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       The availability of magnificent academic buildings, communication network, necessary collection in the library, modern laboratories, dedicated administrative staff and well qualified team of teachers does built a very strong base for meaningful research and overall development of students at North Maharashtra University.

       The unique School System adopted by the North Maharashtra University has helped to develop team spirit in the faculty, which encourages students to undertake individual as well as joint research projects. The Schools/Departments of NMU have well developed research facilities, and have identified their thrust areas of research. Research Scholars are always encouraged to participate in National and International level workshops and conferences so as to develop courage for scientific interaction on public platform.

       The post-graduate Schools/Departments offer research program leading to M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees. The teachers at NMU and their performance have brought number of prestigious honours to the University, thus enhancing NMU's image in the eyes of authorities from institutes of higher education inside/outside the country. The majority of teachers are operating research projects and guiding M.Phil and Ph.D. students. During the last five years, the teachers have published 150+ research papers, 91 in national and 59 in international journals. The State Government and foreign countries recognized the performance of some teachers, which resulted into awards and recognition like BOYSCAST, DAAD, UNESCO, Jan Tinbergen International Young Statistician Award, and Joulio Curie Memorial Lecture Award etc. received by some of the teachers of NMU.

         The faculties recruited recently have 02 members having post-doctoral research experience. In all 115 students have been registered fro Ph.D. and 54 Ph.D. have been awarded during post-accreditation period in different Schools/Departments of the University. The publication out put in high impact factor journals with good citation record has been impressive and exceeds 500. The Schools/Departments have established vital linkages and credentials with industries through consultancy and transfer of technologies and generating revenue for the University. The healthy research ambience has been reflected in :-

  1. Sophisticated analytical instrumentation facility worth Rs. 4.0 crores.

  2. Sound pilot plant facility for pre-feasibility/commercial viability trials e.g. the School of Life Science is carrying viability trial for a multi-national pharma company.

  3. Organization of research conferences and seminars regularly.

  4. Increased project funding from different supporting agencies for promoting research facilities and work.

  5. Establishment of collaborations and linkages with as many as 13 National and International institutes/universities for promotion of research, publication of output and extension activities.

         The University is equally active in promoting extension activities through the initiatives of Department of Adult & Continuing Education and Extension Services.

            The evaluative assessment under research, consultancy and extension evaluation in terms of Ci � Wi grade is 1050. The criteria score is 70 %. The previous assessment report made following positive observations about research, consultancy and extension aspects :

  1. Collaboration with National and International institutions.

  2. Development and transfer of technologies through University-Industrial linkages.

  3. Efforts to generate additional resources through consultancy and technology transfer.

  4. The majority of teachers are engaged in research projects and guiding Ph.D. students.

  5. Good research infrastructure.

  6. Participation of students, employees and teachers in SHRAMADAN for development and extension activities.

     The University has taken action as follows:

  1. The faculty members have published more than 500 research papers in National/International journals in last five years as against 150 papers during previous NAAC assessment period. Besides these, the Schools/Departments have organized 26 National/International conferences and the faculty members have represented in 218 different conferences. Six patents have been published and 03 patents are filed. The funding through sanction of projects from agencies such as - AICTE, UGC, DST, DBT, CSIR, DRDO, ICAR etc. have been generated to the tune of Rs. 636.08 lacs as against Rs. 02.02 crores in previous NAAC assessment period.

  2. The faculty members have maintained momentum in generation of revenue through consultancy and technology transfer which is to the tune of Rs. 17.21 lacs.

  3. The faculty members have received as many as 20 awards and recognitions during post accreditation period.

  4. The total number of books published by the teachers has been 38 as against 05 during previous accreditation period.

EQUIPMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE CAMPUS

       Following equipments are housed in different schools/depts. Research scholars from other Institutes can use these equipments on payment basis.

SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL SCIENCES

Sr. No.

Name of the Instrument with make

Date/Year of purchase

Cost

(Rs.in lacs)

1.

Potentio Galvono Stat

(Govt. of Maharashtra)

1998

08.60

2.

CHNS Elemental Analyzer

13-03-1997

14.69

3.

SPDU

28-02-1995

05.83

4.

