Course : Phd. (2011) Discipline : Biochemical Engg. Institute : Harcourt Butler Technological Institute, Kanpur

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE DR. RANJEET SINGH S/o Shri B.K. Swarnkar C Block-704, Panki, Phone ranjeet_hbti@rediff mail.com. Professional Qualification Course : Phd. (2011) Discipline : Biochemical Engg. Institute : Harcourt Butler Technological Institute, Course : M.Tech. Discipline : Biochemical Engg. Marks/div. : 3.03/4.00 C.G.P.A. / Ist Div. Institute : Harcourt Butler Technological Institute,. Academic qualification Examination Year College/ Board/ %Age/Div. Institute University B.Sc D.A.V. College C.S.J.M. Univ. 63.7%/ I M.Sc. (Chemistry) Do- - Do- 63.9%/ I M.Tech 2002 H.B.T.I. U.P. Technical University Lucknow Ph.D 2011 H.B.T.I. U.P. Technical University Lucknow PGDNB 2009 Life science foundation of india P.hd Project- 3.03/4.00 C.G.P.A. Ist Div. By Research Studies on production of methane rich biogas from cattle manure and agroresidue using mixed culture. Ist M.Tech project- Xylanase production & Purification. Research & Teaching experience 1. Worked as Research & development and quality control incharge of medicine & biogas gaushala society from to

2 2. Worked as Guest faculty in Deptt. of Biotechnology Engg. IET, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi from to Worked as guest faculty in Deptt. of Biochemical Engg. & Food Technology, HBTI, from July-09 to May 2010 and from Feb-10 to 5 Dec Working as Lecturer in Deptt. of Biotechnology Engg. IET, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi from to till today. Publications & paper presented Annexure-1 Invited lectures Annexure-2 Refresher course Advances in bioprocess & food processing technologies organized by Department of biochemical engg. & Food technology, HBTI, (Sponsored by Networking Cell, TEQIP, World Bank) during Feb 09-15, Computer awareness Operating system Programming Language : Dos, Window, Word, Power point, Excel, Foxpro, Origin, Internet. : Basic, C Personal Information Father s Name : Shri B.K. Swarankar Date of Birth : 15 th December, Permanent Address : C Block-704, Panki, Sex : Male Martial status : Unmarried Height/Weight : 166 cm/ 75 kg. Reference: Dr. S.K. Mandal Asso. Professor Deptt. of Biochem. Engg & Food Tech. H.B.T.I., Dr. V. K. Jain Ex- Professor & Head Deptt. of Biochem. Engg & Food Tech. H.B.T.I., I hereby declare that all the information given above is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Date: Place: (RANJEET SINGH) Annexure 1

3 Publications 1. Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2006). Hemicellulases production by aerobic fungi using banana plant residue as substrate. Mapana Journal of Sciences, 5 (1), Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2006). Xylanase production in submerged fermentation by T.longibractium MTCC-936. Mapana Journal of Sciences, 5 (2), Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2008) Hydrogen sulfide production inhibition in anaerobic digestion of dairy manure. International Journal of Ecology, Environment and Conservation. (1) (54-56). 4. P. L. Toshniwal & Ranjeet Singh (2008). Installation of the Balaji Biogas System & its Application. Animal Citizen (The quarterly magazine of the animal welfare board of india), Oct- Dec (2008), Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2009). Absorption Process for Biogas Purification and Filling into Cylinders for Using as a Transport Fuel. International Journal of Ecology, Environment & Conservation. 15 (1) (61-66). 6. Ranjeet Singh, S.K. Mandal & V.K. Jain (2010). Development of mixed inoculum for methane enriched biogas production. Indian Journal of Microbiology. 50 (Supplement1) (26-33) 7. Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2011). Utilization of non - edible oil cake along with cow dung for methane enriched biogas production using mixed inoculum. Energy Sources Part A. 33: 5, Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2011). Effect of isolated mixed microbial cultures on reduction of carbondioxide into methane during biogas production. Energy Sources Part A. 33: 10, Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2012). Microbial removal of hydrogen sulfide from biogas. Energy sources Part A. 34, J. N. Nigam, S.K. Mandal, Anshul Kumari & Ranjeet Singh (2011). Continuous Ethanol Production from D-Xylose: Using Free Cells of Clavispora opuntiae. Energy sources (In Press) 11. J. N. Nigam, S.K. Mandal & Ranjeet Singh (2011). Continuous Ethanol Production from D- Xylose II Using Immobilized Cells of Clavispora opuntiae. Energy sources (accepted) Paper presented

