General Science & Engineering
BMIT is a center of excellence where we nurture the young talent in different streams of engineering. General Science & Engineering department has major emphasis of imparting training to encourage curiosity and innovativeness among the students and lay a foundation to face challenges of fast changing needs of the industry. Our department plays a vital role in the teaching of Basic Sciences to engineering students. The purpose of Basic Science subjects in engineering study is to lay down a strong foundation of basic principles of various disciplines of Engineering. I am proud to possess a highly qualified and dedicated staff who are always striving to perceive and resolve students queries. The interaction between students and faculty greatly enriches the educational experience for all. Through this platform I would like to give message to students that, “Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside eu that is greater than any obstacle.”
The department emphasizes on achieving excellence in teaching. The first year is a first exposure for the newly admitted students from junior colleges. The efforts are being taken to start classes well in advance even before admissions to get sufficient time for study to the students.
In order to have proper co-ordination between students and teachers, a novel scheme has been introduced where in teacher acts as guardian for students to help them to face challenges in front of them and their personal problems. In this process, parents are always informed about progress of the students through letters. For proper co-ordination between the parents, students and teachers, parents’ meets are arranged.
Vision
“To be recognized as the ‘Center of Excellence’ for Technical, Management Education and Technology Development”
Mision
1) To develop the students in academic excellence and professional knowledge with ethical leadership so that they are ready to use for Society.
2) To provide the solutions for the industrial problems on continuous basis.
Goals
1: To emphasize the classroom and laboratory as the most important place on campus.
2: To provide a superior education in developing students’ abilities to think, solve problems, use the scientific method, and communicate effectively.
3: To recruit and retain well qualified diverse faculty.
4: To reinforce and promote a positive image of the Engineering science and technology department and its programs and faculty.
5: To promote the utilization of a broad range of technology.
| Staff Name | Designation | Qualification | Total Exp | Email Id | Photo |
| Dr.Babasaheb More | Associate Professor | M.Sc (Phy ), PhD | 26 | babasaheb.manik.more@bmionline.co.in | |
| Prof. Ashwin Bhopale | Assistant Professor | BE (Civil)M.Tech (Structure ) | 18 | ashwinkumar.anandrao.bhopale@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof.Anand Wardole | Assistant Professor | BE (Civil)M.Tech (Structure ) | 15 | anand.arun.wardole@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof. Tejkumar Pawar | Assistant Professor | M.Sc (Maths), BEd | 25 | tejkumar.dattatray.pawar@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof.ManjushriDhanave | Assistant Professor | M.Sc (Maths), BEd | 13 | manjushree.narayan.dhanave@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof. Chandrakant Pimpale | Assistant Professor | M.Tech ( Industrial Maths with Com. App ) | 10 | chandrakant.shivaji.pimpale@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof. Md Mateen Shaikh | Assistant Professor | M.Sc (Chem ), PhD* | 11 | md.mateen.shaikh@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof.Varsha Binage | Assistant Professor | M.A (English), B.Ed, MBA | 11 | varsha.vikas.binage@bmionline.co.in |  |
| Prof.Pruthviraj Chavan | Assistant Professor | M.Sc. (org. Chem)B.Ed* | 13 | Pruthviraj_chavan@yahoo.com |  |
| Prof.Jayshri Yejgar | Assistant Professor | M.Sc (Phy ), | 02 | Jayshreeghale8289@gmail.com |  |
Laboratories:
The department constitutes Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Mechanics/Basic Civil Engineering And Communication Skill sections.
- Physics:
Overview:
History of mankind is history of science and history of science is history of Physics. Over the course of history, other sciences branched off from Physics to become science in their own right. Rutherford rightly said “ All Sciences are either physics or stamp collecting”. All modern Engineering and technology is rooted in the laws of physics as Engineers, and Scientists apply the laws and discoveries of physics to develop practical devices like automobiles , computers, electricity generators, electronics devices, nuclear reactor, bridges, tunnels and space shuttle. Hence physics is basis for all technological development. None of the fronts, social, human, environmental or economic can be thought of, as far as development is concerned without physics. Science of today is the technology of tomorrow. Heisenberg stated “ Science clears the fields on which technology can build.” Materials play an important roll in the advancement of science and technology and human society. The demands for materials and processes which are cost effective, environment friendly and energy efficient are on the increase and will continue to increase. Scientist and engineers draw a solid foundation in physics, add experience gained through practice and apply these elements to develop efficient ways to work with the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind. Most Engineering research is directed towards a specific objective, applying Physics to meet a human need. In short Physics makes a world round.
Department of Physics was established in 2006 to offer a solid foundation in Physics to prepare students for specialization in all branches of Engineering at undergraduate level. Engineering Physics is mandatory subjects for all branches of Engineering atundergraduate level.
Laboratory Name: Physics
Area of Laboratory – 148.57 Sqmt
Lab Assistant – Mr. ParmeshwarKudkyal
Lab In charge – Dr. B M More
Laboratory Resources:
- LASER Experiment kit · Malus Law kit
- Hall Effect set up · LASER for diffraction
- Spectrometer · Polariometer
- Energy Band gap kit · Photo cell characteristics kit
- CE transistor characteristics kit · CB transistor characteristics kit
- PN junction characteristics · Crystal structures
- Resolving Power of telescope · Demonstration of Fiber Optics, etc.
2. Chemistry:
Overview:
The chemistry section under the general Science and Engineering Department was established in 2006, to provide all basic and advanced scientific knowledge to various
disciplines of under graduate and post graduate studies of engineering and technology. the
department is well equipped with all apparatus and facilities as per the AICTE/DTE and
university norms. Engineering Chemistry is mandatory subjects for all branches of
Engineering at undergraduate level.
The experiments on water analysis, ore and alloy analysis, fuel, lubricant, oil
analysis are conducted in laboratory.