Gas Chromatograph (with Gas cylinders)

30-03-2006

03.38

5.

F.T.I.R.-Spectrophotometer

15-08-2005

05.33

6.

Two roll mill (Gears)

08-10-1997

05.33

7.

Automatic potentiometric Titrator

22-09-2006

02.14

8.

Brabender Plastograph- EC

28-06-2006

17.64

9.

UV- Visible � Double beam Spectrophotometer

30-03-2006

02.53

10.

Injection Moulding Machine (Lab model)

21-05-1999

01.66

11.

Injection Moulding Machine (Industrial model)

22-07-1999

08.04

12.

Cone & Plate R/S Rheometer

13-03-2006

05.40

13.

High Pressure Autoclave

06-07-2005

02.80


UDCT

Sr. No.

Name of the Instrument with make

Date/Year of purchase

Cost

(Rs.)

1.  

U.K. Make Original Lovibond UK Model AF- 900 (1 cell 1/4" , 1 cell 1/2", 1 cell 1�)

31.03.1995

1,28,550/- 

     

2.

P.C. Controlled Heat- exchanger

08.12.1996

1,10,000/-

3.

PC Compatible UTM having elasticity 300kg Model UT 2302

1997

3,21,887/-

4.

Electrical balance  ( Digital)

02.11.1999

1,15,000/-

5.

Extrusion plant for H.M./L.D/ L.L.D.  films

03.11.1999

2,27,969/-

6.

Lab autoclave 2 lit cap.

06.11.2000

2,72,304/-

7.

Digital Brookfield Viscometer

25.04. 2000

3,20,000/-

6440.00$

8.

Bubble Cap Distillation Column.

03.04.2002

1,18,370/-

9.

FTIR Spectrophotometer (PC, SCSI  card set, DRS- 8000, Demontable cell (NaCl), Fix Thickness Cells)

03.12.2001

21,80,000/-

10.

Stirred Tank Reactor, 4 Kg SS-316

25.04.2003

1,00,958/-

11.

Shimadzu GC Model GC- 14 BPTE-ETC

31.03.2004

7,35,532/-

12.

Slurry Reactor with packed column

13.07.2005

2,66,155/-  

13.

Modular Baby fermentor MBF-2

01.03.2006

2,80,054/-

14.

HPLC, Chemito L.C. 6600

29.03.2006

4,50.000/-

15.

MATLAB

03.03.2006

2,04,093/-

16.

Extruder For powder coating

18.08.2006

4,21,875/-

17.

Weather �O� Meter

11.08.2006

2,75,000/-

18.

Electronic Balances (04)

2000

1,62,960/-

19.

 Shimadzu DSC, TGA

09.01.2004

13,59,963/-

20.

Stress Relaxation Viscometer, Haake

12.03.2004

  5,40,000/-

21.

Colour Matching Spectrophotometer (Gretag Macbath, Colour Eye XTS

28.04.2004

3,34,320/-


SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL & EARTH SCIENCES

Sr. No.

Name of the Instrument with make

Date/Year of purchase

Cost

(Rs.)

1.

Passport Personnel Alarm. Cal Check Kit model-RP (with sensors)

09-02-2000

02.25

2.

Spectrophotometer- Spectronic 20 D

08-01-2001

01.10

3.

Smoke Meter (with sensors)

17-05-2001

01.00

4.

UV Spectrophotometer

2006

02.35

5.

Noise Dosimeter

10/2000

01.10

6.

BOD Monitor

10-01-2000

01.00

7.

Spirometer

03-03-2005

01.00

8.

Laminar Flow

13-12-1999

01.00

9.

Respirable Dust Sampler

19-06-2000

01.00

10.

Auto Weather Station

24-10-2005

02.35

11.

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

10-09-2007

10.00

SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES

Sr. No.

Name of the Instrument with make

Date/Year of purchase

Cost

(Rs.)

1.

Ion exchange chromatography

Shimadzu CDD 6A

23-04-1999

7,77,840/-

   

2.

Millipore (Progard , catridge)

07-09-2001,

3,18,000/-

3.

UV Visible Spectrometer, UV-Visible-1607 (with Lamps, quvette)

17-03-1997

2,25,000/-

4.

