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View Document PSG College of Arts & Science Coimbatore – 641 014 7.1.5 List of Research Projects related to Sustainable Environment Environment Protection (Biomaterials, Biodegradation, Natural Dyes, substitutes to chemicals/plastics) S. Department Topic Outcome No. 1 Insulin based Nano formulated film Drug Delivery Enzyme Mediated Extraction of Anthocyanins 2 from Skin of red grapes; An eco-friendly Textile effluent treatment approach A Study on isolation and partial purification of 3 laccass Enzyme from dye contaminated soil and Antimicrobial textiles its effect on dye decolourization Development of Animicrobial fabrics using 4 Fuel from waste combinatorial herb loaded nano-particles M. Sc Bioethanol Production from cellulosic waste 5 Biotechnology Natural Dyes by sphingobacterium sp Natural sources to replace synthetic dye in gel 6 Dye Decolourisaion electrophoresis Isolation and characterization of soil 7 antinomycetes and its dye decolourization Antimicrobial and Anti-adhesive activities efficacy using silver nanoparticles Comparative study on bio surfactant production 8 by bacillus SP . J2-8 and Pseudomonas Dye degradation using enzymes from biological source aeruginosa 9 Degradation of textile dyes using plant oxidases Biofertiliser Role of Micro organism isolated from chicken 10 Biofertiliser feces in enrich the soil quality (NPK ) Content Comparative Effectiveness of cattle manure , 11 poultry manure and compost in increasing the Nanoparticles for textile industry effect of plant growth Synthesis, characterisation and application of 12 zine oxide nanoparticles on to cotton fabrics for Antifungal film in fruits and vegetables the improvement of color fastness Edible film based antifungal coating to improve 13 Alternative electricity from biological sources the shelf life and quality of fruits and vegetables isolation of cellulolytic bacteria and electricity 14 Biodegradation of polyethylene generation using microbial fuel cell from waste Microbial Degradation of low density 15 Microbial load in Sewage treatment Plants polyethylene Analysis of diversity of bacteriophages isolated 16 Biofertilisers from sewage treatment plant A Comparative study on collagen from fish 17 scales of Labeo rouhiya and Oreochromis spp. Natural Dyes/Pigments as plant growth promoting biofertilisers A Comparative study on natural pigments beta Digestate is the decomposed substrate, rich in macro and micro 18 cyanin and norbixn as tracking dye in gel nutrients and therefore suitable to be used as plant biofertilizer electrophoresis The tremendous amount of food waste from diverse sources is an Experimental investigation on biogas environmental burden if disposed of inappropriately. Bio-plastic is a 19 production from anaerobic codigestion of natural polymeric material that has been developed extensively over croton bonplindianus baill the last two decades due to its good biocompatibility, biodegradability, and material properties. Mosquito repellent textiles are one of the revolutionary ways to Production of bio-plastics for food storage and 20 advance the textile field by providing the much-needed features of analysis of its properties driving away mosquitoes, especially in the tropical areas. This study briefly outlines the current methods used for Fabrication of mosquito repellent textiles using detoxification and decolorization of dye effluents stressing on the 21 herbal loaded nanoparticle importance of immobilized enzymes as a revolutionary biocatalytic solution to this environmental problem. Biodegradation of textile effluent immobilised The new treatment technologies with low energy consumption and 22 enzymes from weed plants(C.gigantea & possible recovery of valuable resources (e.g., energy and water) from D.metal) wastewater become of strong interest. Synthesis of iron oxide nanoparticles by the recently developed Waste water treatment and electricity 23 green approach is extremely promising because of its non-toxicity generation using MFC and CW-MFC and environmentally friendly behavior. Chitosan coating on fruits and vegetables has been found to be effective for the reduction of a variety of harmful micro-organism Photocatalysis of safranin using green 24 and extend the shelf-life of these products. It is widely investigated synthesized zinc oxide nanoparticle as an edible coating, which is defined as the formation of a thin film directly on the surface of the product they are intended to protect. Synthesis ,characterization and food Agriculture and phytoremediation efficiency may be significantly 25 preservative of chitosan improved by using Klebsiella sp.Klebsiella sp have proven effective in bioremediation of metals and influencing phytoremediation by phytoextraction or by phytostabilization in metal-contaminated soil Chemical control is an effective