IDENTIFICACIÓN DE VARIABLES CRÍTICAS QUE AFECTAN EL PROCESO PRODUCTIVO DE

25. Development of silk proteins based biomaterials (DBT, New Delhi, Rs.52.00 Lakhs)

26. Development of water-repellant and durable jute geotextiles (JMDC, Rs.170.00 Lakhs)

27. Droplet-Based screening of amyloidB-peptide aggregation-DBT (DBT, Rs.43.44 Lakhs)

28. Effects of auxiliary membrane components on biofilm formation in Escherichia coli (CSIR, Rs.24.76 Lakhs)

29. Enhanced production and purification of a marine lipopeptide...breast cancer therapy

30. Establishment and Characterization of cell lines from tasar silkworm, Antheraea. mylitta. ( Department of

Biotechnology, Govt. of India, Rs.25.58 Lakhs)

31. Evaluation of major active principles of anti-diabetic homoeopathic medicines from Cephalandra indica at

ultra-high dilutions in experimental animals (AYUSH, Rs.16.00 Lakhs)

32. Evaluation of Potential applications in Drug Delivery of some novel pH responsive biocompatible and

biodegradable hydrophobically modified polymers (DST, Rs.35.00 Lakhs)

33. Exchange Travel visits program on biofuel and healthcare biotech between University of California, Berkeley

and IIT Kharagpur (IUSSTF, Rs.29.00 Lakhs)

34. Exploration of microbial diversity and microbial role in arsenic mobilization in As- contaminated groundwater

of North Eastern states (Arunachal Prade (Department of Biotechnology, Rs.68.28 Lakhs)

35. Exploring Immunomodulatory potential of mushroom glucan/proteoglucan as Biological response modifier in

cancer therapy (DST, Rs.24.49 Lakhs)

36. Extraction, characterization and optimized production of biopigment from Amaranthus

tricolor (DBT, Rs.24.41 Lakhs)

37. Functional characterization of soluble penicillin-binding protein 6 of E. coli (Department of Science and

Technology, Govt. of India, Rs.22.86 Lakhs)

38. Genetic Engineering of Lignin Biosynthetic Pathway in Sorghum (Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals

Limited, India, Rs.37.00 Lakhs)

39. High rate algal biomass production for food, feed, biochemicals and biofuels (DBT, Rs.66.56 Lakhs)

40. Highthroughput Glycomics with Lectin microarray (DBT, Rs.38.46 Lakhs)

41. Identification and characterization of molecular tools in order to generate improved jute cultivers (Council of

Scientific and Industrial Research, Rs.16.76 Lakhs)

42. Indian origin silk based biomimetic scaffolds for engineering of load-bearing tissue (Department of

Biotechnology, New Delhi, Rs.54.45 Lakhs)

43. Indo-US Joint Center: silk protein matrix for cell based tissue engineering (Indo-US Sci &Tech Forum, New

Delhi, Rs.50.33 Lakhs)

44. Maximization of Gaseous Energy Recovery by Simultaneous Biohydrogen Production and

Biomethanation (DBT, Government of India, Rs.21.55 Lakhs)

45. Metabolic engineering of fatty acid biosynthesis to develop nutritionally improved Brassica seed oil (DBT/

Govt. of India, Rs.41.93 Lakhs)

46. Metabolic engineering of gibberellins signal transduction pathway for increasing the yield potential of

indigenous aromatic rice cultivar (DST/ Govt. of India, Rs.26.35 Lakhs)

47. Microorganism based bioremediation of heavy metals and radionuclides containing wastes: understanding

the mechanisms and process development (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Rs.13.46 Lakhs)

48. Molecular analysis of genome segment 6 of Antheraea mylitta cypovirus (Council of Scientific and Industrial

Research, Rs.14.00 Lakhs)

49. Molecular approach for monitoring drug resistant malaria parasite in the malaria endemic zone in West

bengal (DST, Rs.6.36 Lakhs)

50. Molecular characterization of DacD (a putative DD-carboxypeptidase) of Escherichia

coli (DBT, Rs.20.86 Lakhs)

51. Molecular tools for exploitation of heterosis, yield and oil quality in sesame (NAIP-ICAR/ Govt. of

India, Rs.395.51 Lakhs)

52. North Eastern origin silk protein based matrices and nano/microparticles for biomedical

applications (Department of Biotechnology, New Delhi, Rs.118.35 Lakhs)

53. Novel anticancer peptides from typtic digest abrus agglutinin (CSIR, Rs.19.00 Lakhs)

54. P K Sinha Center for Bioenergy (PKS) (IIT Foundation (Dr. Prabha Kant Sinha), Rs.400.00 Lakhs)

55. Potential use of biosurfactants for medical applications (PBM) (DST (under Indo-Portugal Collaboration

Program), Rs.4.14 Lakhs)

56. Production of pure variety disease-free potato seeds through in-vitro culture technique (SRIC, IIT-

KGP, Rs.54.20 Lakhs)

57. Prospecting novel molecules in sandalwood (DBT, Rs.67.00 Lakhs)

58. Reducing accumulation of toxic metals or metalloids in rice grains by RNAi-mediated gene silencing

approach (DBT/Govt. of India, Rs.29.81 Lakhs)

59. Role of Penicillin-binding proteins and O-antigens in the development of beta-lactam antibiotic resistance in

Gram negative bacteria (Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Rs.17.40 Lakhs)

60. Search for local isolates of oleaginous micro-organism as potential source of biodiesel production (ISIRD,

SRIC, IIT-KGP, Rs.4.96 Lakhs)

