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RESUME

of

RAHMAN KHAN

Applied Science Department,

Kumaon Engineering College, 

Dwarahat-263 653 District Almora

Uttranchal, India

+91-9876543210

E-mail: rahman@rediffmail.com

        

JOB OBJECTIVES :

            Senior faculty placement in the chemistry department of the reputed institutions with a great vision in the scientific and technological development of country.

SKILLS AND SUMMARY OF WORK EXPERIENCE :  

·        Have a close to 12 year experience as a faculty member to teach general chemistry, physical chemistry, organic chemistry and instrumental methods of analytical chemistry to  the students of technical and engineering graduation level.

·        Well converged with  lecture teachings of Applied Chemistry and Environmental chemistry courses of the scientific and technical institutions with modern teaching aids such as overhead projectors, slide projectors, CD projectors and computer aided slide projectors etc.

·        Well trained to do research in the field of Applied Environmental Chemistry with proven results in the form of paper publications in the refereed journals of international repute and seminars & conferences.

DETAILS OF WORK EXPERIENCE :

Organisation               :           Kumaon Engineering College, Dwarahat

                                                (An autonomous Uttranchal state technical institution)

Tenure                        :           1991 to present

Current designation   :           Assistant Professor/ Senior Lecturer

Responsibilities handled over above tenure:

            Teaching:    

                       

·        Taught the core course of Applied Engineering Chemistry and related practical to the students of BE Ist year (All branches)

·        Taught the Physical Chemistry, Organic chemistry along with related practical to the students of BE IInd year (Bio-chemical Engg. branches)

·        Taught Instrumental Analytical Chemistry to the students of BE IIIrd year (Bio-chemical Engg. branches)

Innovative work:

·        The laboratories for Applied chemistry including soil & water pollution, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry was established in the department

·        Worked as Officer In-charge, Academic Affairs to maintain the academic calendar of the college, holding examination on behalf of University, declaration of results and maintain the records of all the students for their academic activities.

·        Worked as Officer In-charge, Library of the college to supervise its smooth functioning, expansion, and computerisation with the Lib-sys software.

Other Responsibilities held:

·        Associated with the residential life of the college students as a Warden for their overall personality development, character building and residential accommodation since 1991 to present.

·        Worked as Proctor of the college for about seven years and maintain the discipline in the college with strict rules and regulations.

·        Working as Officer In-charge, security of the college with the help of an external security agency posting them on to the strategic points in the college and supervising them in terms of planning and long sighted vision in the protection of life and property of the college.

·        Worked as Officer In-charge, sports of the college for providing them outdoor and indoor sports facilities.

Research and Development activities:

·        Working in the field of soil and water pollution chemistry and have been awarded the following minor research project by University Grants Commission, New Delhi,” Interaction of hazardous organic materials with soil and clays”.

·        Organised a “Induction Training Program” under staff development scheme of All India Council of Technical Education, New Delhi in which teachers of various technical institutions were trained for teaching skills. The program was conducted in the capacity of its course co-ordinator.

Organisation               :           Applied Chemistry Department,

Z. H. College of Engineering,

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

Tenure                        :           1985 to 1991

Designation                :           Research fellow/Research Associate

Responsibilities handled over above tenure:

            Teaching and Research:    

           

1.      Worked as Research Associate, CSIR, at the Department of Applied Chemistry, Z H College of Engineering & Technology, AMU, Aligarh and guided research to three research students of Dr. S. U. Khan group along with teaching of B.Sc. Engg. Students.

2.      Worked as Senior Research Fellow, CSIR (Project), at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Z H College of Engineering & Technology, AMU, Aligarh to carry out research work in the field of Bio-mass and production of Bio-gas

3.      Worked as Senior Research Fellow, CSIR, at the Department of Applied Chemistry, Z H College of Engineering & Technology, AMU, Aligarh to carry out post doctoral research in the field of soil pollution along with teaching of B.Sc. Engg. Students.

4.       

