Asst. Prof Bhupendra Pratap Singh: Assistant Professor at Central University of Haryana, India

Bhupendra Pratap Singh is a dedicated environmental scientist and Assistant Professor at the Central University of Haryana’s Department of Environmental Studies. He also holds a prestigious Institute of Eminence Fellowship at the University of Delhi’s School of Climate Change & Sustainability. With over 40 peer-reviewed publications, his research integrates atmospheric science, public health, water quality, and environmental economics to address pressing environmental challenges, especially in urban and industrial settings.

Online Profiles

ORCID Profile

Dr. Singh actively maintains his professional and academic presence online. His ORCID profile (0000-0002-0513-9082) offers comprehensive access to his published research and citations, while his Scopus ID (57203380134) reflects his extensive contribution to scientific literature. These profiles enable seamless global collaboration and scholarly networking across diverse environmental science communities.

Education

Dr. Singh completed his PhD in Environmental Sciences at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, in 2015, where he also earned his MPhil (2010) and M.Sc. (2007) degrees. Prior to JNU, he obtained his B.Sc. from Banaras Hindu University in 2005. He further enhanced his technical expertise by completing a certificate course in Remote Sensing, GIS, and GNSS from the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehradun, equipping him with critical tools for spatial environmental analysis.

Research Focus

His research spans primary and secondary data analyses at micro and macro scales, focusing on the interactions between atmospheric pollutants and public health outcomes. Key interests include the behavior of volatile organic compounds, particulate matter, water quality parameters, and their socioeconomic implications. Dr. Singh’s interdisciplinary approach leverages environmental modeling, data science, and policy analysis to provide actionable insights for sustainable development.

Experience

Since February 2023, Dr. Singh has been an Assistant Professor at the Central University of Haryana, where he teaches and leads research initiatives. Prior to this, he served nearly eight years at Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi, contributing significantly to curriculum development and mentoring students. His earlier experience includes a teaching assistantship at PGIMER Chandigarh’s School of Public Health & Community Medicine, which strengthened his expertise in health-environment linkages.

Research Timeline

Dr. Singh’s research career began during his postgraduate studies in the late 2000s, with continuous scholarly contributions following his PhD in 2015. His work has evolved to address contemporary environmental challenges such as air quality during the COVID-19 lockdown and urban pollution dynamics. He has also led and collaborated on international projects, notably with King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia, reflecting his growing global research footprint.

Awards & Honors

In recognition of his impactful research, Dr. Singh was named a Fellow at the Delhi School of Climate Change (University of Delhi) in 2022 and received the Research Excellence Award from the Indian National Science Congress (INSC) the same year. He has also earned accolades for best student paper presentations and holds editorial roles with international journals, reflecting his commitment to advancing environmental science scholarship.

Top-Noted Publication

A landmark publication by Dr. Singh is his 2014 paper “An assessment of ozone levels, UV radiation, and their occupational health hazard estimation during photocopying operation,” published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials (Impact Factor: 14.223). This study provided critical insights into indoor air pollutants and their health risks for workers, establishing a foundation for further research into occupational exposure and environmental health.

  • Singh, Bhupendra Pratap et al. (2024)
    Urban water quality and COVID-19 during the lockdown periods: a case study of Ghaggar river, Punjab, India

  • Singh, Bhupendra Pratap (2024)
    Understanding the dynamics and implications of airborne microplastics in atmosphere

  • Singh, Bhupendra Pratap et al. (2024)
    Potential Changes in Air Pollution Associated with Challenges over South Asia during COVID-19: A Brief Review

  • Sunder, S., Bhandari, K., Sounkaria, S., Vyas, M., Singh, B.P., Chandra, P. (2023)
    Antibiotics and nano-antibiotics in treatment of lung infection: In management of COVID-19

  • Gulia, S., Kothari, V., Ritu, Verma, S.R., Das, A., Singh, B.P., Chandra, P. (2023)
    Bioremediation of PAHs using nanotechnology

Strength & Eligibility for the Distinguished Researcher Award

1. Extensive Research Contributions

  • Over 40 peer-reviewed publications, including high-impact journals like Journal of Hazardous Materials (IF ~14.2), Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health, and Urban Water Journal.

  • Research spans critical domains: air pollution, water quality, public health, environmental economics, and nanotechnology.

  • Interdisciplinary focus makes his work applicable across sectors like public health, climate change, and urban sustainability.

2. Top-Noted & Impactful Publications

  • His 2014 landmark study on indoor air pollution from photocopying is still cited and relevant—reflecting pioneering work in occupational health.

  • Recent works on airborne microplastics, COVID-19’s environmental impact, and urban water quality show ongoing innovation and relevance in current global environmental challenges.

3. Academic Positions & Fellowships

  • Currently an Assistant Professor at the Central University of Haryana, and Institute of Eminence Fellow at the University of Delhi’s School of Climate Change & Sustainability.

  • Prior role at Deshbandhu College, University of Delhi, for nearly 8 years – reflects consistent engagement in academia and mentorship.

4. Global Collaboration & International Recognition

  • Collaborations with King Abdulaziz University and other international bodies highlight his growing global footprint.

  • His Scopus and ORCID profiles demonstrate a strong citation record and scholarly presence.

5. Awards & Honors

  • Research Excellence Award from the Indian National Science Congress (INSC) – a prestigious national recognition.

  • Named Fellow at the Delhi School of Climate Change – demonstrates thought leadership in climate

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