Laboratory Name: Chemistry
Area of Laboratory -176 Sqmt
Lab Assistant – Mrs. N S Kulkarni
Lab In charge – Prof. M M Shaikh
Prof. P S Chavan
Laboratory Resources:
- PH Meter · Conductometer
- Colorimeter · Analytical Balance
- Electronics Balance · Hot Plate
3. Mathematics:
Overview:
Mathematics is the mother and queen of all sciences. Without mathematics, the purposeful existence of engineering science is not possible. Therefore, our modern civilization which is the outcome of science, engineering and technology has got a very close touch with mathematical education. In fact, the concept of mathematical education is as old as the human society itself. For national development, therefore, right kind of mathematical education and its associated technology is of utmost importance. The mathematical education develops generations having enduring values of life in society; thereby, yielding peace and tranquility amongst people in the society and instilling amongst generations how to live to the right values of life and bring the entire generation to enjoy a greater quota of intellectual poise, mental stability, health, social happiness and national well-being. In order to meet the afore mentioned objectives of the mathematical education, the science and engineering students should learn the guiding principles behind the scenes which are more important than the formal manipulations. The student should get an impression that mathematics is not a collection of tricks and recipes but a systematic science of practical importance, resting on a relatively small number of basic concepts and involving powerful unifying methods. The student should convince himself/herself of necessity for applying mathematical procedures to science and engineering problems. To meet the end, the subjects like Engineering Mathematics I, II, III; Numerical Analysis; Discrete Mathematics; Advanced Numerical Methods; Probability, Statistics and Queuing Theory; Operations Research and Computer Oriented Programming have been introduced at UG level of engineering education of Solapur University.
The Teaching Staff members are –
- Prof. T D Pawar
- Prof. M N Dhanave
- Prof. C S Pimpale
4. Basic Civil Engineering / Engineering Mechanics:
Overview:
Civil Engineering Department is the supporting department in the Institute. Department of Civil Engineering has been mainly involved in the co-ordination of construction and development, repair/ civil engineering maintenance works in the campus etc. apart from teaching. It looks after the First Year Engineering Admissions and Stage/Venue Management for various programs and activities in the Institute.
Today is an era of ‘interdisciplinary approach’ and everybody must have a minimum basic knowledge of all the branches and disciplines. Therefore department is taking more focused and multidimensional efforts to make the ‘foundation’ of the students as strong and as safe as possible! The department is well established with all the infrastructural facilities required to conduct under graduate studies as per the AICTE/DTE and university norms. The staff members are very enthusiastic and dynamic towards all the activities the department undertakes. Interdisciplinary subjects like Engineering Mechanics for the 1st term of F.Y.B.Tech And Basic Civil Engineering for the 2nd term of F.Y.B.Tech, Fluid Mechanics, Strength of Materials and Environmental studies are conducted for S.E.
Laboratory Name: Basic Civil Engineering/ Engineering Mechanics
Area of Laboratory -144 Sqmt
Lab Assistant – Mr. S M More
Lab In charge – Prof A A Bhopale
Prof A A Wardole
Laboratory Resources:
- Jib crane · Fletures trolley
- Bell crank liver · Beam reaction apparatus
- Law of polygon of forces · Planimeter
- Theodolite · Dumpy level
- Auto level · Centrifugal Force
5. Language Laboratory (Communication Skill):
Overview:
Communication skill have vital role in the curriculum. This course aims to helpthe students in the process of acquisition of language learning skills, make them aware ofthe correct usage of the words. The student must be able to write various types ofbusiness letters and technical reports.
With the help of LINGUA &ETNL Softwarethe students are learning spoken English with RP standard. The term work of communication skill is conducted in the laboratory through
the same.
Area of Laboratory -80Sqmt
Lab In charge – Prof. V V Binage
Laboratories:
The department constitutes Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Mechanics/Basic Civil Engineering And Communication Skill sections.
- Physics:
Overview:
History of mankind is history of science and history of science is history of Physics. Over the course of history, other sciences branched off from Physics to become science in their own right. Rutherford rightly said “ All Sciences are either physics or stamp collecting”. All modern Engineering and technology is rooted in the laws of physics as Engineers, and Scientists apply the laws and discoveries of physics to develop practical devices like automobiles , computers, electricity generators, electronics devices, nuclear reactor, bridges, tunnels and space shuttle. Hence physics is basis for all technological development. None of the fronts, social, human, environmental or economic can be thought of, as far as development is concerned without physics. Science of today is the technology of tomorrow. Heisenberg stated “ Science clears the fields on which technology can build.” Materials play an important roll in the advancement of science and technology and human society. The demands for materials and processes which are cost effective, environment friendly and energy efficient are on the increase and will continue to increase. Scientist and engineers draw a solid foundation in physics, add experience gained through practice and apply these elements to develop efficient ways to work with the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind. Most Engineering research is directed towards a specific objective, applying Physics to meet a human need. In short Physics makes a world round.
Department of Physics was established in 2006 to offer a solid foundation in Physics to prepare students for specialization in all branches of Engineering at undergraduate level. Engineering Physics is mandatory subjects for all branches of Engineering atundergraduate level.
Laboratory Name: Physics
Area of Laboratory – 148.57 Sqmt
Lab Assistant – Mr. ParmeshwarKudkyal
Lab In charge – Dr. B M More
Laboratory Resources:
- LASER Experiment kit · Malus Law kit
- Hall Effect set up · LASER for diffraction
- Spectrometer · Polariometer
- Energy Band gap kit · Photo cell characteristics kit
- CE transistor characteristics kit · CB transistor characteristics kit
- PN junction characteristics · Crystal structures
- Resolving Power of telescope · Demonstration of Fiber Optics, etc.
2. Chemistry:
Overview:
The chemistry section under the general Science and Engineering Department was established in 2006, to provide all basic and advanced scientific knowledge to various
disciplines of under graduate and post graduate studies of engineering and technology. the
department is well equipped with all apparatus and facilities as per the AICTE/DTE and
university norms. Engineering Chemistry is mandatory subjects for all branches of
Engineering at undergraduate level.
The experiments on water analysis, ore and alloy analysis, fuel, lubricant, oil
analysis are conducted in laboratory.
