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PUNJAB AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY

ਪੰਜਾਬ ਐਗਰੀਕਲਚਰਲ ਯੂਨੀਵਰਸਿਟੀ ਲੁਧਿਆਣਾ

PUNJAB AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, LUDHIANA

62nd Year of Education & Service

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Faculty

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Name :

Dr (Mrs) Manpreet Kaur

Designation :

Associate Professor (Chemistry)

Office Phone :

01612401960 Ext 216

Mobile :

8146200711

Email (Office) :

manpreetchem@pau.edu

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College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Home

Department of Chemistry, established in 1965 as “Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry”, infuses a 45-year tradition of excellence with a distinctly non-traditional approach to graduate and undergraduate education. Using multi-disciplinary study and research, our philosophy is to craft individualized programs for students, enabling them to acquire new knowledge through strong mentoring and outstanding intellectual and physical resources. By building both strong interpersonal connections between our students and faculty of national and international repute, the entering students can thrive at the frontiers of research in the chemical sciences.

Currently the department offers Five Year Integrated M.Sc (Hons), M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in chemistry with specialization in organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. Due to high quality of training imparted by the College, quite a large number of the post graduates of the College have been picked up by National/International organizations and are presently occupying prestigious positions in these various organizations.

The Department has well equipped laboratories for carrying out practicals and research. The department has sophisticated instruments like LC-MS/MS, UV visible spectrophotometer, FT-IR Spectrophotometer, Microwave Ovens,. The Departmental Library caters to the needs of students as well as the teachers. The department has published research papers in journals of National and International repute besides publishing books. Science in the 21st century is rich with opportunity and challenge. Our pillars for success in this complex world are all tied to interactions between people, and between disciplines.

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Head of Department

Name : Dr. Manjeet Kaur Sangha

Address : Head, Department of Chemistry

Office : 0161-2401960 Ext 332, Ext-322

E-Mail : hodcm@pau.edu

Brief Introduction

Dr Manjeet Kaur Sangha, Principal Biochemist in Department of Biochemistry has been appointed as regular Head of Department of Biochemistry on Dec 22, 2022. She completed her B.Sc. from M.C.M.D.A.V College Chandigarh in the year 1986, M.Sc. (1988) and Ph.D. (1994) from PGIMER, Chandigarh. She secured 5th position in B.Sc in Panjab University and is medal holder in M.Sc. She cleared Joint CSIR-UGC NET Masters level in 1989 and ASRB NET for lecturership/Assistant Professorship in Biochemistry in Oct.1995 for SAUs. She joined PAU as Assistant Biochemist in Department of Biochemistry in the year 1998. She has handled two research projects as Principle Investigator (DBT and UGC) and was also the Coordinator of Examination of College of Basic Sciences and Humanities, Punjab Agricultural University (2.5 years). Her research focus involved Botrytis cinerea and chickpea interaction, quality evaluation of ACRIP and Institute samples of Brassica species for oil content, fatty acid profile and glucosinlates, characterisaton of lectins from cultivated and wild Brassicas and their potential against mustard aphid, screening and biochemical evaluation of salinity tolerance in cotton, role of purified RIPs against CLCuD and fungal pathogens of cotton, extensive biochemical characterization of 166 genotypes of okra, cold tolerance in bitter gourd, biochemical characterization of celery, biochemical characterization of YVMV and bittergourd interaction, characterization of bittergourd germplasm for bioactives in fruits and role of charantin, momordicine I and II, vicine and soluble dietary fibre for their antidiabetic potential in rats, and characterisation of heat stress in cotton in terms of biochemicals and lipidomics. She has published 51 research papers, one book, three reviews in different journals. She also has three book chapters to her credit. She has taught thirteen UG and twelve PG courses to students of Biochemistry Department and other departments of College Basic Sciences and Humanities and also to students of College of Agriculture, College of Community Science and College of Horticulture and Forestry of PAU. She has guided 20 M. Sc. and 5 Ph. D. students. In addition she was the Convener of Fine Arts activities of the College of Basic Sciences and Humanities and has motivated students to participate in rangoli, painting, poster making, collage making, and clay modelling. Three of her students are Assistant Professors in different institutes. She has delivered invited lectures in many CAFT trainings of PAU and has been invited as subject expert for selection of candidates in various projects of GADVASU.