strategy used extensively in daily Plant growth promotion and enhancing life. An alternative to conventional chemical control is the utilization 26 phytoremediation using klebsiella spp. isolated of natural products from plants and essential oils an alternative from Eclipta prostarta source for larvicidal. Cell cultures pointed out a faster cell proliferation on glygel and a Investigating the potential of a bio insecticide 27 higher cell activation and differentiation on thermogel. These gels against mosquitoes could be used as scaffolds able to promote in situ bone regeneration. Development and characterisation of The results show the best degradation for methylene blue dye was at 28 biocompartable silk fibroin based hydrogel for the irradiation time of 5 hours and in the presence of UV source. in-vitro cell culture application This study is to reduce pollution load it is desirable to degrade the Photocatalytic degradation of Methylene Blue dye into non-toxic form before its discharge into the main stream. 29 by using copper oxide nanoparticles The present study reports the photocatalytic degradation of malachite green (MG). With the sharp increase in population and modernization of society, environmental pollution resulting from petroleum hydrocarbons has Photocatalytic degradation of Malachite Green 30 increased, resulting in an urgent need for remediation. Petroleum by using Titanium oxide nanoparticles hydrocarbon-degrading bacteria are ubiquitous in nature and can utilize these compounds as sources of carbon and energy. This technique hold a great promise for decontamination of heavy Screening of Oil Degrading Bacteria from metals from soil and water bodies with successful intervention of 31 Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soil interdisciplinary researchers, but challenges remain before commercialization and field scale application. 32 Phytoremediation and growth analysis of Due to its overall environmental impact, the residual dye in the Crossandra infundibuliformis in metal wastewater from the synthetic dye manufacturing and textile contaminated soil industries is a global concern. 1. Water purification Biodegradation of synthetic and textile dyes 33 2. Reclamation of dyes in polluted water bodies with immobilized enzymes from plant 3. Effective use of plant biomass for environment protection From our study it is evident that chitosan based nanoparticles Extracts of Erythrina variegata (lenten tree) 34 particularly chitosan and Zn-chitosan nanoparticles have tremendous and Justicia adhatoda (malabar nut tree) potential for further field screening. Towards crop protection. Polythene plays an important role in packaging of goods, food Synthesis of Chitosan Zinc Oxide Nanoparticle material, medicine and garbage bags etc but its degradation is (CHZoNps) from the Shells of Penaeus indicus 35 becoming a great threat and vital cause of environmental pollution. (Indian Prawn) and Bio-treatment of Greywater There are various polythene degradation methods available but the contaminated Soil with CHZoNps eco-friendly and acceptable method is by using microbes. Polythene degradation by bacteria isolated from The degradation of malachite green (MG) dye from aqueous medium 36 the soil of garbage site by zinc oxide (ZnO:V3%) nanopowder was investigated. This study is to reduce pollution load it is desirable to degrade the Photacatalytic degradation of Malachite Green dye into non-toxic form before its discharge into the main stream. 37 by using Zinc oxide nanoparticles The present study reports the photocatalytic degradation of malachite green (MG). 1. The field survey in Andaloor estuary revealed that there are 09 38 M.Sc., Botany Assessment of Mangrove Diversity and Eco physiological Studies in Andaloor Estuary true mangroves. Kannur, Kerala 2. Semi-mangroves and 09 mangrove associate species respectively. 3. Costal ptotection and Ecosystem services. 4. This study is very helpful to identify the degraded mangroves in study area 1.The taxonomical survey in Muthumalai hillock were recorded the Endemic – 7 (5.64 %), Data deficient – 2 (1.61 %), Least concern – A Survey on systematic, RET - listed, 25 (20.16 %), Near threatened – 7 (5.64 %), Threatened – 15 (12 %), 39 Economic and Medicinal Plants in Muthumalai Vulnerable – 12 (9.67 %),Endangered – 6 (4.83 %), Critically Hillock, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu. endangered – 3 (2.41 %), Rare – 16 (12.9 %), Extinct in wild –1 (0.8 %), Endemic and least plants. concern – 1 (0.8 %), Endemic and rare – 2 (1.61 %), Near threatened and endangered – 2 (1.61%). 1. To identify the importance medicinal plants status Studies on Floristic Diversity and 2. Steps to conseve the rare and endangered plants 40 Ethnobotanical Analysis of medicinal plants 3. To analyse the medicinal
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