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Faculty : Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology


Faculty (Prof.) Department Research Area
Amit Das Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Biophysics, Cell and Tissue Mechanics, Computational Modeling.
Anjan Roy Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Theoretical Biology, Bacterial Physiology, Statistical Mechanics.
Ashish Misra Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Metabolic Analyses And Engineering.
Atul Narang Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Systems Biology of Microbial Gene Regulation.
D. Sundar Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Genome Engineering, Big Data Genomics, Biological Activity of Natural Drugs.
Ishaan Gupta Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Single-cell gene expression technology development to study heterogeneity, end-to-end development of novel transcriptomic assays to measure biological phenomena with high precision and accuracy.
K.J. Mukherjee Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Bioprocess optimization and scale up. Primary interest is in designing host platforms for over-expressing metabolites and recombinant proteins and linking then with bioprocess strategies for overproduction. The work involves metabolic engineering of host pathways and rational design using structured modelling approaches.
Lucinda Elizabeth Doyle Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Electrochemically-Active Microorganisms.
Madhuresh Sumit Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Integrating computational and experimental systems biology to understand and manipulate cell responses, Multi-scale modeling of non-linear physiological systems and bio-processing units; Application of integrated systems approach towards process optimization; Miniaturization of bioprocessing for personalized medicines.
Prashant Mishra Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Protein Engineering, Non Aqueous Enzymology, Nanoparticles based Drug Delivery, Protein based Nano Devices.
Preeti Srivastava Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Chromosome Maintenance in Bacteria, Plasmid Replication and Segregation in Bacteria, Bio Desulfurization of Petroleum Fractions.
Priti Sinha Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Bio-microfluidics, Biophysics, Electrohydrodynamics
Ravikrishnan Elangovan Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Single Molecule Biophysics, Fluorescence Spectroscope, Molecular Motors, Skeletal Muscle Mechanics.
Ritu Kulshreshtha Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology MicroRNAs in Cancer Biology, Cancer, Disease Biomarkers, Tumoral Hypoxia Research, RNAi Technology.
Shaikh Z. Ahammad Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Water and Wastewater Treatment-Physico-Chemical and Biological, Anaerobic Wastewater Treatment, Bioremediation of Emerging Pollutants, Antibiotic Resistance in the Environment, Bioreactor Design.
Shilpi Sharma Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Plant-Microbe Interaction, Microbial Diversity, Microbial Dynamics in Waste Water Treatments and Rhizospheres, Effect of Various Biotic and Abiotic factors on Structure and Function of Microbial Communities in Terrestrial Ecosystems Especially Targeting Genes Involved in Nitrogen Cycling.
Sunil Nath Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Bioseparation, Mechanism and Thermodynamics of ATP-based Molecular Machines, Molecular Systems Biology, Engineering.
T.R. Sreekrishnan Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Waste Engineering and Environmental Biotechnology-Development, Modeling and Optimization of Aerobic and Anaerobic Biological Treatment Processes for High Strength and Toxic Industrial Waste Streams, Biodegradation of Xenobiotic Compounds, Production of Biodegradable Polymers, Development of Biosensors for Monitoring Environmental Pollutants.
Jatin Panwar Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology Developing integrated microfluidic systems capable of high-throughout, multi-parametric single-cell analysis for personalized cancer therapy, antibody screening, drug discovery, cell-cell interaction studies, etc. with a focus on building technologies that are readily translatable to clinical settings.