Instruments handled and worked on:

     

GLC, HPLC, AAS, UV-VIS Spectrophotometers Ion selective Electrodes and other Analytical instruments etc

Organisation               :           Department of Ilmul Advia,

A.K. Tibbia College,

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

Tenure                        :           Mar 20, 1989 to May 19, 1989

Designation                :           Lecturer

Responsibilities handled over above tenure:

      Worked as lecturer in Medicinal Chemistry, in the Department of  Ilmul Advia, A K Tibbia College, AMU, Aligarh to teach post-graduate students and research work in the field of Medicinal chemistry and have been the In-charge of Instrumentation lab of the Department which consist of sophisticated analytical instruments such as AAS, Flame-photometer, Gas-chromatograph etc.

Academic Qualification          :

Degree/ Certificate	Year of Passing	Division	Percentage of Marks Obtained	Subjects	University/ Board
High School	1971	Ist	66.0	Science., Biology., & Maths	U.P. Board, All’d
P.M.C.	1975	Ist	66.5	Physics., Chem., Biol.	AMU Aligarh
B.Sc.(Hon)	1976	Ist	61.0	Chem.(Main). Zoology,  Bot.	AMU Aligarh
M.Sc.	1979	Ist	61.0	Chem.(Specialisation. in Anal. Chemistry)	AMU Aligarh
M.Phil.	1981	Awarded	NA	Chemistry	AMU Aligarh
Ph.D.	1985	Awarded	NA	Chemistry	AMU Aligarh

Topic of Ph.D. thesis :

“Adsorption and Mobility of Pesticides and Trace metals, and their interactions with Soils and Clays”

Membership of Professional Societies:

·        Ordinary member of Clay Mineral Society of India

·        Ordinary member of Indian Society of Environmental Management

·        Ordinary member of Indian Society of Soil Science

Conferences/ Seminars attended:

National         :         Nine (Please see Annexure-I list of publication)

International  :        Four  (Please see Annexure-I list of publication)

List of Publication                              :           Please see Annexure-I

Abstract of Ph. D. Thesis                  :           Please see Annexure-II

Abstract of Post-doctoral work         :           Please see Annexure-III

References                                         :           Please see Annexure-IV

Research Papers ( Under Publication)

1.        N. Nazar Khan : Bio- accumulation of Lead, Cadmium and Chromium from soils irrigated with Industrial Waste water.

2.        N. Nazar Khan : Thermodynamic aspects of adsorption of Lead on Clay surfaces.

Abstract of Research Papers presented Conferences/ Seminars

1.        The influence of some organic compounds on the mobility of some trace metals through soil. 48^th annual convention of Indian Society of Soil science, Oct.26-29, 1983 held at HAU, Hissar.

2.        Pesticides mobility in soils : Effect of clay content, soil organic matter, and hydroxy Al and Fe Oxides. Seminar on Soil Resources and Productivity Management organised by Indian Society of Soil science, Dec.7-10, 1984 held at IARI, New Delhi

3.        Influence of Nickel and Chromium on the growth and nutrients concentration of Tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum)  and Egg-plant (Solanum melongena). National conference on Pollutional stress in major Indian River basins sponsored by Planning Commission, DST, DOE and DOS. Mar.19-21, 1984 held at AMU, Aligarh.

4.        The influence of Bavistin and Calixin on the CO₂  - evolution and  NPK-status of the Soil. National conference on Pollutional stress in major Indian River basins sponsored by Planning Commission, DST, DOE and DOS. Mar.19-21, 1984 held at AMU, Aligarh.

5.        Adsorption of Bavistin (MBC) on Illite clays. 4^th annual convention of the Clay Mineral Society of India. Nov.29-30, 1985, held at UAS, Bangalore.

6.      Pesticide mobility in soils : Effect of their chemical characteristics and soil properties. 6^th annual convention of the Clay Mineral Society of India. Nov.25, 1987, held at Agriculture College, Pune.

7.        Trace metals mobility in soil as affected by pesticides and chemical fertilisers. National Seminar on current trends in soil Research organised by Indian Society of Soil science, Nov.24-27, 1988  held at OUAT, Bhuvaneshwar.

