Skills
Plant–soil interaction analysis
Soil health assessment
Soil fertility and nutrient management
Plant growth and yield response studies
Biochar application in agricultural soils
Carbon–nutrient–plant interactions
Contaminant fate and transport in soil–water systems
Sorption and immobilisation of heavy metals
Soil and environmental remediation
Pollution and emerging contaminants assessment
Microplastics and nanoparticle interaction studies
Risk-relevant environmental data interpretation
About
I am a PhD-qualified Environmental Scientist and Plant–Soil Scientist with strong expertise in biochar applications, soil health, plant–soil interactions, and contaminant behaviour in agricultural and environmental systems. I hold a PhD in Environmental Science from Government College University and completed international research training at Duke University.
My research integrates plant–soil–carbon–nutrient interactions with applied remediation strategies, focusing on biochar-based soil improvement, contaminant sorption and transport, and the influence of carbon-based materials on soil function and crop performance. I have hands-on experience in SEM, FTIR, XRD, surface roughness analysis, particle size distribution, contact angle and zeta potential measurements.
As a plant and soil scientist, I am particularly interested in sustainable agriculture, soil health restoration, pollutant and emerging contaminant behavior and nature-based solutions that enhance crop productivity while reducing environmental risk. I am highly motivated to contribute to interdisciplinary, impact-driven projects in environmental protection and sustainable land management worldwide.
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