Technology with expected completion in 2026.[6]

During his academic development, he received a USAID-funded scholarship for a semester at the University of Western in Fall 2014, reflecting international academic recognition and scholarly merit.[7] His research activities currently focus on lithium and uranium recovery technologies, environmentally sustainable adsorption materials, and advanced metal removal systems for water purification and desalination applications.

  • Ph.D. Research Area: Chemical Engineering and Sustainable Materials
  • Ongoing Research Projects: Lithium and Uranium Recovery
  • Patent Under Process: PCN1260210 (China Patent)
  • Journal Publications: 16 scholarly publications
  • Citation Index: h-index 4
  • Primary Research Fields: Water Treatment, COF/MOF Materials, Heavy Metal Removal, Energy Recovery

Research Contributions

The research contributions of Karim Youssef Nabat primarily involve the synthesis and application of innovative adsorbent materials for heavy metal removal and sustainable resource recovery systems. His investigations into Schiff-base immobilized composite materials demonstrated significant adsorption capacities for Cu(II) and Zn(II) ions within carboxymethyl cellulose/polyvinyl alcohol matrices.[8]

The developed composite adsorbents exhibited maximal adsorption capacities exceeding 500 mg/g under optimized operating conditions, while maintaining notable reusability after multiple adsorption-desorption cycles. Experimental results indicated spontaneous and endothermic adsorption mechanisms consistent with Langmuir isotherm behavior, confirming homogeneous monolayer adsorption characteristics.[8]

Computational investigations based on density functional theory further demonstrated effective charge transfer and strong metal-ligand interactions, supporting the observed experimental adsorption performance. The integration of computational chemistry with experimental adsorption systems reflects an interdisciplinary engineering methodology intended to improve environmental remediation technologies and water purification processes.[9]

In a personal statement outlining his scientific vision, he emphasized the development of sustainable materials and smart platforms for resource recovery, green chemistry integration, and life-cycle-based environmental engineering solutions aimed at supporting cleaner water-energy systems and circular economy frameworks.[10]

Publications

Karim Youssef Nabat has contributed to scholarly literature in environmental engineering, adsorption science, and advanced materials research through publications indexed in recognized scientific databases. Selected research outputs include studies on heavy metal adsorption, sustainable composite materials, and water treatment technologies.[1]

  1. Research on Schiff-base immobilized CMC/PVA composite adsorbents for Cu(II) and Zn(II) removal in water treatment systems.[8]
  2. Studies related to lithium adsorption and uranium recovery technologies for sustainable resource extraction.[11]
  3. Investigations involving COF/MOF materials for environmental remediation and adsorption enhancement applications.[12]
  4. Research concerning heavy metal removal, desalination efficiency improvement, and bio-composite engineering.[8]

Research Impact

The research conducted by Karim Youssef Nabat contributes to ongoing international scientific efforts addressing water contamination, sustainable industrial processing, and environmentally responsible resource recovery. His studies on adsorption materials demonstrate practical implications for desalination systems, wastewater treatment, and protection of aquatic ecosystems from heavy metal contamination.[8]

The combination of experimental engineering, computational chemistry, and sustainable material development reflects an integrated research framework aligned with contemporary environmental engineering priorities. The measurable adsorption performance, material stability, and low reusability cost analyses associated with his studies further indicate potential applicability in industrial-scale environmental remediation systems.[9]

His academic visibility is reflected through Scopus-indexed publications, citation records, interdisciplinary collaborations, and continuing doctoral research contributions within the field of chemical engineering.[1]

Award Suitability

The Innovative Research Award category recognizes scholarly contributions demonstrating originality, scientific relevance, interdisciplinary integration, and potential societal impact. The research profile of Karim Youssef Nabat aligns with these criteria through the development of advanced sustainable materials designed for environmental remediation, water purification, and resource recovery.[10]

His research combines green chemistry principles, computational modeling, adsorption science, and environmental engineering to address critical global challenges involving water contamination and sustainable energy-resource systems. The integration of theoretical and practical methodologies within his work reflects a research-oriented commitment to environmentally sustainable technological innovation.[8]