8.         The influence of Nickel and Chromium- Humic acid complexes on the major nutrients status of the soil. National Seminar on current trends in soil Research organised by Indian Society of Soil science, Oct.14-17, 1989  held at S.V. Agriculture College, Tirupati.

9.        Chemical composition of Oyster Pearl (Marwarid) and Shell (Sadaf). National Seminar on Unani Medicine. Feb.19-20, 1990 held at A.K. Tibbiya College, A.M.U. Aligarh

10.     Cadmium toxicology and Unani System of Medicine. International Seminar on Ilmul Advia. Oct.19-21, 1990 held at Faculty of Unani Medicine, AMU, Aligarh.

11.     Thin Layer Chromatographic studies on the mobility of anions in soils. International Symposium on chromatography. Sept.23-27, 1990 held at RAI Centre, Amsterdam, The Neatherlands.

12.     Heavy metal - Organic matter complexes on the mobility of some micro-nutrients in soil. International Conference on chromatography. Mar.6-8, 1991 held at The department of Applied Chemistry, AMU, Aligarh.

13.     Trace metal mobility in soil as affected by some Agro-chemicals. Second International Symposium on Environmental Geo-chemistry. Sept.16-19, 1991 held at the Sweden University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden.

Annexure - II

Abstract of Ph. D. Thesis

Interaction of  pesticides and trace metals with some representative soils of India were investigated. The results of the experiments carried out in laboratory / greenhouse conditions could be summarised as follows :

1.        The mobility of Pb, Cd, Cr, Ni, and Ag  (Non-essential and toxic metals for plant growth) and Dimethioate,  Phosphamidon, Dichlorovos and Malathion   ( Organo-phosphorus insecticides) follows the order : Cr > Ni > Pb > Ag > Cd and Dimethioate > Phosphamidon > Malathion > Dichlorovos. For this, soil properties, characteristics of organic and inorganic chemicals were found to have a significant influence on their movement.

2.        Toxic metal  (lead) and Carbamate fungicides ( Methyl 2-Benzimidazole Carbamate, MBC ) was observed for their adsorption mechanism with Na-, Ca- and Mg- saturated illites. Thermodynamic parameters and adsorption constants were calculated that shows the involvement of week forces.

3.        Another part of study shows that the plant growth and nutrients concentration increases at the low level of Pb, Cd, Cr, and Ni application while decreases at high levels. Threshold concentration of these heavy metals and their toxicity index have been calculated to suggest the maximum permissible limits of these heavy metals. 

Annexure-III

Abstract of Post-doctoral work

1.      Soil Pollution and EIA studies  :     

The general goal of our post-doctoral research have been towards understanding the problem of soil pollution and its low cost remedy. For which we have carried out experiments on various organic substances containing multiple adsorption sites in reducing heavy metal accumulation in soils. Since many organic wastes are capable of precipitating heavy metals in water, it is desirable to use this property in the treatment of waste water for agricultural use. Heavy metals such as Pb , Cd , and Ni , etc. are also being screened for the growth of certain edible crops and their concentration in different parts of the plant

2.     Heavy metals and Pesticides interactions in soil :

Heavy metals ( such as Pb, Cd, Cr, Hg, Ag, and Ni etc.)  and some persistent pesticides translocation in soil causes a long term risk of soil pollution. They poses a threat to enter in food chain through water absorption by plants. Our aim of study was to observe the effects of various factors like organic matter, pH, exchangeable cations, sesquioxides and anionic species on their movement in soils. The technique used was soil thin layer chromatography ( Soil TLC) which is simple, reproducible, and inexpensive. The adsorption characteristics of these chemicals were also screened under different environmental conditions. Soil TLC was also applied for studying the mobility of anions in soil.

3.     Soil Respiration and Nutrients Availability   :

Microbial population have been observed to be affected by the presence of heavy metals and organic substrate in soil. Efforts are being made to study the effects of heavy metal - organic complexes which are generally found in industrial and municipal waste waters on the microbial activities and availability of major nutrients like  NH₄⁺ - , NO₃ - ,  NO₂ - N , P  and  K  in soils under various environmental conditions.  

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