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  • Dr Prateek Shilpkar

  • Associate Professor
  • Gujarat Vidyapith
Publications 2004 - 2019

Publications

  • 61
    Journal Articles
  • 2
    Projects
  • 1
  • 2

Citations / H-Index

23 Citations
2 h-index
17 Citations

Co-author Network

Expertise

Microbiology

Waste Management Through Anaerobic and Aerobic Techniques, Organic Farming, Soil Microbiology, Soil and Plant Nutrition, Pesticides Degradation, Biofuel Production

Personal Information

Dr Prateek Shilpkar

Male
Gujarat Vidyapith Campus, Randheja
Gandhinagar, Gujarat, - 382320

Experience

  • Associate Professor

    Department of Biogas and Microbiology

    Gujarat Vidyapith

Qualification

  • PhD

    Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur

Doctoral Theses Guided

2017

Isolation, Identification and Optimization of Monocrotophos Pesticide Degrading Bacterial Strains

Komal P. Acharya, Gujarat Vidyapith

2017

Bacterial fermentation of Madhuca indica cake for production of biodiesel

Kinjal P. Prajapati , Gujarat Vidyapith

2017

Isolation, Identification and Optimization of Monocrotophos Pesticide Degrading Bacterial Strains

Komal P. Acharya, Gujarat Vidyapith

2017

Bacterial fermentation of Madhuca indica cake for production of biodiesel

Kinjal P. Prajapati , Gujarat Vidyapith

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Membership In Professional Bodies

Indian Science Congress, Kolkata

Life Member

Indian Science Congress, Kolkata

Life Member

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Research Projects

To find out the reason behind better-health of organically farmed soil compared to Inorganic one

Funding Agency : Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science & Technology

Removal of pathogens and mitigation of unhygienic condition of human excreta through anaerobic digestion

Funding Agency : Gujarat State Biotechnology Mission

To find out the reason behind better-health of organically farmed soil compared to Inorganic one

Funding Agency : Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Science & Technology

Removal of pathogens and mitigation of unhygienic condition of human excreta through anaerobic digestion

Funding Agency : Gujarat State Biotechnology Mission

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Publications (61)

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