23 PhD Students currently registered with School: Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences

S.No. Guide; Co-guide Student Topic Regis_Dt yyyy-mm-dd FT_PT* Qualifying Exam Support
1Berde, C.V.Panchal, Shubham NareshStudies on antimicrobial peptides and other antimicrobials from sponge associated bacteria isolated from the Konkan coast2023-12-26FTGU-PET
2Berde, C.V.Kaskar, Anushka ArjunHarnessing marine metal-tolerant bacteria for bioremediation, plant growth promotion and nanoparticle-based metal detection kit development2023-12-25FTGU-PET
3D'Costa, P.M.Botelho, Savia BernadetteBacterial Valorization of Crustacean Seafood Waste for Sustainable Bioproduct Development2025-01-08FTNET/GATE
4D'Costa, P.M.Shaikh, ImranaInvestigation of the Plastisphere communities from the Marine Environment2022-11-08FTGU-PETResearch Studentship
5Fernandes, S.O.Nafeesathul Miziriya H.S.Diversity of Microbial Communities and their association with hydrothermally-influenced sediments along the central and south west Indian ridge2025-01-06FTNET
6Fernandes, S.O.D'Silva, Kevin JoseEffect of trace metals on phytoplankton Ecology in estuarine systems of Goa2022-11-14FTGU-PET
7Fernandes, S.O.Chalari, AnjuDiversity and Functional Characterization of Manganese Oxidizing bacteria in the Fjords of Svalbard, Artic2021-07-01FTUGC-JRF
8Fernandes, S.O.Arondekar, Avinash ArjunChlorophyll-a variability in Arabian Sea and its statistical linkages to forcing2020-02-20PTNET
9Kalangutkar, N.G.Suralkar, Karuna VasudevGenesis, Minerology and geochemistry of Iron-Oxide deposits2025-01-17PTSET
10Kalangutkar, N.G.Chodankar, Rupesh BharatExamination of Microplastic in Sediments/Soil and its association and correlation with Heavy metals in Goa2022-11-15FTNET
11Kalangutkar, N.G.Mhapsekar, Shritesh ShrikantStudy of microplastic pollution in the Mandovi river and its tributary, Valvanti River, Goa, India2021-11-08PTSET
12Lotlikar, N.P.Sawant-Talaulikar, Ruta TusharExploring the Potential of marine derived fungi in the degradatio of microplastics2025-07-09FTGU-PET
13Lotlikar, N.P.Pednekar, Ambika SainathEvaluation of Antifouling Potential and Efficacy of Marine-Derived Fungal Metabolites2025-01-07FTGATE
14Matta, V.M.Rodrigues, Racheal JosephineCharacterization and source apportionment of trace metal aerosols2022-11-09FTNET
15Naik, S.M.Bhomkar, Snesha UmeshEcophysiological response of marine phytoplankton to the changing environmental conditions2022-11-10PTGATE, ICAR-NET, SET
16Nasnodkar, M.R.Varsha KumariAssessment of metal and microplastic pollution in water, sediments, and edible biota along the west coast of Goa2024-12-24FTGU-PET
17Nasnodkar, M.R.Fernandes, Chelsea Julid GemmaAssessment of metal & microplastic pollution in intertidal region of estuaries along South-West coast of Maharashtra, India2023-12-18FTGU-PET
18Nasnodkar, M.R.Pereira, Jane GabriellaSpeciation of metals in sediments to determine bioavailability and metal bioaccumulation in edible biota to understand the metal toxicity in selected estuaries along the coast of Maharashtra, India.2022-11-07FTINSPIRE (JRF)
19Rivonker, C.U.; D'Costa, P.M.Mayekar, Trivesh SureshEcosystem function and cost benefit analysis in selected coastal aquaculture systems along west coast of India2022-05-21PTNET (ICAR)
20Sequeira, N.Shirodkar, Siddhi ShripadIntraplate Features or Terrain Boundaries Deciphering the Kinematics, Tectonic Evolution and Implications of the Regional Scale Shear Zones in Northwestern Dharwad Craton, India2024-12-20FTGU-PET
21Viegas, A.Parwar, Swati ShivaGenesis of the Late Archean to Early Proterozoic Banded Iron Formations: Studies from Goa Iron Ore Deposits2022-11-11PTJRF
22Viegas, A.Cardozo, DeliaGenesis and Tectonic Significance of the dykes of the North-Western Margin of the Dharwar Craton, India Genesis and Tectonic Significance of the dykes of the North-Western Margin of the Dharwar Craton, India2021-11-08PTSET/NET
23Viegas, A.Mayekar, Mahesh MohanHydrogeochemical characterization of groundwater in the coastal aquifers in North Goa, Goa2021-01-14PTNET/SET
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