Dr Jajati Mandal

Biography	I am an environmental soil chemist studying the behaviour and impacts of environmental contaminants like metal(loid)s, PFAS, and tyre rubber chemicals in agricultural systems and the environment. Currently, I am serving as a University Fellow (Environmental Pollution) at the University of Salford. I was a visiting researcher at CSIRO Australia. I am well-versed in analytical and speciation techniques for metals and metalloids in various environmental samples such as water, soil, and plants. Additionally, I have developed predictive models for arsenic limits in soil and irrigation water, coded in R using machine learning algorithms. I have led multidisciplinary research teams to deliver high-quality, high-impact research projects focusing on environmental contaminants assessment, remediation, and management.
Research Interests	- Research interest: Environmental soil chemist specializing in the study of environmental contaminants such as metal(loid)s, PFAS, and tire rubber chemicals within agricultural systems and their broader ecological impact. - Analytical skills: Analytical and speciation techniques for metals and metalloids in various environmental samples, including water, soil, and plants. - Arsenic research: Concentrates on understanding arsenic chemistry, speciation, toxicity, food chain transfer, and human health risk through both laboratory and field-based studies. - Predictive modeling: Developed predictive models for arsenic limits in soil and irrigation water using machine learning algorithms such as logistic regression, gradient boost machine, and random forest. - Integration: Research approach combines laboratory experiments and field studies to gain a holistic understanding of the interactions between contaminants and agricultural ecosystems.

Biography

I am an environmental soil chemist studying the behaviour and impacts of environmental contaminants like metal(loid)s, PFAS, and tyre rubber chemicals in agricultural systems and the environment. Currently, I am serving as a University Fellow (Environmental Pollution) at the University of Salford. I was a visiting researcher at CSIRO Australia. I am well-versed in analytical and speciation techniques for metals and metalloids in various environmental samples such as water, soil, and plants. Additionally, I have developed predictive models for arsenic limits in soil and irrigation water, coded in R using machine learning algorithms. I have led multidisciplinary research teams to deliver high-quality, high-impact research projects focusing on environmental contaminants assessment, remediation, and management.

Research Interests

- Research interest: Environmental soil chemist specializing in the study of environmental contaminants such as metal(loid)s, PFAS, and tire rubber chemicals within agricultural systems and their broader ecological impact.

- Analytical skills: Analytical and speciation techniques for metals and metalloids in various environmental samples, including water, soil, and plants.

- Arsenic research: Concentrates on understanding arsenic chemistry, speciation, toxicity, food chain transfer, and human health risk through both laboratory and field-based studies.

- Predictive modeling: Developed predictive models for arsenic limits in soil and irrigation water using machine learning algorithms such as logistic regression, gradient boost machine, and random forest.

- Integration: Research approach combines laboratory experiments and field studies to gain a holistic understanding of the interactions between contaminants and agricultural ecosystems.