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Thrust Areas

  • Synthetic Organic Chemistry
  • Natural Product Chemistry
  • Value added chemicals from crop residues and processing byproducts
  • Materials Chemistry
  • Herbicide residue analysis
  • Evaluation of natural products/synthesized compounds as potent agrochemicals

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Faculty

Faculty

S.No Name & Designation E-Mail/Telephone
1. Dr (Mrs) Divya Utreja
Chemist		 utrejadivya@pau.edu
9463852716
2. Dr (Mrs) Jyoti Gaba
Assistant Professor (Chemistry)		 jyotigaba@pau.edu
9779590497
3. Dr (Mrs) Manpreet Kaur
Associate Professor (Chemistry)		 manpreetchem@pau.edu
8146200711
4. Dr (Mrs) Ramandeep Kaur
Chemist		 ramansaini@pau.edu
9915200619
5. Dr (Mrs) Shivali Sharma
Assistant Professor (Chemistry)		 shivalisharma@pau.edu
9417394948
6. Dr (Mrs) Sonia Kaushal
Chemist		 drsonia@pau.edu
9855446642
7. Dr (Mrs) Urvashi
Chemist		 drurvashi@pau.edu
9781705006

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Faculty Distinctions

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College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Important Achievements

  • Department has produced 09 PhD students and 62 MSc.
  • The Department has a near-perfect placement record with most of its students have been recruited as Research fellows in various National Research Laboratories and in Govt. sectors of Punjab.
  • Seven students have received fellowship for persuing PhD degree in abroad with Universities of high repute.

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Current Projects

Adhoc Research Projects(Ongoing)