Deep freezer (-86 0C), Revco-ULT1386-3-v39 (with Compressor)

2006

90,000/-

5.

Polfrost Deep freezer(-20 0C), Fluorobond (with Compressor)

01-06-2005

67,500/-

6.

Lyophilizers, Virtis P335L

29-09-1998

3,72,218/-

7.

High Speed Centrifuge, Sorvall RCS

2001

7,700/- Euro

8.

SORVALL R-6 Centrifuge

2004

12,35,014/-

9.

Ultrasonic processor

12-06-2006,

2,15,996/-

10.

HPLC, Kanur-C-18 column

26-10-1998

6,46,009/-

11.

Viscometer, LDVII Brookfield

10-07-1997

$4,155/-

12.

Rotavapour

04-05-2000

7242.02 CHF

13.

Gel Documentation System, Alphamager EC

03-07-2004

5,75,392/-

14.

Tensiometer, DCA-300

2006

5,50,000/-

15.

Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer

2008

8,00,000/-

16.

Gas Chromatograph, Nucon-5767 Dual

02-06-1994

3,03,000/-

17.

Trinocular Microscope, MNO 5455

05-05-1999

75,054/-

18.

PCR Gene Thermo Cycler, Biorad-12000/240

20-04-2000

3,87,121/-

18.

PCR Gene Thermo Cycler, Biorad-12000/240

20-04-2000

3,87,121/-

19.

High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography, Linomat-5

2000

10,00,000/-

20.

Inverted Microscope, TC-400

16-10-1997

64,584/-

21.

Microplate Reader, Biorad680

26-07-2007

1,77,650/-

22.

Isoelectric Focussing, Model III

   

   

23.

Electronic Balance

1993

67,000/-

24.

BOD Monitor

31-03-2005

1,03,221/-

25.

Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer

17-12-2007

   

26.

UV  Visible Spectrometer, UV-Visible-1607

23-02-1999

2,59,377/-

27.

Metrohm

16-02-2007

7, 94,420/-

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Sr. No.

Name of the Instrument with make

Date/Year of purchase

Cost

(Rs.)

1.

Turbomolucular Pump

12-05-2008

3,44,208/-

2.

16 Channel Datalogger/ Pyranometer

24-08-2000

1,15,335/-

3.

Microscope(Metallurgical)

20-04-1999

5,80,500/-

4.

X-Y Recorderun

24-08-1993

1,40,828/-

5.

UV  Visible Spectrophotometer, UV-Visible-1601

15-04-2002

8,72,,000/-

6.

HECONS High Temp Furnace

26-08-2005

1,03,032/-

7.

Vacuum coating unit

30-03-1099

2,72,794/-

8.

Vacuum coating unit

11-09-2006

2,84,811/-

9.

Potentiostat/ Galvanostat

     

1,15,000/-

10.

Sensitive Digital Voltmeter

28-06-1993

3,88,722/-

11.

Potentiostat/ Galvanostat/ Lock in Amplifier, EG  &G Pricetone

26-07-1993

2,12,261/-

12.

Hitachi microprocessor controlled double beam  UV � Visible Spectrophotometer

24-01-1994

3,22,119/-

13.

X- Ray Deffractometer

24-06-1997

13,20,708/-

14.

Salt Spray Corrosion

20-10-2006

3,10,500/-

15.

Electronic balance

23-01-2008

$1950.00

16.

Ellipsometer

26-05-1999

12,00,000/-

17.

Chemical Workstation

15-09-1999

1,37,498/-

18.

Microscope

01-11-1999

4,94,540/-

19.

Non Vibrational table

11-05-2000

 2,21,.904/-

20.

Laser & its accessories

11-07-2000

7,32,,872/-

21.

PECVD System

08-03-2000

6,63,151/-

22.

RF Power Supply

01-06-2001

2,83,032/-

23.

MATLAB Software

27-03-2004

1,99,500/-

24.

C-V Analyser

08-07-2005

8,11,500/-

25.

RF Generator with matching network

26-10-2005

5,20,000/-

26.

Cadence Tools

27-07-2006

13,00,000/-

27.

Semiconductor Characterization System

31-07-2006

15,48,000/-

     

28.