Additional factors supporting award suitability include international academic recognition, strong academic standing, interdisciplinary publication output, ongoing doctoral research, and the development of patent-related innovations within chemical engineering applications.[6]

Conclusion

Karim Youssef Nabat represents an emerging researcher in chemical engineering whose work contributes to sustainable environmental technologies and advanced adsorption-based remediation systems. His academic achievements, interdisciplinary research methodologies, and focus on sustainable water-energy applications position his work within contemporary global scientific priorities. Through ongoing research involving resource recovery, bio-composite materials, and environmental sustainability, his scholarly activities continue to support innovation in water treatment and environmental engineering.[3]

References

    1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Karim Youssef Nabat, Author ID 57249255600. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57249255600
    2. Beijing Institute of Technology. (2026). Doctoral research profile in Chemical Engineering.
    3. ResearchGate. (n.d.). Karim Youssef Nabat Research Profile. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/KarimNabat?ev=hdr_xprf
    4. World Health Organization. (n.d.). Water contamination and public health implications.
    5. International Journal of Environmental Research. (2025). Advanced adsorption systems for sustainable water treatment.
    6. Academic Records Archive. (2021). M.Sc. Chemical Engineering, Alexandria University.
    7. USAID Scholarship Program. (2014). International academic exchange scholarship award.
    8. ScienceDirect. (2026). Metal contamination in water sources and adsorption applications using CMC/PVA composite adsorbents. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.desal.2026.120270
    9. Journal of Molecular Engineering. (2025). Density functional theory analysis for adsorption enhancement mechanisms.
    10. Nabat, K. Y. (2026). Statement on sustainable material innovation and circular economy systems.
    11. Chemical Engineering Research Reports. (2025). Lithium adsorption and uranium recovery technologies for sustainable applications.
    12. Advanced Functional Materials Review. (2025). COF/MOF materials for environmental remediation and heavy metal removal.
    13. AR Ayub, MZ Sabir, KY Nabat, I Bensahbane, S Zubair, J Iqbal, H Li. A computational study of perylene diimide as a potential nanocarrier for multiple drugs: adsorption, stability and release mechanisms. Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.saa.2026.127813
    14. AR Ayub, M Zeshan, KY Nabat, J Iqbal, H Li. Computational study on optoelectronic properties of perylene diimide derivatives and their supramolecular complexes with guanosine monophosphate. Inorganic Chemistry Communications. Inorganic Chemistry Communications. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.inoche.2025.116113
    15. AR Ayub, MZ Sabir, Salba, U Yaqoob, KY Nabat, H Li. Tuning the Optoelectronic Properties of Perylene Diimide for Advanced Organic Photovoltaic. Energy Technology. https://doi.org/10.1002/ente.202501394
    16. AR Ayub, Salba, M Anwer, N Zhang, U Yaqoob, KY Nabat, S Rafiq, MZ Sabir. Methoxy-substituted triphenylamines served as a core to design innovative, cost-effective hole transport materials essential for the development of efficient perovskite solar cells. Journal of the Chinese Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1002/jccs.70120

Chandra Jeet Singh | Oil Separation | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Chandra Jeet Singh | Oil Separation | Best Researcher Award

Research Associate at Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India

Dr. Chandra Jeet Singh is a distinguished polymer technologist with six years of experience in polymer composites, plastics testing, and manufacturing. Currently based in New Delhi, India, he specializes in quality inspection, scientific documentation, and technical communication. His expertise spans polymer science, research coordination, and mentorship, guiding several SRF, JRF, and engineers. His commitment to innovation and sustainable solutions in polymer technology has positioned him as a valuable contributor in both industrial and academic settings.