Sr. No. Name of the Project Name of PI and Co-PI
1. Synthesis of triazolo-capped silver nanoparticles (TA-AgNPs) Dr (Mrs) Anjali SIdhu
Adhoc Research Projects(Completed)
1. Synthesis and evaluation of Quarternary quinolinium salts as potential fungicides.(Completed in September 2017) Summary of project: Quinoline and its quaternary quinolinium salts were synthesized by refluxing the quinoline with the different alkyl halides. All the physical characteristics of the synthesized compounds were recorded i.e. color, melting point and appearance. All the compounds were obtained in good yields. Most of the synthesized compounds were liquid while other compounds were obtained in the pure crystalline form. Synthesized compounds that were obtained in solid form have low melting points in the range of 48-92oC. Various physico-chemical techniques viz. FT-IR, 1H NMR and 13C NMR were used for the analysis of the synthesized compounds. Compounds were evaluated in vitro for antifungal potential against Fusarium verticilloides, Drechslera oryzae, Helminthosporium oryzae, Bipolaris sorokiniana and Puccinia triticina by spore germination inhibition method at different concentrations i.e.1000, 500, 250, 100 and 50μg/ml and per cent spore inhibition was calculated for the synthesized compounds. Then evaluation of fungi-toxicity of all compounds was done by calculating the ED50 (effective dose at which 50 per cent inhibition takes place). All the tested compounds were found to be active against all the test fungi. Analysis of data was done statistically using (2-way ANOVA) C-pcs software when the compounds were tested against Fusarium verticilloides and Drechslera oryzae. The correlation between all concentrations and synthesized quinolinium salts and the values of per cent spore inhibition were significant at different concentrations. Some of the compounds at higher concentration were also found statistically at par. The decreasing order varies as C-8 quinolinium bromide > C-6 quinolinium bromide > C-7 quinolinium bromide > C-10 quinolinium bromide in the case of two fungi i.e. Fusarium verticilloides and Drechslera oryzae. The quinolinium salt that contain unsaturated hydrocarbon chain was found to be more effective against Fusarium verticilloides but when tested against the Drechslera oryzae, compound C-6 quinoliniumbromide, showed the best activity among the synthesized compound which was very close to the standard fungicide used. In case of Drechslera oryzae quinolinium salts those contain very small hydrocarbon chain from C-1 to C-5 showed zero inhibition at 50 μg/ml but they are somewhat effective against Fusarium verticilloides at same concentration. In case of other three fungi i.e. Helminthosporium,oryzae, Bipolaris sorokiniana and Puccinia triticina, when compounds were tested against Helminthosporium oryzae no regular trend was found in inhibition with increase in hydrocarbon chain but when compounds tested against Bipolaris sorokiniana and Puccinia triticina quaternary salts of substituted quinoline compound (R1 = 4-Me, R2 = butyl) was found most effective than all of the synthesized compounds. Dr (Mrs) Anita Garg
2. Structural modifications of dihydropyrimidinones to evaluate their potential as metal ion capturing agents and their antifungal activity (Completed in 2017) Dr (Mrs) Divya Utreja
3. Nanofabrication of ferrite and clay composites and their application for remediation of heavy metals (Completed in March 2017) Summary of Project: Nanocomposites of magnesium and calcium ferrite nanoparticles (NPs) with bentonite clay were synthesized. The nanocomposites were characterized by various physico-chemical techniques viz. Transmission electron microscope (TEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), Vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM), FT-IR spectroscopy, Scanning electron microscopy-Energy dispersive spectroscopy (SEM-EDS) and Brunauer Emmett Teller (BET) surface analysis. FT-IR analysis of composite confirmed the presence of bentonite clay from a distinct peak due to Si-O-Al frame work vibration at 1048 cm-1. BET surface area analysis confirmed decrease in the area under the hysteresis loop with increase in clay content in the composite. The hysteresis loops of type-IV confirmed mesoporous nature of the synthesized nanocomposite. VSM analysis showed that composite had lower saturation magnetization as compared to the pristine ferrite NPs. Addition of small amount of bentonite clay to the reaction mixture during synthesis of nanocomposite resulted in increase in the porosity of the nanocomposite as compared to the pristine ferrite NPs. Sol-gel method was observed to be most effective method for synthesis of nanocomposite with high adsorptive properties Magnesium ferrite NPs displayed higher adsorption potential as compared to calcium ferrite clay composite. Magnesium ferrite bentonite clay composite with w: w ratio of 1:1, 1: 0.5, 1: 0.25 and 1:0.05 were synthesized. The nanocomposite with w/w ratio of 1:0.05 was observed have highest surface area among synthesized nanocomposites. So detailed adsorption analysis was performed on with this nanocomposite. Adsorption data was modeled using Langmuir, Freundlich, Dubinin Radushkevitch and Temkin isotherm models. The adsorption of Cr (VI) was favored at optimum pH of 2. The observed trend for percentage removal of Cr (VI) was activated charcoal> nanocomposite> Ferrite NPs> bentonite. Activated charcoal displayed better removal than nanocomposite which was explained on the basis of reluctant nature of activated charcoal whereas Cr (VI) ions act as oxidant at optimum pH of 2 and redox reaction was responsible for higher percentage removal. The trend for the percentage removal of Pb (II) and Ni (II) ions in the descending order was nanocxomposite> MgFe2O4 NPs> Bentonite > activated charcoal. The nanocomposite was reusable after desorption with the stripping solution of 0.1N NaOH in case of Cr (VI) and 0.1N HCl in case of Ni (II) and Pb (II) ions. Nanocomposite retained its adsorption capacity even after repeated cycles of regeneration. The separation of activated carbon after adsorption is a problematic issue. Whereas nanocomposite is easily magnetically separable. These studies have proven the potential future applications of magnetic nanocomposites based on magnesium ferrite and bentonite clay in the field of adsorptive removal of contaminants. Dr(Mrs) Manpreet Kaur