4 1. Ranjeet Singh & Lalit Singh (2007). Anaerobic digestion of dairy manure and role of microorganism for controlled production of hydrogen sulfide in biogas. National conference on Scope and applications of microbes in agriculture and environment. SAMAE 2007, 19 th, 20 th and 21 st February. 2. Ranjeet Singh, S.K. Mandal & V. K. Jain (2008). Methods for methane enriched biogas production. XLII (42 nd ) ISAE Annual Convention & Symposium. February 1-3, EA-3 Bhopal. 3. P. L. Toshniwal & Ranjeet Singh, (2008).Utilization of cow waste for manufacturing of useful products. XLII (42 nd ) ISAE Annual Convention & Symposium. February 1-3, T Bhopal. 4. Ranjeet Singh, L.K. Singh & B. Singh (2008). Insitu methane enrichment in biogas digester. National conference on Scientific and legal challenges of global warming February 2008, Ranjeet Singh, S.K. Mandal & V. K. Jain (2008). Biological methods for carbon dioxide utilization from biogas. National conference on Scientific and legal challenges of global warming february 2008, 66. (Conference best paper awarded). 6. Ranjeet Singh & Lalit Singh (2008). Nanobiotechnology: Current areas of applications. Interface & 13 April, Page 49. Chemical Engineering Association, HBTI,. 7. Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2009). Modeling and Kinetics of Cattle Manure Anaerobic Digestion. A national symposium on recent technological developments in bioprocess and food processing industries February 2009 HBTI,. (Conference best paper). 8. Ranjeet Singh & Lalit Singh (2009). Nanotribology of BioMEMS and BioNEMS. A national symposium on recent technological developments in bioprocess and food processing industries February 2009 HBTI, (Poster). 9. P. L. Toshniwal & Ranjeet Singh (2009). Self sustainability and employment generation with cow and its progeny. National workshop on solid and waste management. 31 July - 1 August 2009 Uday Samudra Kovalam, Kerala. www. Sanitation. Kerla.gov.in /pdf/ workshop. 10. D.P. Mishra & Ranjeet Singh (2009). Study of Water Mist System for Fire Suppression May th Asia-Pacific Conference on Combustion, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan. 11. Ranjeet Singh & Vikram Singh (2011). Biological Treatment of Tannery Flesh and its Utilization for Methane Generation. A national seminar on Challenges & Prospects in Bioenergy & Food Security. 9th March 2011 HBTI,. (Conference best paper). 12. Ranjeet Singh (2013). Advances of Microbial Application in Bioremediation. A national seminar on Advances in Bioprocess for environmental safety & Nutritional Security. 2-3 rd March 2013 HBTI,. 13. Parul R. Srivastav, A. K. Yadav & Ranjeet Singh (2013). Genomic analysis of schizophrenia and phylogenetic relationships between Homo sapiens and selected model organisms on the basis of homologous genes A national seminar on Advances in Bioprocess for environmental safety & Nutritional Security. 2-3 rd March 2013 HBTI,. 14. Ranjeet Singh & D.P. Mishra (2013). Combustion System For Preparing of Ayurvedic Medicine. 9 th March 2013 National Seminar on Ancient science and technology (NSAST-2013), Indian Institute of Technology,. 15. Ranjeet Singh & S.K. Mandal (2014).Biological treatment of tannery flesh and its utilization for methane production. A national conference on Current Scenario and future trends in Biotechnology (Biofuturity 2014) March 2014 Bundelkhand University, Jhansi.

5 16. Ranjeet Singh, Himalaya Singh & Anjali (2014). Electricity generation from microbial fuel cell using municipal waste water. A national conference on Current Scenario and future trends in Biotechnology (Biofuturity 2014) March 2014 Bundelkhand University, Jhansi. 17. Ranjeet Singh, Dinesh Dwivedi & Saurabh Kr. Dubey (2014). Biodiesel production from algae. A national conference on Current Scenario and future trends in Biotechnology (Biofuturity 2014) March 2014 Bundelkhand University, Jhansi. Invited Lectures Annexure-2 SI.No. Title of lecture/ Academic session 1 Anaerobic Digestion of Tannery Waste 2 Assessment and Impact of Tannery Waste on City 3 Treatment of Tannery Solid Waste and Liquid Title of conference/seminar etc. IT Enabled Environment & Management System for Tanneries Faculty Development Programme on Environment Impact Assessment Green Chemistry Training Series Module 1: Solid Waste Management 4 Bioremediation & Green Chemistry Phytoremediation of Waste Training Series Module 2: Integrated Phytoremediation & Bioremedeation of waste 5. Vermicompost production Workshop on Organic farming Organized/ Sponsored by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Govt. of India IRDT (Technical Education Deptt.) U.P. WWF-India s Living Ganga Programme under HSBC Climate Partnership WWF-India s Living Ganga Programme under HSBC Climate Partnership International Foundation of Humanistic Education at IIT, Period 14 th Aug to 13 th Sept, th Sept to 24 th Sept, rd Jan-17 th Jan th May to 4 th June, November, Bullock Driven Energy devices Tractor, Water Pump etc. Workshop on Organic farming International Foundation of Humanistic Education at IIT, 02 November, 2013

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