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Professor First Jaya Last Shrivastava Photograph
Title Name Prakash Name
Designation Professor
Department Department of Geology
Address (Campus) Department of Geology, University of Delhi, Delhi-7
(Residence) A2/1, Maurice Nagar, University Teachers, Flats, Delhi-7
Phone No +91-011-27667073
(Campus)
(Residence)optional +91-011-27666834
Mobile 9868742144
Fax +91-011-27666295
Email jpshrivastava.du@gmail.com
jps.delhiuniversity@gmail.com
Web-Page
Education
Subject Institution Year Details
M. Tech Department of Applied 1978 First Division (third position in the university
(Three years) Geology, University of merit list)
Sagaur
Ph.D. Department of Applied 1981 Thesis topic: “Experimental studies on base
Geology, University of metal exploration at Malanjkhand and
Sagaur Zawar: Pedogeochemical and
geomicrobiological approach”
Career Profile
Organisation / Institution Designation Duration Role
U.N. Mineral Exploration Geologist 1980-1981 Exploration of base metal deposits
Programme Directorate of
Geology and Mines, M.P.
National Metallurgical Scientist 1981 Mineralography and Ore-dressing
Laboratory, Jamshedpur -7
Department of Applied Senior Lecturer 1981 - 1988 Teaching and Research
Geology, University of Sagaur
Department of Geology Senior Lecturer 1988-1994 Teaching and Research
University of Delhi
Department of Geology, Reader 1994 - 2002 Teaching and Research
University of Delhi
Department of Geology Professor 20002 – till Teaching and Research
University of Delhi to date
Research Interests / Specialization
Geochemistry, Economic Geology and Petrology
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Teaching Experience ( Subjects/Courses Taught) 32 years
Geochemistry, Economic Geology and Igneous Petrology taught at Post-Graduate and Under-
Graduate levels in University of Delhi and University of Saugar.
Honors & Awards
Awards received:
National Mineral Award, 2003, Ministry of Steel and Mines, Government of India, New Delhi
INSA Best paper award to Rani, N., Shrivastava, J. P., Bajpai, R. K. for Modelling of alteration
behaviour of nuclear waste glass for long-term performance assessment in the geological repository: In
National Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena, held at Kolkata in 2010.
Publications (LAST FIVE YEARS)
Books: 4
Year Title Publisher Co-Author
2012 Introduction to Ore Microscopy Prentice Hall of India, Nishi Rani
Delhi
2009 Rock and Ore Forming Minerals CSIR, New Delhi Nil
(National Science Digital
Library, CSIR, New Delhi)
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789
/1086
2009 Igneous Rocks National Science CSIR, New Delhi Nil
Digital Library (National Science
Digital Library, CSIR, New
Delhi)
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789
/1034
2007 Geochemical modeling and Indian Journal of Nil
related topics (special volume of Geochemistry, B.H.U.,
the Journal edited) Varanasi
Journal Papers:
In press Trace elemental and Nd-Sr-Pb Min. Petrol. J. J. Mahoney and
isotopic compositional variation Mamta Kashyap
in 37 lava flows of Mandla lobe
and their chemical relation to the
western Deccan stratigraphic
succession, India
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In press Organic matter from marine Chemie der Erde / S. K. Mukhopadhyaya
sediments of the late Cretaceous- Geochemistry. and Sucharita Pal
early Paleocene Um-Sohryngkew
river succession, Meghalaya,
India: Palaeoenvironmental
inferences and K/Pg transition.
In press Compositional variation in J. Geol. Soc. of India (to V. Sharma
magma through Early Neogene in be published in the
the Northeast Indian Ocean: a Aug.2014 volume)
testimony from glass shards
In press Geochemical modeling and Indian Geophysical Union, Nishi Rani, Vamdev
experimental studies on mineral to be published in Pathak and Abdul
carbonation of primary silicates September, 2014 issue.
for long-term immobilization of Mazid
CO in basalt from the eastern
2
Deccan volcanic province.
2013 Deccan Traps associated obsidian Current Science, v.105, Nishi Rani and R. K.
glass: a nuclear waste No. 3.pp371-379. Bajpai
containment
2013 Sodium Borosilicate Glass: Transaction, American Nishi Rani and R. K.
Alteration Study under Nuclear Society, v. 108, Bajpai
Hydrothermal-like Conditions for 151-153.
its Long-Term Assessment in
Geological Repository
2013 Chemico-mineralogical attributes Cretaceous Research., v. Sanjay K.
of clays from the Late 45, 247-257 Mukhopadhaya
Cretaceous- Early Palaeogene Sucharita Pal
succession of the Um
Sohryngkew River section of
Meghalaya, India:
palaeoenvironmental inferences
and the K/Pg boundary
2013 Mineral Chemistry of Clays J. Geol. Soc. India,, v.82, Sucharita Pal and
Associated with the Jhilmili pp. 38-52. Surabhi Srivastava
Intertrappean bed in the Eastern
Deccan Volcanic Province:
Palaeoenvironmental inferences
and KTB Transition
2013 Studies on Nuclear Waste Glass Sustainable Future of the Nishi Rani and R.K.
and Natural Analogue (Obsidian) Earth’s Natural Resources Bajpai
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for Performance Assessment in Heidelberg, 285-306
Geological Repository
2013 CO2 mineral trapping: an Procedia Earth and Nishi Rani and
experimental study on the Planetray Science, v. 7, pp Vamdev Pathak
carbonation of basalts from the 806-809.
eastern Deccan Volcanic
Province, India.
2013 Obsidian: alteration study under Procedia Earth and Nishi Rani and R. K.
hydrothermal-like conditions for Planetray Science, v. 7, pp Bajpai
its assessment as a nuclear waste 725-728.
glas
2013 Trace elements geochemistry and J. Geol. Soc. India. v. 81, Sucharita Pal, Sanjay
petrogenesis of basalt from the pp 91-100 Pandey and G.S.
southern part of the East Pacific Roonwal
Rise
2012 Microstructures and J. Geol. Soc. India, v. 80, Surabhi Srivastava and
compositional variation in the pp-177-188. Mansoor Ahmad
intra-volcanic bole clays from the
eastern Deccan volcanic
Province: palaeoenvironmental
implications and duration of
volcanism
2012 A Review of the Seismicity and J. Geol. Soc. of India, v. Rajesh Prakash
Seismotectonics of Delhi and 79, pp 603-617
adjoining areas
2012 REE abundance in the clays Proc. Indian Nat. Sci. Surabhi Srivastava and
associated with the intra- Acad., v. 78, pp 59-69 Mansoor Ahmad
volcanic bole horizons of the
eastern deccan traps:
palaeoenvironmental implications
2012 REE signatures of the bole clays Current Science v. 102, Sucharita Paul and
associated with the Early No. 2,pp. 322-328 Mukhopadhyay, S. K.
Cretaceous Sylhet Traps of
Meghalaya: palaeoenvironmental
inferences.
2012 Near Hydrothermal alteration of J. Geol. Soc. of India, v. Nishi Rani, Bajpai,
Obsidian Glass: Implications for 79, pp 376-382 R. K.
Long Term Performance
Assessments
2012 Clay mineralogical studies on Geol. Soc. of India, v. 44: Jha, S. K. and
Bijawars of the Sonrai Basin: pp196-212. Bhairam, C. L.
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