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Important Publications

  • Kaur J, Mankoo R K and Chahal G K (2023) Synthesis of rice straw biopolymers based hydrogels and their use as media for growth of monocot (wheat) and dicot (moong bean) plants. Chem Papers http://doi.org/10.1007/s11696-022-02644-9. (NAAS Rating: 8.10)
  • Khepar V, Sidhu A and Sharma A B (2023) Nanomaterized zinc sulfide-meerschaum biomatrix (nZnS-MR) efficiently suppressed Fusarium verticilloides with augmented rice seed quality benefits during storage. Pest Manage Sci 79 (1): 244-256. (NAAS Rating: 10.46).
  • Davit H, Kaushal S, Hunjan S (2022) Chemical composition and antibacterial potential of Terminalia arjuna (Roxb. ex DC.) Wight Arn. leaves essential oil against phytopathogenic bacteria of rice and potato. J Essent Oil Bear Pl 25 (3): 468-481 (NAAS rating:7.699)
  • Dudeja I, Mankoo R K, Singh A and Kaur J (2022) Development, characterization and biodegradability of rice straw lignin based sustainable biopolymeric films. Int J Food Sci Technol http://doi.org/10.1111/ijfs.16105. (NAAS Rating: 9.71)
  • Ekta, Utreja D and Singh K (2022) Synthesis of Sulfonamide based Chemosensor for sensing of toxic Hg2+ ions in Soil extract. J Photochem Photobiol A: Chem 426:113784. (NAAS rating: 10.966)
  • Gaba J, Sharma S, Kaur H, Kaur P (2022) Thymol and its derivatives for management of phytopathogenic fungi of maize. Curr Bioact Compd 18(7): 1-9 (NAAS rating: 7.309)
  • Gaba J, Sharma S, Kaur P (2022) Preparation and Biological Evaluation of Thymol Functionalized 2-Pyrazoline and Dihydropyrimidinone Hybrids. Org Prep Proc Int 54(4):312-323 (NAAS rating: 7.184).
  • Goyal R, Sidhu A and Sharma A B (2022) 1, 2, 4-Triazolyl functionalized allyl sulfide with antifungal potential for the control of Fusarium fujikuroi causing foot rot of rice. European J Plant Pathol 163(1): 61-69. (NAAS Rating: 8.22).
  • Goyal M and Kaur R (2022) Optimization of Lignin Extraction and Isolation of Substituted Hydroxycinnamic Acids from Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) Bagasse Lignin Hydrolysate. Sugar Tech 24: 1121–1134. (NAAS Rating: 7.59)
  • Goyal R, Sidhu A and Sharma A B (2022) 1, 2, 4-Triazolyl functionalized allyl sulfide with antifungal potential for the control of Fusarium fujikuroi causing foot rot of rice. European J Plant Pathol 163(1): 61-69. (NAAS Rating: 8.22).
  • Heena, Kaushal S, Kalia A and Kaur V (2022) Proximate, mineral, chemical composition, antioxidant and antimicrobial potential of dropped fruits of Citrus reticulata Blanco. J Food Meas Charact 16 (6): 4303-4317 (NAAS rating: 8.43)
  • Kapil S, Mankoo R K, Dudeja I, Singh A and Kaur J (2022) Structural, antioxidant, antibacterial and biodegradation properties of rice straw xylan (native and modified) based biofilms. Int J Food Sci Technol https://doi.org/10.1111/ijfs.16118. (NAAS Rating: 9.71)
  • Kaur H, Kaur M, Aggarwal R, Sharma S and Singh D (2022) Nanocomposite of MgFe2O4 and Mn3O4 as Polyphenol Oxidase Mimic for Sensing of Polyphenols. Biosensors 12(6): 428(NAAS rating: 11.74*)
  • Kaur J and Kaur R (2022) p-Coumaric acid: A naturally occurring chemical with potential therapeutic applications. Curr Org Chem 26(14): 1333-1349. (NAAS Rating: 7.93)
  • Kaur J, Mankoo R K, Dudeja I and Kapil S (2022) Recent approaches to the synthesis of hydrogels from lignocellulosic biomass: A review. Cellulose Chem Technol 56 (7-8): 891-906. (NAAS Rating: 7.47)
  • Kaur K, Kaur M, Ubhi M K and Kaur P (2021) Comparative studies on adsorptive and photocatalytic potential of differently synthesized ferric oxide nanoparticles for malachite green. Water Sci Technol 84(10-11):2857-2870 (NAAS rating: 7.64).
  • Kaur K, Utreja D, Dhillon N K and Pathak R K (2022) 3-Hydroxy-3-alkylindolin-2-ones: Regioselective synthesis, molecular docking and nematicidal studies against Meloidogyne incognita. J Environ Sci Health B. 1-13. (NAAS rating: 8.506)