Laboratory Name: Chemistry
Area of Laboratory -176 Sqmt
Lab Assistant – Mrs. N S Kulkarni
Lab In charge – Prof. M M Shaikh
Prof. P S Chavan
Laboratory Resources:
- PH Meter · Conductometer
- Colorimeter · Analytical Balance
- Electronics Balance · Hot Plate
3. Mathematics:
Overview:
Mathematics is the mother and queen of all sciences. Without mathematics, the purposeful existence of engineering science is not possible. Therefore, our modern civilization which is the outcome of science, engineering and technology has got a very close touch with mathematical education. In fact, the concept of mathematical education is as old as the human society itself. For national development, therefore, right kind of mathematical education and its associated technology is of utmost importance. The mathematical education develops generations having enduring values of life in society; thereby, yielding peace and tranquility amongst people in the society and instilling amongst generations how to live to the right values of life and bring the entire generation to enjoy a greater quota of intellectual poise, mental stability, health, social happiness and national well-being. In order to meet the afore mentioned objectives of the mathematical education, the science and engineering students should learn the guiding principles behind the scenes which are more important than the formal manipulations. The student should get an impression that mathematics is not a collection of tricks and recipes but a systematic science of practical importance, resting on a relatively small number of basic concepts and involving powerful unifying methods. The student should convince himself/herself of necessity for applying mathematical procedures to science and engineering problems. To meet the end, the subjects like Engineering Mathematics I, II, III; Numerical Analysis; Discrete Mathematics; Advanced Numerical Methods; Probability, Statistics and Queuing Theory; Operations Research and Computer Oriented Programming have been introduced at UG level of engineering education of Solapur University.
The Teaching Staff members are –
- Prof. T D Pawar
- Prof. M N Dhanave
- Prof. C S Pimpale
4. Basic Civil Engineering / Engineering Mechanics:
Overview:
Civil Engineering Department is the supporting department in the Institute. Department of Civil Engineering has been mainly involved in the co-ordination of construction and development, repair/ civil engineering maintenance works in the campus etc. apart from teaching. It looks after the First Year Engineering Admissions and Stage/Venue Management for various programs and activities in the Institute.
Today is an era of ‘interdisciplinary approach’ and everybody must have a minimum basic knowledge of all the branches and disciplines. Therefore department is taking more focused and multidimensional efforts to make the ‘foundation’ of the students as strong and as safe as possible! The department is well established with all the infrastructural facilities required to conduct under graduate studies as per the AICTE/DTE and university norms. The staff members are very enthusiastic and dynamic towards all the activities the department undertakes. Interdisciplinary subjects like Engineering Mechanics for the 1st term of F.Y.B.Tech And Basic Civil Engineering for the 2nd term of F.Y.B.Tech, Fluid Mechanics, Strength of Materials and Environmental studies are conducted for S.E.
Laboratory Name: Basic Civil Engineering/ Engineering Mechanics
Area of Laboratory -144 Sqmt
Lab Assistant – Mr. S M More
Lab In charge – Prof A A Bhopale
Prof A A Wardole
Laboratory Resources:
- Jib crane · Fletures trolley
- Bell crank liver · Beam reaction apparatus
- Law of polygon of forces · Planimeter
- Theodolite · Dumpy level
- Auto level · Centrifugal Force
5. Language Laboratory (Communication Skill):
Overview:
Communication skill have vital role in the curriculum. This course aims to helpthe students in the process of acquisition of language learning skills, make them aware ofthe correct usage of the words. The student must be able to write various types ofbusiness letters and technical reports.
With the help of LINGUA &ETNL Softwarethe students are learning spoken English with RP standard. The term work of communication skill is conducted in the laboratory through
the same.
Area of Laboratory -80Sqmt
Lab In charge – Prof. V V Binage
| Sr no | Title | Level | Arranged by | Name of Faculty | Dates of Program |
| 1 | Proc. International Conference on Energy, Environment and Electrochem. | International | CECRI, Karaikuddi, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | Feb. 10-12, 1993 |
| 2 | Proc. International Conference on Energy, Environment and Electrochem. | International | CECRI, Karaikuddi, T. N., India,. | Dr. B M More | Feb. 10-12, 1993 |
| 3 | Proc. International Conference on Energy, Environment and Electrochem. | International | CECRI, Karaikuddi, T. N., India,. | Dr. B M More | Feb. 10-12, 1993. |
| 4 | Proc. 4th National Convention of Electrochemical Electrochemist, | CECRI, Madras, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | , July 6-9, 1993. | |
| 5 | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | International | IIT, Madras, T. N., India, | Dr. B M More | July. 23-24, 1994. |
| 6 | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | International | IIT, Madras, T. N., India, | Dr. B M More | Nov. 23-24, 1994 |
| 7 | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | International | IIT, Madras, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | Nov. 23-24, 1994. |
| 8 | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | International | IIT, Madras, T. N., India, | Dr. B M More | Nov. 23-24, 1994 |
| 9 | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | International | IIT, Madras, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | Nov. 23-24, 1994 |
| 10 | Proc. National Conference on Development in Electronics Materials and their Applications, | National | Shivaji University, Kolhapur, M. S., India | Dr. B M More | March 6-8, 1995 |
| 11 | Proc. National Conference on Development in Electronics Materials and their Applications, | National | Shivaji University, Kolhapur, M. S., India, | Dr. B M More | March 6-8, 1995. |