61. Selection aided molecular marker system for improvement of tasar silkworm Antheraea mylitta

drury (Central Silk Board, Rs.12.00 Lakhs)

62. Silk Protein/Blend Matrices in Tissue Engineering & Biotechnological Applications (Department of Science &

Technology, Rs.41.43 Lakhs)

64. Study of extracellular fibrillar biopolymers, natural silk fibers, silk protein scaffolds and proteoglycan fibril of

both mucus and extracellular matr (DST, New Delhi, Rs.15.25 Lakhs)

65. Synthesis of functional groups for immobilization of functional proteins on MEMS based micro-sensor

surface (DST, Rs.1.56 Lakhs)

66. Targeted gene integration in rice and cotton (NAIP-ICAR/ Govt. of India, Rs.83.27 Lakhs)

67. Technology Mission Mode Project on “Hydrogen Production through Biological Routes†(MNRE,

Govt. of India, Rs.287.00 Lakhs)

68. Transport Phenomena across cell membranes with Microfluidic Lab-on-Chip

Systems (UKIERI, Rs.50000.00 Lakhs)

Consultancy Projects

1. Biocatalyst based continuous production of biodiesel (PfP Technology LLC., Houston, Texas,

USA, Rs.10.88 Lakhs)

2. Establishment of Biotechnology Park Kharagpur: Concept paper (WBIDC, Rs.27.00 Lakhs)

3. Validation trial for bioethanol production (VTBP) (DSS Corp., Kolkata, Rs.0.25 Lakhs)

Patents (filed / granted)

1. A biofuel additive for diesel engines

2. An antihyperglycemic EPS from a spore-forming probiotic bacterium, B. coagulans RK–02, and its

preparation method thereof

3. bio-prospecting genes & molecules

4. Biomass rich in santalol

5. Conjugation of folic acid on magnetic nanoparticles decorated with carboxymethylated chitosan for targeted

delivery of anticancer drug (Filed, Ref: )

6. Design of magnetic Nickel Nanoparticles for purification of His-tagged proteins

7. Design of superparamagnetic Nickel Nanoparticles for purification of His-tagged proteins

8. Dual Growth Factor Loaded Wound pH Responsive Artificial Skin Graft

9. Durability enhancement of lignocellulosic fibers by vegetable oil treatment

10. Microbial transformation of lignocellulosic fibers using eco-friendly reagents for strength and durability

enhancement

11. Natural resins and the use thereof for the production of jute fiber reinforced composites

12. Polyclonal antibody against santalol

13. Probiotic spore based novel drug delivery system

14. Single step surface modification of highly stable magnetic nanoparticles for purification of His-Tagged

protein

Visits Abroad by Faculty Members

1. Ghosh, Anindya Sundar - As an awardee of IUMS-SGM Fellowship-2009 (Indiana University, Bloomington,

USA, ) 45 days -May 16th to June 30th 2010

2. Das, Debabrata - Invited lecture and Chaiman of a Technical session of 2010 Asian BioHydrogen

Conference (Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan, ) November 14-21, 2010

3. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - New INDIGO (Europe India) project discussion and Lecture (Vienna Ludwig

Boltzmann Institut, ) May 09-11, 2010

4. Sen, Ramkrishna - To present two technical papers in the World Congress on Oils and Fats and 28th ISF

congress (Sydney, Australia, ) September 27 - 30

5. Sen, Ramkrishna - To attend the second meeting of the founding members of Global Biorenewables

Research Society (Sao Paulo, Brazil, ) Last week of the month of August

6. Sen, Ramkrishna - To visit the lab of my collaborator to formulate a proposal under the DST-CNPq Indo-

Brazil program (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, ) June 29 to July 15

7. Sen, Ramkrishna - To attend the launching meeting and workshop of the Golbal Biorenewables Research

Society (Lisbon, Portugal, ) May

8. Sen, Ramkrishna - To study the making, functioning and funding of the BioEnergy Centers (USA (Chicago,

Purdue, UC Davis and UC Berkeley), ) Feb., 21 - March 02

9. Sen, Ramkrishna - To present a technical paper and chair a session in WORLDCOMP-2008 (Las Vegas,

Nevada, USA, ) July 14 - 17

11. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - Project work on Cartiledge Tissue Engineering (University of California, San

Diego, ) May 16 to June 13, 2010

12. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - Research work on silk protein sericin (Virginia Commonwealth University, USA, )

June 25-27, 2011

13. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - Research work on molecular biology of silk (Department of Biomedical

Engineering, Tufts University, Boston, USA, ) June 14 to June 24, 2010

14. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - Discussion Meeting (Department of Biomedical Engineering, Oregon Health

University,, ) June 25- July 12, 2010

15. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - To present invited lecture (Seoul,, South Korea, ) August 31, 2010

16. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - Monitoring M.Tech project student (RWTH, Aachen, Germany, ) May 09-12, 2010

17. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - To organize Symposium TERMIS AP, chairperson and keynote presentation

(Sydney, Australia, ) September 15-17, 2010

18. Kundu, Subhas Chandra - For collaborative research work on small angle XRD of silk fibers (Russian

Academy of Sciences, Pushchina, Moscow Region, ) December 16-26, 2010

19. Das, Debabrata - Ongoing collaborative project research work (Uppsala University, ) June 26 - July 4, 2010

20. Sen, Ramkrishna - To give an invited talk in an international conference (ICER-10) (University of Mauritius,

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