  • Kaur M, Kaur M, Singh D, Feng M and Sharma V K (2022) Magnesium ferrite-nitrogen doped graphene oxide nanocomposite: Effective adsorptive removal of lead(II) and arsenic(III). Environ Sci Pollut Res 29(32):48260-48275 (NAAS rating: 10.22).
  • Kaur P and Kaur R (2022) Valorization of rice straw via production of modified xylans and xylooligosaccharides for their potential application in food industry. Cellulose Chem Technol 56(3-4):293-307. (NAAS Rating: 7.47)
  • Khepar V, Sidhu A, Sharma A B and Sharma P (2022) Zinc sulfide nano aqua formulation as antifungal nanopriming agent against phytopathogens of paddy seeds: in silico, in vitro and seed treatment studies. European J Plant Pathol (accepted) (https://doi.org/10.1007/s10658-022-02623-6) (NAAS Rating: 8.22).
  • Khushboo, Kaur M and Jeet K (2022) Mechanistic insight into magnesium ferrite-bentonite nanocomposite as adsorbent and photocatalyst. J Photochem Photobiol A Chem 425:113717 (NAAS rating: 10.29).
  • Poonia B K, Sidhu A and Sharma A B (2022) Cyclo (l-proline-l-serine) Dipeptide suppresses seed borne fungal pathogens of rice: Altered cellular membrane integrity of fungal hyphae and seed quality benefits. J Agric Food Chem 70(7): 2160-2168. (NAAS Rating: 11.89).
  • Priya B, Utreja D and Kalia A (2022) Schiff Bases of Indole-3-Carbaldehyde: Synthesis and Evaluation as Antimicrobial Agents. Russ J BioorgChem 48(6): 1282–1290. (NAAS rating: 7.254)
  • Samita, Utreja D and Dhillon NK (2022) An efficacious protocol for the reduction of benzothiazole using Mg/MeOH and their antinemic activity against Meloidogyne incognita. Russ J Bioorg Chem 48(1): 135-142. (NAAS rating: 7.254)
  • Sandhu K K, Vashishat N and Sidhu A (2022) Larvicidal potential of copper sulphide nano aqua dispersions against Aedes aegypti (Linnaeus). African Entomol 30: 1-5. (NAAS Rating: 7.19).
  • Sharma A B, Kumar A and Sidhu A (2022) Relative performance of fungicides and crude leaf extract of Azadirachta indica against leaf blight of onion. Indian Phytopathol75: 1085–1093 https://doi.org/10.1007/s42360-022-00539-z. (NAAS Rating: 11.95).
  • Sharma A B, Sidhu A, Manchanda P and Ahuja R (2022) 1, 2, 4-triazolyldithiocarbamate silver nano conjugate: Potent seed priming agent against bakanae disease of rice (Oryzae sativa). European J Plant Pathol 162(4): 825-841. (NAAS Rating: 8.22).
  • Singh G, Kaur M, Garg V K and Oliveira A C (2022) Oxygen hyper stoichiometric trimetallic titanium doped magnesium ferrite: Structural and photocatalytic studies. Ceram Int 48(17): 24476-84.(NAAS rating: 10.53)
  • Singh S, Kaushal S, Hunjan M S and Sharma P (2022) Chemical composition and molecular docking studies of Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (L.) Taub. leaves and fruits extracts as antifungal agents against rice phytopathogenic fungi Arch Phytopathol Plant Prot 55 (10) : 1179-1200 (NAAS rating: 6.735)
  • Verma V, Kaur M and Sharma S (2022) Insight into peroxidase and polyphenol oxidase mimic activity of spinel ferrite nanoparticles and their GO composites. Mater ChemPhys279: 125727 (NAAS rating: 10.09).
  • Ekta and Utreja D (2021) Fluorescence based comparative sensing behavior of the nano-composites of SiO2 and TiO2 towards toxic Hg2+ ions. Nanomaterials 11: 3082. (NAAS rating: 10.32).
  • Ekta, Utreja D, Singh K and Sharma S (2021) A Schiff-base Molecular Keypad Lock and turn-on Sensor for Selective Detection of Fe3+ with INHIBIT logic behavior. Chem Select 6: 12323-12330. (NAAS rating: 7.81)
  • Kaur K, Utreja D, Dhillon N K, Pathak R K, Singh K (2021) N-alkyl isatin derivatives: Synthesis, nematicidal evaluation and protein target identifications for their mode of action. Pest Biochem Physiol 171: 104736. (NAAS rating: 8.75)
  • Kaur R and Goyal M (2021) Isolation, derivatization and bioactive properties of natural lignin based hydroxycinnamic acids: A review. Mini Rev Org Chem 18(7): 850-866. (NAAS Rating: 8.49)
  • Kaur R, Sharma R and Chahal G K (2021) Synthesis of lignin-based hydrogels and their applications in agriculture: A review. Chem Papers 75(9): 4465-4478. (NAAS Rating: 8.14)