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Education 🎓

Dr. Singh earned his Ph.D. from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi in 2023, focusing on oil separation and coalescence filtration from oily wastewater. He completed his M.Tech from the Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology, Hajipur, in 2009, researching polycarbonate-polyetherimide blends and FRP composites. His academic journey began with an M.Sc. in Polymer Science from Chaudhry Charan Singh University, Meerut, in 2006, establishing a solid foundation in chemical technology and material sciences.

work Experience💼

Dr. Singh is currently engaged in a GAIL-sponsored project at IIT Delhi, focusing on single polymer composite development. Previously, he worked as a Research Associate-III at IIT Delhi’s DRDO Industry Academia-Centre of Excellence. He has also held roles as a Project Associate, Senior R&D Engineer, and Senior QA Engineer in various organizations, gaining expertise in composite materials, quality assurance, and polymer grade development.

Skills

Dr. Singh’s technical skills include operating Universal Testing Machines, DSC, TGA, MFI instruments, and particle size analyzers. He has expertise in thermoset and thermoplastic composite preparation, nonwoven fabric development, injection molding, and ultrasonic welding. His proficiency in research tools like Mendeley, Origin, and DOE enhances his data analysis and technical documentation capabilities.

Research Focus

Dr. Singh’s research revolves around polymer composites, sustainable materials, and filtration technologies. His work addresses environmental challenges, such as oil spill cleanup and wastewater treatment, using natural and synthetic fibers. His studies contribute to industrial applications, advancing eco-friendly polymer solutions and filtration efficiency.

Conclusion✅

Dr. Chandra Jeet Singh is a well-qualified and deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his outstanding contributions to polymer technology and environmental sustainability. His robust research background, leadership skills, and technical expertise position him as a leading figure in the field. Addressing minor areas for growth will further solidify his status as an influential researcher in polymer science and material innovation.

 

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Title: Sustainable development of needle punched nonwoven fabrics from silk worm cocoon waste for oil spill removal

Authors: S. Viju, R. S. Rengasamy, G. Thilagavathi, C. J. Singh, H. A. K. Mohamed

Journal: Journal of Natural Fibers

Citations: 29

Year: 2022

 

Title: Fibrous coalescence filtration in treating oily wastewater: A review

Authors: C. J. Singh, S. Mukhopadhyay, R. S. Rengasamy

Journal: Journal of Industrial Textiles

Citations: 21

Year: 2022

 

Title: A sustainable approach to oil spill cleanup by kapok and waste cotton needle punched nonwoven blends

Authors: C. J. Singh, S. Mukhopadhyay, R. S. Rengasamy

Journal: Industrial Crops and Products

Citations: 18

Year: 2023

 

Title: Oil separation from oil in water emulsion by coalescence filtration using kapok fibre

Authors: C. J. Singh, S. Mukhopadhyay, R. S. Rengasamy

Journal: Environmental Technology

Citations: 11

Year: 2023

 

Title: Enhanced oil-water emulsion separation through coalescence filtration utilizing milkweed fiber: a sustainable paradigm

Authors: C. J. Singh, S. Mukhopadhyay, R. S. Rengasamy

Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research

Citations: 1

Year: 2023

 

Title: Cotton from Industrial Waste Modified for Effective Absorption of Oil Spills

Authors: C. J. Singh, M. Srivastava, V. Jaiswal, A. Ghosh, S. Mukhopadhyay, R. S. Rengasamy

Journal: Journal of Applied Polymer Science

Year: 2025

Rajasimman Manivasagan | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Rajasimman Manivasagan | Chemical Engineering | Best Researcher Award

Professor at Annamalai University, India

Dr. Rajasimman Manivasagan is a distinguished academic and researcher in the field of Chemical Engineering, currently serving as a Professor at Annamalai University. His educational background is rooted in the same institution, where he earned his Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Chemical Engineering in May 1997, followed by a Master of Engineering (M.E.) in January 2002, both with first-class honors. He completed his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering in January 2007. Dr. Manivasagan’s professional career at Annamalai University began in 1998 as a Lecturer. Over the years, he advanced through various academic positions, including Senior Lecturer, Reader, Associate Professor, and finally Professor, a role he has held since July 1, 2013.

