Name: BHALCHANDRA MAHADEO BHANAGE
Current
Position: Researcher
Office
Address:
Division
of Materials Science and Engineering,
Graduate
School of Engineering, Hokkaido University,
Kita
13 Nishi 8, Kita-ku, Sapporo 060-8628, Japan
Tel
& Fax +81-(0)11-706-6594
E-mail
bhanage@proc-ms.eng.hokudai.ac.jp or
Webmail:
bhanage@excite.com
Residence
(Japan) : 1-2-304, Skypark 22, Kita 22, Nishi 4 Sapporo, Japan, Ph. +81
11 758 3202
(India)
: House No. 366, Near Maruti Temple, Kharalwadi, Pimpri, Pune 411018,
India
Ph. +91 20 7421255.
Date of Birth: 18th February 1966. Age : 36 Years; Nationality: Indian
Academic Background :
l
Ph. D.( 1996): Univerisity
of Pune at National Chemical Laboratory,
Pune, India (Title : Studies
in Hydroformylation of Olefins using Transition Metal Complex Catalysts ; Guide: Dr. R.V. Chaudhari) click for copy of Ph.D. certificate
l
M.Sc. (1988): First Class: Department
of Chemistry, University of Pune, India click for copy of M.Sc. certificate
l
B.Sc. (1986): First Class: Abasaheb Garware College, Pune, University of
Pune, India click for copy of
B.Sc. certificate
Experience: 14 years, out of which 7-year
at postdoctoral level, which includes Several Industrial projects, Applied
Research and Teaching.
Academic Achievements:
International Journal Publications: 36 (including a publication in prestigious science
journal Nature)
Patents : 11 (US Patents 3; World Patent 1; Japanese Patents
3; Indian Patents : 4) Conferences: 24;
Citations : > 300 (Detail list will be provided, if
required)
Subject Area: Catalysis; Applied
/Organic/ Environmental Chemistry
1.
Homogeneous
catalysis, Reaction kinetics and mechanism, Preparation & Characterization
of organometallic complexes
2.
Catalyst-product
separation techniques in homogeneous catalysis such as biphasic catalysis,
Supported liquid phase catalysis
3.
Catalysis and
reactions in supercritical carbon dioxide
4.
Polycarbonate
synthesis via organometallic complexes.
5.
Heterogeneous
solid base catalysis, Catalysis using Pd/C for Heck coupling.
Hydroformylation of various olefins, Hydrogenation of
various substrates, Heck reaction, Dimethyl carbonate synthesis from CO2,
Transesterification, Diphenyl carbonate synthesis, Polycarbonates via oxidative
carbonation of Bisphenol-A, Carbonylation of methanol to acetic acid. CO2
fixation into valuable chemicals.
|
Home : Employment Profile : Research
Skills : Publications : Conferences
: Industrial Projects : Awards |