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Academic Programs

The department is offering 49 courses with 133 credit hours. The department is offering following courses:

  • Five Year Integrated M.Sc (Hons) Programme in Chemistry
  • Ph.D. programme in Chemistry
  • M.Sc. (Two year programme)
PG Courses Offered by Department in Sem-I
Sr. No. Course No. Course Title Credit Hrs.
1. Chem.-501 Thermodynamics & Electrochemistry 3+0
2. Chem.-502/AC509 Chromatographic and Spectroscopic Techniques 2+1
3. Chem.-503 Basic Concepts of Inorganic Chemistry 2+0
4. Chem.-504 Physical Organic Chemistry 2+0
5. Chem.-507 Quantum Chemistry-Statistical Mechanics 3+0
6. Chem.-509 Co-ordinate Chemistry, Reaction Mechanism and Inorganic Polymers 2+1
7. Chem.-513 Chemistry of Tansition Metals 2+0
8. Chem.-514 General Physical and Colloidal Chemistry 3+0
9. Chem.-591 Seminar 1+0
10. Chem.-604 Bio-Inorganic Chemistry 3+0
11. Chem.-607 Green Chemistry 3+0
12. Chem.-608/AC601 Agrochemicals formulation technology 2+2
13. Chem.-691 Seminar-I 0+1
14. PGS-504 Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques 0+1
PG Courses Offered by Department in Sem-II
1. Chem.-505 Natural Product Chemistry 2+1
2. Chem.-508 Chemical Kinetics and Surface Chemistry 2+0
3 Chem.-510 Synthesis and Characterization of Organic Compounds 0+2
4. Chem.-511 Introduction to Agrochemicals 2+1
5. Chem.-515 Agrochemical regulation, quality control and Management 2+0
6. Chem.-512 Reaction, Reagents and Photochemistry 3+0
7. Chem.-591 Seminar 1+0
8. Chem.-601 Special Topics in Chemistry 3+0
9. Chem.-602 Advanced Physical Chemistry 3+0
10. Chem.-603 Organometallic Chemistry 3+0
11. Chem.-605 Organic Synthesis and Spectroscopy 2+1
12. Chem.-606 Constitution of Inorganic Compounds and Dynamics of Inorganic Reactions 3+0
13. Chem.-691 Seminar-I 0+1
14. Chem-591 Basic Concepts in Laboratory Techniques 0+1

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / Facilities & Services

  • LC-MS-MS
  • FT-IR
  • UV-Visible spectrophotometer

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities / Chemistry / PG Students

