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Dr. Keshav Krishna A

Principal Scientist , Geochemistry

Dr. Keshav Krishna A

Academic Identity
     

Specialization

Environmental - Analytical Geochemistry

Research Area

Dr. A. Keshav Krishna obtained B.Sc degree from Osmania University, M.Sc degree from Andhra University and Ph.D from Osmania University.  Dr. Keshav, presently working as Scientist in research group, with Environmental Geochemistry specialization and has 14 years of research experience in the field of Applied Chemistry, Analytical Geochemistry, Applied Geochemistry, and Environmental Geochemistry in soil, water management and related environmental pollution and risk assessment.

 Dr. Keshav has worked with International collaborators under Indo-Norwegian Institutional Cooperation Programme on Soil and Groundwater Contamination: Sources, Transport, Fate, Risk and Remediation. Presently he is working as Co-PI under Indo-Russian DST-RFBR bilateral research program and Indo-Bulgarian ongoing project under DST-Bulgaria bilateral research program. He is also involved in various environmental assessment and monitoring projects which have societal benefits. He has field experience in the environmental aspects of pollution studies, geochemical baselines mapping where India was a Nodal agency to carry out the studies for environmental management.

 Dr. Keshav has hands of experience on analytical instrumental techniques like XRF and ICP. He has published 38 articles in several national and international journals focusing on interdisciplinary research and has presented around 22 research papers in different National and International conferences. He has visited different countries like Norway, USA, Australia, Italy and Russia. His priority research areas include development of new analytical methods for the determination of inorganic contaminants with reference to heavy metals in environmental medias like soils and sediments. Environmental impact assessment of heavy metals and speciation studies in soil and groundwater, Remedial technique and mitigation studies for soil and groundwater.