CSIR-National Environmental Engineering Research Institute - India
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Early academic pursuits 🎓
Dr. Dipanjali Majumdar began her academic journey in chemistry, culminating in a ph.d. from the prestigious university of calcutta in 2009. her foundational years were marked by a strong inclination toward environmental and chemical sciences, which laid the groundwork for her future in pollution research. her rigorous doctoral training provided the scientific rigor and methodology that would later support her career in power electronics-enabled environmental monitoring systems.
Professional endeavors 👩🔬
Currently serving as a principal scientist at csir-national environmental engineering research institute (csir-neeri), kolkata zonal centre, dr. majumdar brings over two decades of expertise in environmental research. she has led more than 15 institutional projects in various capacities as principal investigator and co-investigator. she also served as a guest lecturer at the department of chemistry, university of calcutta, enriching young minds with her academic insights. in addition to academia, she has been involved in 20+ consultancy and industry projects focusing on pollution assessment and abatement strategies, many of which integrated emerging technologies like power electronics for real-time data logging.
Contributions and research focus 🔬
Dr. Majumdar’s research centers on urban environmental pollution, with a specific focus on hazardous organic air pollutants in gaseous and particulate phases. her work emphasizes air Environmental pollution mitigation and abetment pollution assessment and management, source apportionment of volatile organic compounds, and persistent organic pollutants (pops). she has published over 35 peer-reviewed articles in web of science indexed journals and 40 in scopus-indexed platforms, alongside 8 book chapters with isbn accreditation. her ongoing efforts also include the application of power electronics in environmental sensor development, targeting more accurate air quality monitoring and risk analysis.
Impact and influence 🌏
Her impactful collaborations, including international work with iiasa (austria), have broadened the scope of her influence in global air quality and environmental policy discourse. dr. majumdar’s health risk assessments have shaped industrial practices and urban planning recommendations, making significant contributions to sustainable city frameworks. through Environmental pollution mitigation and abetment supervising more than 17 master’s theses, she has helped develop the next generation of environmental scientists.
Academic cites and recognitions 📚
With a citation index of 15 on web of science and 17 on scopus, dr. majumdar’s research has garnered attention in both national and international academic circles. although she has not yet Environmental pollution mitigation and abetment served in editorial positions or filed patents, her scholarly output speaks volumes through its citations and relevance. her memberships with the air waste management association, indian science congress association, and the organization for women in science for the developing world reflect her standing in the scientific community.
Legacy and future contributions 🌱
Dr. Majumdar envisions a future where urban pollution is monitored and mitigated through interdisciplinary innovations, especially integrating chemical science with power electronics and digital sensing. her ongoing projects and mentorship will continue to influence environmental policy, pollution control frameworks, and health risk mitigation strategies in india and beyond. with her continued dedication to scientific research and education, she is poised to leave a legacy of impactful contributions to environmental sustainability.
Notable Publications
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Title: Mixing ratios of carbonyls and BTEX in ambient air of Kolkata, India and their associated health risk
Author(s): C. Dutta, D. Som, A. Chatterjee, A.K. Mukherjee, T.K. Jana, S. Sen
Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
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Title: Managing future air quality in megacities: A case study for Delhi
Author(s): M. Amann, P. Purohit, A.D. Bhanarkar, I. Bertok, J. Borken-Kleefeld, J. Cofala, ...
Journal: Atmospheric Environment
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Title: Scientific Research
Author(s): D. Majumdar, A.K. Mukherjee, S. Sen
Journal: Journal of Environmental Protection (JEP), Volume 2, Issue 1
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Title: Source apportionment of VOCs at the petrol pumps in Kolkata, India; exposure of workers and assessment of associated health risk
Author(s): D. Majumdar, C. Dutta, A.K. Mukherjee, S. Sen
Journal: Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment
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Title: Studies on commuters' exposure to BTEX in passenger cars in Kolkata, India
Author(s): D. Som, C. Dutta, A. Chatterjee, D. Mallick, T.K. Jana, S. Sen
Journal: Science of the Total Environment