Information regarding M.Sc. students for the session (2023-24)
Sr. No. Name of the student Admission No. Name of the Major advisor Title of the thesis
1. Anamika Arora L-2023-BS-196-M Dr.Manpreet Kaur Effect of Cerium Doping On Polyphenol Oxidase Mimic Potential Of Manganese Oxide Nanoparticles
2. ManveenKaur L-2023-BS-197-M Dr.Sonia Kaushal Synthesis And Functionalisation Of Magnesium Oxide Nanoparticles With Murraya Koenigii Essential Oil For Antibacterial And Antioxidant Potential
3. Gurmanvir Singh Bhathal L-2020-BS-14-IM Dr.Urvashi Encapsulation Of Binary Mixture Of Essential Oils And Their Antimicrobial Activity
4. Harpreet Kaur L-2020-BS-15-IM Dr.Ramandeep Kaur Green Extraction of Ageratum conyzoides And Lantana camara Essential Oils For Management Of Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius)
5. Harpreet Singh L-2020-BS-16-IM Dr.Ritu Tandon Chemical Characterization Of Monarda citriodora Essential Oil and Its Antimycotic Efficacy Against Alternaria Alternata of Pear
6. Prabhjot Kaur L-2020-BS-20-IM Dr.Divya Utreja Synthesis Of Phenothiazine Derivatives And Their Evaluation As Antibacterial Agents Against Rice Bacteria
7. Pushpinder Kaur L-2020-BS-21-IM Dr.Jyoti Gaba Synthesis of Pyrazole-Furan Based Nanoparticles For Detection Of Metal Ions
8. Ramanjit Kaur L-2020-BS-22-IM Dr.Pervinder Kaur Dissipation Kinetic And Leaching Behaviour Of Sodium Dodecylbenzenesulfonate And Its Effect On Enzymatic Activity In Punjab Soils
9. Taniya L-2020-BS-23-IM Dr.Anjali Synthesis of Allyl Sulfide For Management Of Callosobruchus Maculatus (Fab.) In Stored Green Gram Seeds
Information regarding M.Sc. students for the session (2022-23)
Sr. No. Name of the student Admission No. Name of the Major advisor Title of the thesis
1. Anjali L-2022-BS-207-M Dr.Ritu Tandon Monarda ciriodora And Ocimum viride Essential Oil Based Shellac Wax Coatings For Enhancing Postharvest Shelf Life Of Kinoow
2. Dipanshi Singla L-2022-BS-208-M Dr. Sonia Kaushal Beal (Aegle marmelos L. Correa) Leaves Essential Oil Nanoemulsion As A Antifungal Agent Against Rice Fungi
3. Harmeet Kaur L-2022-BS-209-M Dr. Pervinder Kaur Synthesis, Efficacy And Environmental Fate Of Cyclodextrin Complexes Of Pyroxasulfone
4. Manpreet Kaur L-2022-BS-210-M Dr. Manpreet Kaur Impact Of Citric Acid On The Structural, Adsorptive And Photocatalytic Properties Of Magnesium Ferrite-Bentonite nanocomposites
5. Navpreet Kaur L-2022-BS-211-M Dr. Divya Utreja Syntheis Of Hypoxanthine Derivatives And Their Evaluation Against Potato Pathogens
6. Ishita Mahajan L-2019-BS-46-IM Dr. Urvashi Preparation Of Anthocyanin Rich Extracts Of Carissa carands Fruit And Their Antimicrobial Activity Against Food Borne Pathogents
7. Jaspreet Kaur L-2019-BS-47-IM Dr. Ramandeep Kaur Extraction Of Bioactive Compounds From Black Carrot Pomace Using Conventional and Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents
8. Muskan Mittal L-2019-BS-52-IM Dr. Jyoti Gaba Synthesis Of Pyrazole Based Chemosensor For Detection Of Metal Ions
9. Manreet Kaur L-2019-BS-51-IM Dr.Shivali Sharma Synthesis And Antifungal Potential Of Phthalimide Derivatives
Information regarding M.Sc. students session (2021-22)
Sr. No. Name of the student Admission No. Advisor's Name Title of Thesis
1. Gurpinder Singh L-2021-BS-284-M Dr.Manpreet Kaur Effect Of Sintering Temperature On The Structure And Photocatalytic Potential of Titanium Doped Magnesium Ferrite Nanoparticles
2. Muskaan Kapoor L-2021-BS-285-M Dr.Urvashi Synthesis And Evaluation Of Diketopiperazines Of Glycine As Antimicrobial Agents
3. Yashika Bhatia L-2021-BS-286-M Dr.Jyoti Gaba Synthesis of Naphthol Based Chemosensor For Detection Of Metal Ions
4. Akshdeep Kaur L-2018-BS-40-IM Dr.Pervinder Kaur Dissipation And Adsorption Behaviour Of Pyroxasulfone In Punjab Soils