| 12 | Proc. 8th International Workshop on Physics of Semiconductor Devuces, NPL, and | International | New Delhi, India | Dr. B M More | Dec. 11-16, 1995 |
| 13 | Proc. 6th National Conv. Of Electrochemists, , | National | CECRI, Karaikudi, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | Dec. 20-22, 1995. |
| 14 | Proc. 6th National Conv. Of Electrichemist, | National | CECRI, Karaikudi, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | Dec. 20-22, 1995. |
| 15 | Proc. 6th National Conv. Of Electrochemists, , | National | CECRI, Karaikudi, T. N., India | Dr. B M More | Dec. 20-22, 1995. |
| 16 | Proc. International Symposium on Electronic Devices and Materials, | International | National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, ROC, | Dr. B M More | Dec. 16-21, 1996. |
| 17 | Proc. 3rd International Conference and Intensive Tutorial Course on Semiconductor Materials and Technology, | International | University of Delhi, South Campus, New Delhi, India, | Dr. B M More | Dec. 16-21, 1996. |
| 18 | Int. Conf. on Chemestry, Materials and Bioscience for Sustainable Development, , | International | Walchand College Solapur, India | Dr. B M More | Dec. 16-21, 1996. |
| 19 | International Conference on Science and Engineering Research (ICSER) | International | Singapore | Dr. B M More | Jan. 8-10, 2015. |
| 20 | International Conference on Advances in Engineering Science and Technology, | International | Brahmdevdada Mane Institute of Technology, Solapur | Dr. B M More | 6-7/ FEB/2016. |
| 21 | International Conference on Advances in Engineering Science and Technology, | International | Brahmdevdada Mane Institute of Technology, Solapur | Dr. B M More | 6-7/ FEB/2016 |
| 22 | 7th International Ground Water Conference IGWC-2017) on ‘Groundwater Vision 2030 – Water Security, Challenges and Climate Change Adaptation | International | New Delhi | Dr. B M More | December 11 – 13, 2017 |
| 23 | International Conference in Advancement on Commerce Engineering, Management & Technology | International | Prof A ABhopale | 31, March2013 | |
| 24 | Application of Mathematics in Science and Engineering | State | MIT college of Engineering Pune | Prof A ABhopale | 22/12/2016 to 23/12/2016 |
| 25 | Teaching Methodology | State | Government College of Engineering, Karad | Prof. A ABhopale | 23/12/2013 to 27/12/2013 |
| 26 | Application of Mathematics in Science and Engineering | State | MIT college of Engineering Pune | Prof. T D Pawar | 22/12/2016 to 23/12/2016 |
| 27 | Application of Mathematical Methods in Engineering | state | MIT, Pune | Prof. T D Pawar | 05/02/2016 – 06/02/2016 |
| 28 | Environmental Studies | State | WIT, IIT Bombay | Prof. A AWardole | 02/06/2015 to 12/06/2015 |
| 29 | Teaching Methodology | State | Government College of Engineering, Karad | Prof. A AWardole | 23/12/2013 to 27/12/2013 |
| 31 | Nanotechnology / Intellectual Property Rights | State | BMIT, Belati, Solapur | Dr. B M More | 04/04/2015 – 05/04/2015 |
| 32 | Nanotechnology / Intellectual Property Rights | State | BMIT, Belati, Solapur | Prof. M N Dhanave | 04/04/2015 – 05/04/2015 |
| 33 | Nanotechnology / Intellectual Property Rights | state | BMIT, Belati, Solapur | Prof. A AWardole | 04/04/2015 – 05/04/2015 |
| 35 | Fuzzy Mathematics & its application | state | Solapur University, Solapur | Prof. M. N Dhanave | 28/02/2015 |
| 36 | Sexual harassment of women at workplace Act 2015 | University | BMIT | Prof. M. N Dhanave | 27/02/2017 |
| 37 | Conference – First Western Maharashtra ELTAI Regional Conference | State | Dr. V.M Medical College, Solapur | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 17th Feb 2006 |
| 38 | International Conference on Advancements in Commerce, Engineering, Management and Technology | International | Indo-Global Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture, Pune | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 31st March 2013 |
| 39 | One week STTP on Teaching Methodology | National | Govt. College of Engineering, Karad | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 23rd-27th Dec 2013 |
| 40 | Development in Nano- Technology, Intellectual Property Rights | State | BMIT,Solapur | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 4th-5th April 2015 |
| 41 | International Conference on Advances in Engineering Science and Technology – ICAEST2016 | International | BMIT, Solapur | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 6th-7th Feb 2016 |
| 42 | One day workshop on FE Syllabus Framing | University | N B NavaleSinghgad College of Engg. Solapur | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 15th Feb 2016 |
| 43 | One day workshop on Revision of FE Communication skills Syllabus | University | BMIT,Solapur | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 25th Feb 2016 |
| 44 | Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights in India | National | SSWCE, Solapur | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 24th-26th Feb 2020 |
| 45 | One Week FDP on Effective Proposal Writing for Research and Funding | National | Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Nashik | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 13th-18th May 2020 |
| 46 | Webinar on Intellectual Property Rights Process | National | Sanjay Bhokare Group of Institutes, Miraj | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 22nd May 2020 |
| 47 | FDP on Technical Teachers Training | National | VidyaVardhini Institute of Technology, Pal (Gargoti) | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | 22nd-26th May 2020 |
| 48 | 1 st International conference on Advancements in Commerce ,Engg and management technology | International | Prof M N Dhanave | 31 March 2013 | |
| 49 | Advances in Engineering Science and Technology” (ICAEST – 16) | International | International Association of Engineering & Technology for Skill Development (IAETSD) and BMIT | Prof M M Shaikh | 6th & 7th Feb. 2016 |
| 50 | Science, Technology and Management: New Horizons | National | Anekant Institute of Management Studies (AIMS), Baramati | Prof M M Shaikh | October 7-8, 2015, 85-88 |
