Dr. Shiv Singh

• Postdoc from Korea Institute of Materials Science, South Korea.
• Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.
• MTech in  Chemical Engineering from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India.

• Graphitic carbon-based Electrochemical Fuel Cell (Microbial fuel cell/microbial electrolysis cell)
• CO2 reduction to value-added products
• Electro-chemical Sensor for emerging pollutants ( Heavy metals, Pesticides, Antibiotics )
• Synthesis of novel Catalyst (metal nanoparticles and carbon nanofiber) for environmental remediation and biochemical application
• Carbon dot based electrochemical and optical sensor

Selected Publications:

1. S. Singh *, Komal Pandey, Nishith Verma, Degradation of phenolic compounds in wastewater using a conical packed bed microbial fuel cell in continuous flow with recycle. Journal of Materials Chemistry A. 11, 3942-3948 (2023). I.F.= 14.551
2. Ashutosh Pandey, Rajeev Kumar, D.P. Mondal, Pradip Kumar and S. Singh*, Nickel oxide sprinkled in-situ grown hierarchal graphitic jungle anchored feathery aluminium foam: A novel material for remarkable electromagnetic waves absorption. Material today Nano.21, 100301 ( 2023). I.F.= 14.021 (Research highlighted in Nature India doi: https://doi.org/10.1038/d44151-023-00012-4)
3. Komal Pandey, Priyanka Gupta, Nishith Verma, S. Singh *, CeO2 Sprinkled Graphitic Novel Packed Bed Anode-Based Single-Chamber MFC for Treatment of High Organic-Loaded Industrial Effluent in Upflow Continuous Mode, Journal of Materials Chemistry A 9, 23106-23116 (2021). I.F.= 14.551
4. Rajnish Kaur, S. Singh *, Varun A. Chhabra, Aanchal Marwaha, K-H Kim and S.K. Tripathi. A sustainable approach towards utilization of plastic-waste as an efficient electrode for microbial fuel cell application.Journal of Hazardous Materials. 417, 125992 (2021). I.F.= 14.22
5. S. Singh *, Amol Pophali, Rishabh Anand Omar, Rajeev Kumar, Pradip Kumar, Dehi Pada Mondal, Deepak Pant and Nishith Verma. Nickel oxide-decorated in-situ grown 3-D graphitic forest engrained carbon foam electrode for microbial fuel cell. Chemical Communications 57, 879–882 (2021). I.F.= 6.222

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