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Mainak Mukherjee

University of Calcutta, West Bengal, India

Biography

Mainak Mukherjee, obtained his Ph.D. in ‘Process and Energy Engineering ‘from the University of Lorraine, Nancy in France, where he conducted research on the scope hydrogen as an alternate energy using an electrochemical device (PEM fuel cell), further focussing on its components for enhancing system efficiency. In addition, Mainak's research concerns with advanced energy systems like renewable power sources, targeting climate change mitigation actions plans.

Publications

Palyno-petrographical Study of the Siwalik Rocks of Some Areas of Arunachal Pradesh, North-Eastern India to Understand Palaeo-climatic Evolution of this Region

The palynological assemblages within the Siwalik shale rock samples from some areas of Arunachal Pradesh is studied to determine the palaeoclimatic condition. The petrographic study of the Shales also taken as the supportive to the determined palaeoclimate by the study of Palynological assemblages of 32 species and 30 genera taken separately from t... Read More»

Mainak Mukherjee

Research Article: J Earth Sci Clim Change 2015, 6: 307

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7617.1000307

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