| 51 | “Latest Trends in Fundamental Research” (LTFR-2015) | National | School of Chemical Sciences, Solapur University, Solapur | Prof M M Shaikh | February 21st, 2015 |
| 52 | ETCS-2012 “Emerging Trends in Chemical Sciences | National | School of chemical science, Solapur University, Solapur | Prof M M Shaikh | November 2-4, 2012. |
| 53 | ISCBC-2012 International Conference on Expanding Horizones in Chemical and Biological Sciences: Innovations Crossroads | International | School of chemical science, Solapur University, Solapur | Prof M M Shaikh | 21st – 24th January, 2012 |
| 54 | ISCBC-2012 International Conference on Expanding Horizones in Chemical and Biological Sciences: Innovations Crossroads | International | School of chemical science, Solapur University, Solapur | Prof M M Shaikh | 21st – 24th January, 2012 |
| 55 | ISCBC-2012 International Conference on Expanding Horizones in Chemical and Biological Sciences: Innovations Crossroads | International | School of chemical science, Solapur University, Solapur | Prof M M Shaikh | 21st – 24th January, 2012 |
| 56 | National Conference on “Recent Advances in Chemical Sciences” | National | School of chemical science, Solapur University, Solapur | Prof M M Shaikh | November 26, 2017. |
| 57 | 11th International Conference on Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials | International | Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and The Society for Polymer Science, India, | Prof M M Shaikh | December 15 – 17, 2010. |
| 58 | 11th International Conference on Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials | International | Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and The Society for Polymer Science, India, | Prof M M Shaikh | December 15 – 17, 2010. |
| 59 | MACRO – 2009 Recent Advances in Polymeric Materials, 10th National Conference | National | The Society for Polymer Science, Chennai Chapter and Department of Chemistry Indian Institute of Technology Madras, INDIA, | Prof M M Shaikh | March 9 – 11, 2009. |
| 60 | MACRO – 2006 Polymers for Advanced Technologies, 9th National Conference Organized by | National | The Society for Polymer Science, India, | Prof M M Shaikh | December 17th to 19th December – 2006, |
| 61 | National Conference on Recent trends in Polymer Science and Technology NCRTPST – 2006 | National | Comibatore | Prof M M Shaikh | July 14th & 15th 2006,. |
| 62 | International Congress of Chemistry and Environment – 2005 | International | International Congress of Chemistry and Environment Indore | Prof M M Shaikh | 24th – 26th December 2005 |
| 63 | National Seminar on Recent Developments in Biomedical Polymers and their Application, | National | Shriram Institute for Industrial Research, Bangalore | Prof M M Shaikh | 13th and 14th May – 2005. |
| 64 | Syllabus setting of Engg Maths – I & II for FY | University | N.B. NavaleSinghad College of Engg, Soalpur | Prof. T D Pawar | 28th June 2018 |
| 65 | Syllabus setting of Engg Maths – I & II for FY | University | N.B. NavaleSinghad College of Engg, Soalpur | Prof. C S Pimpale | 28th June 2018 |
| 66 | Indian languages as an Alternative medium of Instruction in Technical Education | National | IIIT ,Pune | Prof. C S Pimpale | August 31 – September 1 2019 |
| 67 | Online WORKSHOP on LaTeX | College | MIT COLLEGE OF RAILWAY ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH, BARSHI | Prof. C S Pimpale | 14 May to 17 May 2020 |
| 68 | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR | National | PCCOE, Nigdi | C S Pimpale | 25th – 27th May 2020 |
| 69 | Student Induction Programme | State | Sharad Institute of Technology, Kolhapur | P S Chavan | 17 June to 19 June 19 |
| 70 | Overcoming Challenges in adapting Online Technology in teaching learning | State | Jhulelal Institute of Technology, Nagpur | P S Chavan | 6 May to 11 May 2020 |
| 71 | Effective Proposal Writing for Research and funding | State | Sandeep Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Nashik | P S Chavan | 13 May to 18 May 2020 |
| 72 | Maintenance and Repair of concrete structures. (AICTE approved FDP) | UG and PG | NPTEL | Prof A AWardole | 27/01/2020-26/04/2020 (12 WEEK) |
| 73 | Awareness & prevention programme for COVID-19 | Social | IQAC BMIT Solapur | Prof AA Wardole | 21/05/2020 |
| 74 | COVID-19 Health awareness programme | Social | IQAC NBNCOE solapur | Prof AA Wardole | 25/04/2020 |
| 75 | COVID-19 awareness programme2020 | Social | IQAC SHIvaji College Barshi | Prof A AWardole | 25/04/2020 |
| 76 | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR | National | PCCOE, Nigdi | Prof. M M Shaikh | 25th – 27th May 2020 |
| 77 | FDP Virtual lab | National | Sangmeshwar college solapur | Prof M N Dhanave | 22 feb 2019 |
| 78 | STTP through ICT Mode on NBA Accreditation | National | N.B. Navale sighad college Solapur | Prof M N Dhanave | 22 april to 26 april 2019 |
| 79 | Syallbus setting engg maths I &II | University | N.B. Navale sighad college Solapur | Prof M N Dhanave | 28 June 2018 |
| 80 | FDP Online Effective proposal writing for research and funding | State | Sandip institute of tech. Nasik | Prof M N Dhanave | 13/052020 to18/5/2020 |
| 81 | STTP Patenting innovation | State | Sanjeevani College of Engg, Kopargaon, Ahmednagar | Prof M N Dhanave | 25 May 2020 to 29 May 2020 |
| 82 | FDP Webinar IPR | State | Bharati Vidyapeeth Women College, Pune | Prof M N Dhanave | 30 May 2020 |
| 83 | STTP Mathematics and Software for Researchers | State | SKN Singhad College of Engineering, Pandharpur | Prof M N Dhanave | 19 to 24th March 2012 |
| 84 | Workshop IPR in India | State | Siddeshwar Women college of Engg, Solapur | Prof M N Dhanave | 24th to 26th Feb 2020 |
| 85 | 5th International Conference on Advance in Materials Sci., | International | Raje Ramrao Mahavidyalaya, Jath | Dr. B. M. More | 06th – 07th June 2020 |
| 86 | FDP Online Effective proposal writing for research and funding | State | Sandip institute of tech. Nasik | Dr. B. M. More | 13/052020 to18/5/2020 |
| 87 | Socioemotional and Physical Well-being Webinar Series (Session 2) Yoga Beyond Aches and Pains: A Yogic Approach To Mental Health | International | COLLEGE OF HOME SCIENCE NIRMALA NIKETAN | Dr. B. M. More | 30th May 2020 |