5. Amitoz Kaur L-2018-BS-42-IM Dr.Shivali Sharma Green Chemistry Approach For The Synthesis Of Isoxazole Derivatives And Their Antiviral Activity
6. Baljinder Kaur L-2018-BS-43-IM Dr.Divya Utreja Synthesis of Pyrimidinone Derivatives And Their Antimicrobial Activity
7. Deepinder Kaur L-2018-BS-44-IM Dr.Ramandeep Kaur Chemistry And Insecticidal Activity Of Ageratum conyzoides Against Bermisia tabaci (Gennadius)
8. Japandeep Kaur L-2018-BS-47-IM Dr.Ramandeep Kaur Mankoo Synthesis of Xylan And Lignin Based Hydrogels And Their Use As Growth Media For Rice (Oryza Sativa)
9. Kashish Jain L-2018-BS-48-IM Dr.Shivali Sharma Synthesis And Antiviral Activity Of Uracil Derivatives
10. Ramneek Kaur L-2018-BS-54-IM Dr.Urvashi Isolation Of Terpenoids From Citronella Essential Oil And Their Insecticidal Activity Against Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius)
11. Rehmatpreet Kaur L-2018-BS-55-IM Dr.Sonia Kaushal Chemical Composition Antioxidant And Antibacterial Potential of Syzygium aromaticum (L.) Merr. And L. M Perry Oleoresin
12. Vaishali L-2018-BS-59-IM Dr.Ritu Tandon Studies On Micro Nutrient Status Of Rice Varieties From Farmer’s Fields Of Punjab
Information regarding Ph.D students for the session (2021-22)
Sr. No. Name of the student Admission No. Name of the Major Advisor Title of thesis
1 Dr.Anjali Khushboo L-2021-BS-123-D Iron-Impregnated Nanocomposite(s) Mediated Controlled-Release Iron as Soil Fertilizer and Seed Treatment for Rice And Soybean
2 Dr.Urvashi Fauzia Anjum Abdul Jaleel L-2021-BS-124-D Isolation, Derivatization of Major Chilli Capsaicinoid(s) and their Physio-Biochemical Effects on Wheat Under Cold Stress
3 Dr.Divya Utreja Palak Singla L-2021-BS-125-D Synthesis and Evaluation of 2-Oxindole Derivatives Against Phytopathogens
4 Dr.Shivali Sharma Mehak Aggarwal L-2021-BS-126-D Synthesis and Evaluation of Quinazolinone Derivatives Against Fungal and Viral Pathogens of Capsicum annum
5 Dr.Manpreet Kaur Komal Singh L-2021-BS-127-D Studies on Composites of Citrus Based Bioenzymes with Doped Magnesium Ferrite and Carbon Dots for Biosensing and Removal of Organic Contaminants
6 Dr.Jyoti Gaba Krishma Rani L-2021-BS-128-M Synthesis of Azomethine Linkage Based Organic Nanoparticles for Optical Sensing of Metal Ions
7 Dr.Pervinder Kaur Ramandeep Kaur L-2021-BS-130-M Dissipation, Leaching and Sorption Behaviour of Pendimethalin, Pyroxasulfone and their Combination as Influenced by Sodium Lignosulfate and their Impact on Non-Target Species
Information regarding Ph.D students for the session (2020-21)
Sr. No. Name of the student Admission No. Name of the Major Advisor Title of thesis
1 Dr.Urvashi Isha Dudeja L-2020-BS-134-D Synthesis of Paddy Straw Based Biopolymeric Hydrogel Films For Sustainable Food Packaging
2 Dr.Ritu Tandon Rashmi L-2020-BS-135-D Antimycotic Potential of Monarda citriodora and Cymbopogon flexuosus Essential Oil Formulations For Managing Postharvest Losses In Kinnow
3 Dr.Sonia Kaushal Vishaldeep Kaur L-2020-BS-136-D Physicochemical, Antimicrobial And Cytotoxic Studies Of Nutmeg And Mace (Myristica fragrans Houtt.)
Information regarding Ph.D students for the session (2019-20)
Sr. No. Name of the student Admission No. Name of the Major Advisor Title of thesis
1 Dr.Manpreet Kaur Ajaypal Kaur L-2019-BS-131-D Synthesis and Evaluation of Titanium and Magnesium Co-Doped Strontium Ferrite and its Composites as Photocatalyst
2 Dr.Divya Utreja Gurbir Kaur L-2019-BS-132-D Development of Nano Metal Sulfides Formulations For The Management Of Seed Borne Fungal Pathogens Of Rice
3 Dr.Sonia Kaushal Heena L-2019-BS-133-D Nutraceutical and Antimicrobial Potential of Dropped Kinnow (Citrus reticulate) Fruits
4 Dr.Pervinder Kaur Poornima L-2019-BS-134-D Evaluation of Herbicidal Potential of Brassica Juneja (L.) Czern, Seed Components
5 Dr.Anjali Varinder Kumar L-2019-BS-135-D Synthesis And Antimicrobial Activity Of Isatin Indole Conjugates