Consultancy Services

Sl.NoName of FacultyDesignationDivisionDomain of expertise
1Prof. Ashis Kr. MukherjeeDirectorLife Sciences1. Quality control of commercial antisnake/antiscorpion venom laboratory analyses
2. New method of antivenom production
3. Pharmacological screening of medicinal plants for snakebite treatment,
4. Application of biosurfactant in laundry detergents
5. Industrially important microbial enzymes, solid-waste management, bioremediation of petroleum oil hydrocarbons in soil and water, microbial biodesulfurization
2Prof. H. BailungProfessorBasic and Applied plasma physics1. Plasma generation by DC, RF discharge, Magnetron plasma for sputter deposition, Plasma polymerization.
2. Plasma diagnostics.
3. Vacuum maintenance, Vacuum pump repairing, Leak detection
4. Atmospheric pressure plasma for surface plasma modification, nano synthesis, biomedical applications
3Dr. Subir BiswasAssistant ProfessorBasic and Applied plasma physics1. Plasma Physics and its application.
4Dr. Kamatchi S.Assistant ProfessorBasic and Applied plasma physics1. Surface active molecules/shampoo formulation/surfactants based emulsion formulation and testing.
2. Flow properties such as rheology/viscosity analysis of surfactants/biomaterials/lubricants/food packaging.
5Dr. Rajlaksmi DeviAssociate Professor Traditional Knowledge based Drug Development and Delivery1. Exploration of the medicinal plants of North-East India based on traditional knowledge for the treatment of metabolic syndrome focusing on cardiovascular disease, type-II diabetes, anti-hyperlipidemic etc.
2. Nutraceutical development from natural products such as scented rice, Musa balbisiana, Garciniapedunculata etc.
3. Exploration of fibre from natural resources specially converting the agricultural waste to wealth for making medical devices and different household appliances’ which can provide livelihood to BPL families.
6Dr. Jagat C. BorahAssociate ProfessorTraditional Knowledge based Drug Development and Delivery1. Extraction, preparation of standardized fraction based on marker compounds and isolation of pure molecules from natural sources by using different chromatographic techniques.
2. Structure elucidation of pure molecules from natural sources.
3. Interpretation of NMR spectra (1H, 13C, HSQC, COSY, HMBC, NOESY etc), LC-MS/MS, FTIR for structure elucidation of small molecules.
4. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of natural products with respect to bioactive or marker compounds by HPLC.
5. Short term (5 days) hands on training on HPLC and LC-MSMS.
7Dr. Arundhuti DeviAssociate ProfessorBiodiversity and Ecosystem Research1. Physico-chemical Characteristics of Water and Soil samples
2. Hydrocarbons, Heavy metal and residual Pesticides present in the Soil, Water and Plant samples.
3. Remediation technique for crude oil contaminated Soil and Water.
8Dr. Mojibur R. KhanAssociate ProfessorBiodiversity and Ecosystem Research1. Microbiome analysis of especially human gut flora, fermentation based traditional bevarges etc.
9Dr. Debajit ThakurAssociate ProfessorBiodiversity and Ecosystem Research1. Microbial based formulation of biofertilizer
2. Formulation of biocontrol strategy for fungal diseases in agricultural crop especially in Tea (Camellia sinensis).
10Dr. Rahul HepatAssistant ProfessorBiodiversity and Ecosystem Research1. Sericulture/Entomology/Molecular Virology area pertaining to preserving Muga culture of Assam, identification of silkworm diseases,
2. Studying Muga –pathogen interactions
3. Development of novel technology to control diseases of silkworms
4. Training/workshops for farmers to identify diseases on field and its management them.
5. In addition, any other scientific problem faced by communities in NE India related to insect and/or pathogen management to be consulted.