| 88 | Single Crystal Perovskites: Next Wave of Photovoltaic Technology | International | Raje Ramrao Mahavidyalaya, Jath | Dr. B. M. More | 14th June 2020 |
| Sr. No | Name of Author | Title of Publication | Conference/Journal | ISSN/ISBN | Publish Date |
| 1. | Dr.More B. M | Properties of chemically deposited antimony doped cadmium sulphide thin films for photoelectrochemical applications | Bulletin of Electrochem | 1993 | |
| 2. | Dr.More B. M | Preparation and properties of (CdS)X(PbS)1-X thin composites | Bulletin of Material Science | 1994 | |
| 3. | Dr. More B. M | Prepartion and properties of Sb2S3 thin films for photoelectrochemical applications | Journal Electrochem.Soc. | 1994 | |
| 4. | Dr. More B. M | Optical and structural properties of antimony-doped CdS thin films | Mat. Chem. Phys | 1995 | |
| 5. | Dr. More B. M | Preparation and properties of Sb2S3 thin films | Mat. Chem. Phys., | 1995 | |
| 6. | Dr. More B. M | Studies on chemically deposited PbS:Cu thin films | Bulletin of Electro. Chem., | 1996 | |
| 7. | Dr. More B. M | Silver sulphide thin films prepared in an aqueous alkaline mediu | Bulleti of Electro.Chem. | 1996 | |
| 8. | Dr. More B. M | Preparation and properties of CdS:Bi2S3 mixed thin films | Bulletin of Elections. Chem. Soc. | 1996 | |
| 9. | Dr. More B. M | Polycryastalline lead selenoid thin films: Growth from solution and properties, | Ind. J. Pure and Appl. Phys | 1996 | |
| 10. | Dr. More B. M | Polycrystalline n-PbXCd1-XS mixed electrode for photoelectrochemical solar cells | Mat. Che.Phys., | 1996 | |
| 11. | Dr. More B. M | Studies on chemically deposited CdS1-XSeXmixed thin films | Mat. Chem. Phys. | 1997 | |
| 12. | Dr. More B. M | Structural and optical properties of Cd1-XZnXS mixed thin films | Ind. J. Pure and Appl. Phys | 1997 | |
| 13. | Dr. More B. M | n-Cd0.925Pb0.075S:Sb Photoelectrode/Electrolyte solar cells | Solid state Phenomena | 1997 | |
| 14. | Dr. More B. M | Additional Gravitational Force is Acting on some Trees due to Presence of Underground Water Stream | International Journal of Agriculture Sciences | 0975-3710 | 2012 |
| 15. | Dr. More B. M | Indication of underground water source for drilling of bore wells by some trees, | Research and Reviews: Journal of Pure and Applied Physics | 2320-2459 | 2013 |
| 16. | Dr. More B. M | Violation of Newtons Law of Gravitation: Gravitational Force Increases due to motion of Water | World Research Journal of Applied Physics | 2278-8530 | 2013 |
| 17. | Dr. More B. M | Nitrogen Estimation for Grapevine (In Veraison) Using RGB Color Image Processing | Research and Reviews: Journal of Botanical Sciences | 2320-0189 | 2014 |
| 18. | Dr. More B. M | Increase in gravitational force due to motion of water: explains science of the water dowsing | World Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 2278-8549 | 2013 |
| 19. | Dr. More B. M | Texture Analysis Using DWT for Grape Plant Species Classification | research& reviews: journal of botanical sciences | 2320-0189 | 2014 |
| 20. | Dr. More B. M | Wavelength Based Nitrogen Estimation of Grapes usingRgbColor Images, | World Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 2278-8530 | 2014 |
| 21. | Dr. More B. M | An Experimental Study on Water Dowsing, | International Journal of Research and Innovations in Earth Science | 2394- 1375 | 2014 |
| 22. | Dr. More B. M | Location Based Intelligent Mobile Organizer | International Journal of Science and Research | 2319-7064 | 2015 |
| 23. | Dr. More B. M | Properties of chemically deposited antimony (III) doped CdS thin films for photoelectrochemical application, Proc. International Conference on Energy, | Environment and Electrochem. CECRI, Karaikuddi, T. N., India,. | Feb. 10-12, 1993 | |
| 24. | Anand. A. Wardole, | Starch-Acrylic Acid Hydrogel : Synthesis Characterization And Drug Release Study | World Journal of Pharmaceutical Science | 2278-4357 | Jun-15 |
| 25. | MdMateen M Shaikh | Extractive Spectrophotometric Determination of Os (VIII) by using bis 1,6 (2 – mercapto 4,4,6, trimethlyl pyrimidine) – hexane (MTPH) | International Journal of Engineering and Technical Research (IJETR) | 2321-0869 | September 2014. |
| 26. | Prof.ChandrakantShivajiPimpale | The Demonstration of Assignment Problem for Undergraduate Engineering Study | International Journal of Advance Research in Computer Science and Management Studies | 2321-7782 | Aug-14 |
| 27. | MdMateen M Shaikh | Starch-Acrylic acid hydrogel: Preparation and swelling Characteristics | Research Journal of Science and Technology | ISSN: 2349-2988(Online), 0975-4393 (Print) | April 2014 |
| 28. | MdMateen M Shaikh | Gumacacia -Acrylic acid hydrogel: pH sensitive materials for drug delivery system. | Asian Journal of Research in Chemistry | ISSN: 0974-4150(Online), 0974-4169 (Print) | Apr-14 |
| 29. | MdMateen M Shaikh | In Vitro Release Kinetic Study of Paracetamol from Sustained Release Matrix Table Containing Gum acacia and acrylic acid hydrogels | International Journal of Engineering & Technical Research IJETR | 2321-0869 (O) 2454-4698 (P) | Apr-14 |
| 30. | Md. Mateen M. Shaikh | Starch-Acrylic Acid Hydrogel : Synthesis Characterization And Drug Release Study | World Journal of Pharmaceutical Science | 2278-4357 | Jun-15 |
| 31. | Prof.T.DPawar | Introduction of Fourier Series to First Year Undergraduate Engg. Students | International Journal of Advanced Research Computer Engg. &Technology | 2278-1323 | Apr-14 |
| 32. | Prof.A A Bhopale | Introduction of Fourier Series to First Year Undergraduate Engg. Students | International Journal of Advanced Research Computer Engg. & Technology | 2278-1323 | Apr-14 |
| 33. | Prof . M N Dhanave | The Implementation of Vedic Mathematical to Algebra and Geometry | International Organization of Scientific Research Community of Researcher | e-ISSN: 2278-5728, p-ISSN:2319-765X | Mar- April-2014 |
| 34. | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | Improvement of English Communication Skills in Engineering Students: Solution through Advanced English Language Lab | Presented in Conference and published in Journal | Vol-II Issue7(IX) | March 2013 |