Computer Server

20-09-2006

6,57,000/-

29.

FTIR

03-01-2007

7,65,000/-

30.

Tanner tools

19-02-2004

1,46,000/-

31.

Altera tools

19-02-2004

1,36,500/-

Profiles of completed research projects

Profiles of ongoing research projects

Vacancies

       At present there are no vacancies for the post of Resarch & Development on any of the research project.

Awards

Sr.No
Name of Faculty
Fellowships / Award
Institute
Year
1. Dr. Manik Desai BOYSCAST Univ. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA 1994
2. Dr. H. D.Shukla BOYSCAST Univ. of Massachusettes, Boston, USA 1995
3. Dr. S.B.Chincholkar UNESCO University Louis Pasteur, Lab of Microbiology & Genitics, Institute of Botony, 28, rue Geothe, 67083, Strasbourg, France 1997
4. Dr. V.L. Maheshwari BOYSCAST Department of Biology , University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22903(USA) 1998
5. Dr. B.L.Chaudhary DAAD Dept. of Biochemistry, Universitat des Saarlandes, Postfach 151150, D-66041, Saarbrucken , Germany 1998
6. Shri. Rajiv Wankar DADD Institute of Informatics FREI University, Berlin, Germany 1998-2000
7. Dr. V. Swaminathan Jan Tinbergen International Young Statistician Award International Statisticol Institute, 52 Session of ISI Conference, Finlandia Hall , Heilsinki, Finland, Netherlands 1999
8. Prof. Dr. S. F. Patil Joulio Curie Memorial Lecture Award Society of Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry, Mumbai 2000
9. Prof. S. B. Chincholkar Best Teacher Govt of Maharashtra 2002
10. Prof. U.R. Kapadi & Dr. V.L. Maheshwari NAAC Peer Team Member NAAC, Bangalore 2001-02
11. Dr. S. Mishra Conference Excellence Award Sriram Institute for Industrial Research, Delhi 2001-02
12. Dr. G.A. Usmani Best paper award Daya Bhai Vadalia Memorial Award, Journal of OTAI 2002 2001-02
13. Prof. S.B. Chincholkar Chairman of Round Table Session on Biological Control IX International Symposium on Microbial Ecology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2001-02
14. Mr. Vilas Chavan Best N.S.S. Co-ordinator Award Government of Maharashtra 2001-02
15. Dr. S.T. Ingle Subscription Grants Award Ashoka Trust for Research in Environment & Ecology (ATREE), Banglore -2003. 2002-03
16. Prof. P. P. Patil Best Teacher North Maharashtra University 2004-05
17. Dr. S.L. Patil Best Teacher Award Government of Maharashtra 2005-06
18. Dr. R.L. Shinde Visiting Fellow University of Pune, Pune 2005-06
19. Dr. S. Mishra and Dr. K.C. Patil J.S. Pruthi Award for New Product/ process Indian Food Packers, Journal of all India Food Processors Association, Hauz  Khas, New Delhi-  December 2005-06
20. Prof. B.V. Pawar Best Teacher Award North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon 2005-06
21. Dr. V.V. Gite &           Dr. R.D. Kulkarni Best paper award Journal of Surface Coating International, OCCI, U.K. 2006-07
22. Ms. K.S. Kotwal Best Ph.D. thesis presentation Indian Society for Probability and Statistics (ISPS), Kolkata 2006-07
23. Prof. V.L. Maheshwari Norman E. Borlaug International Agricultural Fellowship of USDA-FAS ISU, USA 2007-08
24. Dr. B.L. Chaudhari Visiting Scientist University of Alabama in Huntsville, USA 2007-08
25. Mr. Navin D. Dandi INSA-visiting fellowship National Center for Cell Sciences, Pune 2007-08
26. Dr. Mrs. I.T. Bharambe NCERT, New Delhi NCERT, New Delhi 2007-08
27. Dr. M.S. Pagare Tarabai Shinde Award 2007-08
28. Dr. (MS.) Mukta Mahajan Tejswini Nomination Sakal Newspaper 2007-08
29. Dr. (Smt.) Seema Joshi Visiting Professor CETYS University, Mexico 2007-08




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