11Dr. Gautam ChoudhuryAssociate ProfessorMathematical & Computational Sciences1. We have focus our research works on Queueing theory, which is a branch of Applied Stochastic Modelling with growing application in the field of Industrial engineering, Digital communication and Telecommunications. Applications of such models arise naturally in Call Centres with multitasking employees having applications to IEEE 802.16e based mobile stations as well as applications in Discontinuous Reception (DRX) in the Fifth generation (5G) network.
12Dr. Lipi B MahantaAssociate ProfessorMathematical &Computational Sciences1. Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition. There is potential to develop AI & PR devices for related applications.
2. Epidemiology
13Dr. Santu DasAssistant ProfessorMathematical & Computational Sciences1. Mitigation of ocean waves in coastal waters.
2. Hydroelastic analysis of very large floating structure (VLFS) and/or sea-ice
14Prof. Neelotpal Sen SarmaProfessorAdvanced Material Sciences1. Synthesis and characterization of polyelectrolytes, Liquid Crystalline Polymers, Hydro and polymer gels.
2. Interpretation of 1H NMR spectra and FTIR for structure elucidation of small molecules. Study of ionic conductivity.
3. Synthesis and construction of polymer and bio-polymer based sensors, device fabrication including its electronic circuits.
15Dr. Devasish ChowdhuryAssociate ProfessorAdvanced Material Sciences1. Material characterization / Electron Microscopy: Expertise in different material characterization techniques like UV-visible spectroscopy, Photoluminescence spectroscopy, XRD, FTIR spectroscopy.
2. Analysis of nanomaterials in Electron Microscope like Scanning Electron Microscope and Transmission Electron Microscope.
3. Expertise in fabrication of Nanomaterials / polymer nanocomposite / Biopolymer nanocomposite films.
16Dr. Arup Ratan PalAssociate ProfessorAdvanced Material Sciences1. Thin film deposition by Magnetron Sputtering, Thermal evaporation and Plasma CVD
Description: These techniques are useful for corrosion resistant coating, decorative coating, optical materials, semi-conducting films, thin film deposition for varieties of sensors, solar cell, photodetector etc.
2. Surface modification /functionalization by plasma
Description: These techniques are useful for surface modification of different kinds of surfaces e.g. flat surfaces, 3-Dimensional surfaces, fibers, biomaterials etc. for tailoring the surface properties e.g. surface hardness, hydrophilic/hydrophobic properties, functionalization of biomolecules etc.
17Dr. Munima B. SahariaAssociate ProfessorAdvanced Material Sciences1. Density Functional Theory based electronic structure and phonon calculations in inorganic materials.
18Dr. Sarathi KunduAssociate ProfessorAdvanced Material Sciences1. Different organic thin films formation including polymer, polyelectrolytes, lipids, specific proteins etc. and on their studies
2. Nanomaterials and nanoclusters formation in solution at interfaces and on their optical responses
3. Lipid (biomembrane)-proteins/drugs interaction and structural modifications mostly on soft materials and nano-materials with emphasis on interfaces.
19Dr. Biswajit ChoudhuryAssistant ProfessorAdvanced Material Sciences1. Chemical synthesis of materials for renewable and clean energy generation
–The ever-rising needs for energy to meet the global energy demands require the excessive burning of coal and fossil fuels. The burning emits poisonous gases to the environment making it unhealthy for the earth’s inhabitants. Water could be a source for generating fuels as an alternative to coal energy. Breaking of water generates hydrogen and oxygen. Both hydrogen and oxygen can be used as fuels that are clean and green.
2. My expertise is to synthesize nanomaterials by wet chemical method. These nanomaterials have the ability to absorb sunlight and use sunlight energy to break down water into hydrogen and oxygen. These hydrogen and oxygen are stored and can be used as fuels.
20Dr. Asis BalaAssociate ProfessorTraditional Knowledge-based Drug Development and Delivery1. Preclinical Drug Development, especially on-
a) Endocrine; Metabolic and Autoimmune Diseases.
b) Free Radical Biology and Cellular Inflammation.
c) Molecular Pharmacology & Immunopharmacology.
2. Toxicological Studies