| 35. | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | Importance of English Communication Skills for Engineering Students | International Journal | ISSN(E):2321-8843 | |
| 36. | Prof . M N Dhanave | Vedic mathematics tech. used in the process of action research | IJBMSS Journal of Business, Mangement& Social Science | International ISSN:2249-7463 | March- 2013 |
| 37. | Dr. B M More | Modified deposition process: Deposition of CdSXPbS1-X composite thin films | Proc. International Conference on Energy, Environment and Electrochem. | Feb. 10-12, 1993 | |
| 38. | Dr. B M More | Properties of chemically deposited antimony (III) doped CdS thin films for photoelectrochemical application, Proc. International Conference on Energy, | Proc. International Conference on Energy, Environment and Electrochem. | Feb. 10-12, 1993 | |
| 39. | Dr. B M More | A modified chemical deposition process: Deposition of lead sulphide thin layers | Proc. International Conference on Energy, Environment and Electrochem. | Feb. 10-12, 1993. | |
| 40. | Dr. B M More | Optical and structural properties of antimony doped CdS thin films | Proc. 4th National Convention of Electrochemical Electrochemist, | , July 6-9, 1993. | |
| 41. | Dr. B M More | Chemically deposited PbS:Cu thin films, | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | July. 23-24, 1994. | |
| 42. | Dr. B M More | Properties of chemically deposited CdS:PbS multicomponent thin films | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | Nov. 23-24, 1994 | |
| 43. | Dr. B M More | Silver sulphide thin films prepared in aqueous alkaline medium | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | Nov. 23-24, 1994. | |
| 44. | Dr. B M More | Structural and optical studies on chemically deposited Sb2S3: Ag thin film layers, films, | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | Nov. 23-24, 1994 | |
| 45. | Dr. B M More | Preparation and properties of CdS: Bi mixed thin films, | Proc. 5th International, Symposium on Advances in Electrochemical Science and Technology, | Nov. 23-24, 1994 | |
| 46. | Dr. B M More | Optical and structural investigations on Cd1-XZnXS composite thin film structure, | Proc. National Conference on Development in Electronics Materials and their Applications, | March 6-8, 1995 | |
| 47. | Dr. B M More | Photoelectrochemical properties of CdS:Bi2S3 semiconductor liquid junction | Proc. National Conference on Development in Electronics Materials and their Applications, | March 6-8, 1995. | |
| 48. | Dr. B M More | Studies on chemically deposited CdS1-XSeX thin films, | Proc. 8th International Workshop on Physics of Semiconductor Devuces, NPL, and | Dec. 11-16, 1995 | |
| 49. | Dr. B M More | Electrical and optical properties of PbXCd1-XS thin film, | Proc. 6th National Conv. Of Electrochemists, , | Dec. 20-22, 1995. | |
| 50. | Dr. B M More | Chemical deposition process: Deposition of CuBiSe2 thin films, | Proc. 6th National Conv. Of Electrichemist, | Dec. 20-22, 1995. | |
| 51. | Dr. B M More | Studies on pseudobinary Cd1-X PbXSe thin films | Proc. 6th National Conv. Of Electrochemists, , | Dec. 20-22, 1995. | |
| 52. | Dr. B M More | Photoelectrochemical studies of Cd1-XZnXS thin film electrodes, | Proc. International Symposium on Electronic Devices and Materials, | Dec. 16-21, 1996. | |
| 53. | Dr. B M More | Crystalline bi2Se3 thin films: Growth and properties, | Proc. 3rd International Conference and Intensive Tutorial Course on Semiconductor Materials and Technology, | Dec. 16-21, 1996. | |
| 54. | Dr. B M More | Proc. 3rd International Conference and Intensive Tutorial Course on Semiconductor Materials and Technology, University of Delhi, South Campus, New Delhi, India, | Int. Conf. on Chemestry, Materials and Bioscience for Sustainable Development, , | Dec. 16-21, 1996. | |
| 55. | Dr. B M More | Neem And Tamarind Trees: Indicators Of Underground Water Stream , | International Conference on Science and Engineering Research (ICSER) | Jan. 8-10, 2015. | |
| 56. | Dr. B M More | Searching Of Natural Ground Water: Scientific Approach, | International Conference on Advances in Engineering Science and Technology, | 6-7/ FEB/2016. | |
| 57. | Dr. B M More | Variation in Gravitational Force: Ground Water One of the Parameter, | International Conference on Advances in Engineering Science and Technology, | 6-7/ FEB/2016 | |
| 58. | Dr. B M More | Variation in gravitational pull useful to find ground water source | 7th International Ground Water Conference IGWC-2017) on ‘Groundwater Vision 2030 – Water Security, Challenges and Climate Change Adaptation | December 11 – 13, 2017 | |
| 59. | Prof A ABhopale | Self Compacting Concrete with fly ash & silica fume | International Conference in Advancement on Commerce Engineering, Management & Technology | 31, March2013 | |
| 60. | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | Improvement of English Communication Skills in Engineering Students: Solution through Advanced English Language Lab | Conference – First Western Maharashtra ELTAI Regional Conference | 17th Feb 2006 | |
| 61. | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | Importance of English Communication Skills for Engineering Students | International Conference on Advancements in Commerce, Engineering, Management and Technology | 31st March 2013 | |
| 62. | Ms. BinageVarshaVikas | International Conference on Advances in Engineering Science and Technology – ICAEST2016 | 6th-7th Feb 2016 | ||
| 63. | Prof M M Shaikh | Gum acacia-methacrylic acid hydrogels: pH sensitive materials for drug delivery system | Advances in Engineering Science and Technology” (ICAEST – 16) | 6th & 7th Feb. 2016 | |
| 64. | Prof M M Shaikh | Nanotechnology: Application in Various Fields | Science, Technology and Management: New Horizons | October 7-8, 2015, 85-88 | |
| 65. | Prof M M Shaikh | Gum acacia-acrylic acid hydrogels: pH sensitive materials for drug delivery system | “Latest Trends in Fundamental Research” (LTFR-2015) | February 21st, 2015 | |
| 66. | Prof M M Shaikh | Aloe vera-acrylic acid hydrogels: pH sensitive materials for drug delivery system | ETCS-2012 “Emerging Trends in Chemical Sciences | November 2-4, 2012. | |