 

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🎓Educational Details:

Rajasimman Manivasagan pursued his higher education at Annamalai University, where he earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Chemical Engineering in May 1997, graduating with first-class honors. Building on his foundational knowledge and skills, he continued his studies at the same institution, obtaining a Master of Engineering (M.E.) degree in Chemical Engineering in January 2002, once again achieving first-class honors. Demonstrating his commitment to advanced research and academic excellence, Rajasimman Manivasagan completed his Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Chemical Engineering at Annamalai University in January 2007.

👨‍🏫Professional Experience:

Rajasimman Manivasagan has had a distinguished career at Annamalai University, progressing through various academic ranks over the years. He began his professional journey as a Lecturer on March 23, 1998, a position he held until March 23, 2003. Demonstrating his expertise and dedication, he was then promoted to Senior Lecturer, serving in this role from March 23, 2003, to June 30, 2007. His continued contributions to the field of Chemical Engineering earned him the position of Reader, which he held from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2010. Subsequently, he was appointed as an Associate Professor, a role he fulfilled from July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2013. Since July 1, 2013, Rajasimman Manivasagan has been serving as a Professor at Annamalai University, where he continues to contribute significantly to academic and research excellence.

Research Interest:

Rajasimman Manivasagan’s areas of specialization encompass a broad range of topics within Chemical Engineering, including Environmental Engineering, Optimization, Wastewater Treatment, Adsorption, Nanotechnology, Biofiltration, Inverse Fluidization, Bioreactors for Wastewater Treatment, Emulsion Liquid Membrane, and Biofuels. His extensive expertise in these fields enables him to address complex environmental and engineering challenges effectively. Additionally, his areas of interest include Reaction Engineering, Fluidization, Optimization, Environmental Biotechnology, and Modeling, reflecting his commitment to advancing knowledge and technology in these critical areas of chemical and environmental engineering.

📚Publications to Noted

Biological treatment of tannery wastewater-a review

Authors: G. Durai, M. Rajasimman

Citations: 379

Year: 2011

Methods of synthesis, characteristics, and environmental applications of Mxene: A comprehensive review

Authors: J.A. Kumar, P. Prakash, T. Krithiga, D.J. Amarnath, J.P. Kumar, R. Natarajan, M. Rajasimman

Citations: 256

Year: 2022

A focus to green synthesis of metal/metal based oxide nanoparticles: Various mechanisms and applications towards ecological approach

Authors: J.A. Kumar, T. Krithiga, S. Manigandan, S. Sathish, A.A. Renita, P. Prakash, M. Rajasimman

Citations: 135

Year: 2021

Statistical optimization of process parameters for the extraction of chromium (VI) from pharmaceutical wastewater by emulsion liquid membrane

Authors: M. Rajasimman, R. Sangeetha, P. Karthik

Citations: 111

Year: 2009

Aerobic digestion of starch wastewater in a fluidized bed bioreactor with low density biomass support

Authors: M. Rajasimman, C. Karthikeyan

Citations: 103

Year: 2007

Performance of SBR for the treatment of textile dye wastewater: Optimization and kinetic studies

Authors: S. Sathian, M. Rajasimman, G. Radha, V. Shanmugapriya, C. Karthikeyan

Citations: 100

Year: 2014

Biodegradation of textile dyeing industry wastewater using modified anaerobic sequential batch reactor–Start-up, parameter optimization and performance analysis

Authors: M. Rajasimman, S.V. Babu, N. Rajamohan

Citations: 83

Year: 2017

Facile synthesis and characterization of polypyrrole-iron oxide–seaweed (PPy-Fe3O4-SW) nanocomposite and its exploration for adsorptive removal of Pb (II) from heavy metal wastewater

Authors: G. Sarojini, S. Venkateshbabu, M. Rajasimman

Citations: 80

Year: 2021

Sorption of hexavalent chromium from aqueous solution using marine green algae Halimeda gracilis: Optimization, equilibrium, kinetic, thermodynamic and desorption studies

Authors: R. Jayakumar, M. Rajasimman, C. Karthikeyan

Citations: 72

Year: 2014

Application of response surface methodology for the extraction of chromium (VI) by emulsion liquid membrane

Authors: M. Rajasimman, P. Karthic

Citations: 72

Year: 2010