| 67. | Prof M M Shaikh | Lithocholic acid based polyesters: Synthesis, characterization and release of paracetamol as a model drug | ISCBC-2012 International Conference on Expanding Horizones in Chemical and Biological Sciences: Innovations Crossroads | 21st – 24th January, 2012 | |
| 68. | Prof M M Shaikh | Synthesis and characterization of poly(ester-urethane)s and its use as a controlled drug release matrix | ISCBC-2012 International Conference on Expanding Horizones in Chemical and Biological Sciences: Innovations Crossroads | 21st – 24th January, 2012 | |
| 69. | Prof M MShaikh | Alovera Based Prodrugs: Preparation and Drug Release Studies | ISCBC-2012 International Conference on Expanding Horizones in Chemical and Biological Sciences: Innovations Crossroads | 21st – 24thJanuary, 2012 | |
| 70. | Prof M M Shaikh | Gum acacia based hydrogels:Ph sensitive materials for drug delivery system | National Conference on “Recent Advances in Chemical Sciences” | November 26, 2017. | |
| 71. | Prof M M Shaikh | Gum Acacia based hydrogels: Preparation and Swelling Characteristics”, | 11th International Conference on Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials | December 15 – 17, 2010. | |
| 72. | Prof M M Shaikh | Gum Acacia based Prodrugs: Preparation and Drug release studies”, | 11th International Conference on Frontiers of Polymers and Advanced Materials | December 15 – 17, 2010. | |
| 73. | Prof M M Shaikh | Synthesis and thermotropic liquid crystalline behavior of cholesterol linked gum acacia”, | MACRO – 2009 Recent Advances in Polymeric Materials, 10th National Conference | March 9 – 11, 2009. | |
| 74. | Prof M M Shaikh | Synthesis and characterization of acrylic monomers grafted onto starch and its application for controlled drug release” | MACRO – 2006 Polymers for Advanced Technologies, 9th National Conference Organized by | December 17th to 19th December – 2006, | |
| 75. | Prof M M Shaikh | Preparation and biodegradation study of acrylic grafted starch” | National Conference on Recent trends in Polymer Science and Technology NCRTPST – 2006 | July 14th & 15th 2006,. | |
| 76. | Prof M M Shaikh | Controlled Release of Paracetamol using Starch/Polyacrylic acid Graft Copolymer / Blends | International Congress of Chemistry and Environment – 2005 | 24th – 26th December 2005 | |
| 77. | Prof M M Shaikh | Polyacrylic acid grafted starch as excipient for drug delivery” | National Seminar on Recent Developments in Biomedical Polymers and their Application, | 13th and 14th May – 2005. |
| Sr.No. | Name of Student | Class | University Rank | Marks | Photo |
| 01 | Ms. Dipali Chavan (2018-19) | F.Y.B.TECH | – | SEM-I 79.86 SEM-II 81.57 |  |
| 02 | Ms. Nisha Waghmare | F.Y.B.TECH | – | SEM-I 86.14 |  |
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Dr. B.M. More |
Ph.D Guide |
PAH Solapur University, Solapur |
2015 |
| Sr. No | Name of the Teacher | Other Authors if any | Title of paper/ Book | Name of Jounal (with UGC Journal No.) | ISSN/ISBN of Journal | Month and Year of Publication | Volume no./ Issue No. | Level |
| 1. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Belle M. I., | Properties of chemically deposited antimony doped cadmium sulphide thin films for photoelectrochemical applications | Bulletin of Electrochem | 1993 | 9 | International | |
| 2. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P.,. and Holikatti S. G., | Preparation and properties of (CdS)X(PbS)1-X thin composites | Bulletin of Material Science | 1994 | 141 | International | |
| 3. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Holikatti S. G., Rane B. P | Prepartion and properties of Sb2S3 thin films for photoelectrochemical applications | Journal Electrochem. Soc. | 1994 | 141 | International | |
| 4. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Holikatti S. G | Optical and structural properties of antimony-doped CdS thin films | Mat. Chem. Phys. | 1995 | 39 | International | |
| 5. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Holikatti S. G., Rane B. P., Belle M. I., | Preparation and properties of Sb2S3 thin films | Mat. Chem. Phys | 1995 | 39 | International | |
| 6. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Patil H. D., Holikatti S. G., | Studies on chemically deposited PbS:Cu thin films | Bulletin of Electro. Chem., | 1996 | 12 | International | |
| 7. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Palwe A.B. and Hulle D.S. | Silver sulphide thin films prepared in an aqueous alkaline medium | Bulleti of Electro. Chem | 1996 | 12 | International | |
| 8. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., Holikatti S. G., Rotti C. B., and Garadkar K. M., | Preparation and properties of CdS:Bi2S3 mixed thin films | Bulletin of Elections. Chem. Soc. | 1996 | 12 | International | |
| 9. | Dr. More B. M | Mulik R. N., Rotti C. B., More B. M., Sutrave D. S., Shahane G. S., and Deshmukh L. P. | Polycryastalline lead selenoid thin films: Growth from solution and properties, | Ind. J. Pure and Appl. Phys. | 1996 | 34 | International | |
| 10. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P., , Rotti C. B., and Shahane G. S | Polycrystalline n-PbXCd1-XS mixed electrode for photoelectrochemical solar cells | Mat. Che. Phys. | 1996 | 45 | International | |
| 11. | Dr. More B. M | Shahane G. S.,., Rotti C. B., and Deshmukh L. P. | Studies on chemically deposited CdS1-XSeX mixed thin films | Mat. Chem. Phys. | 1997 | 47 | International | |
| 12. | Dr. More B. M | Rotti C. B., Sutrave D. S., Shahane G. S., Garadkar K. M. and Deshmukh L. P. | Structural and optical properties of Cd1-XZnXS mixed thin films | Ind. J. Pure and Appl. Phys | 1997 | 35 | International | |
| 13. | Dr. More B. M | Deshmukh L. P.,., Garadkar K. M. and Shahane G. S | n-Cd0.925Pb0.075S:Sb Photoelectrode/Electrolyte solar cells | Solid state Phenomena | 1997 | 55 | International | |
| 14. | Dr. More B. M | Additional Gravitational Force is Acting on some Trees due to Presence of Underground Water Stream | International Journal of Agriculture Sciences, | 0975-3710 | 2012 | Volume 4, Issue 5 | International | |
| 15. | Dr. More B. M | Indication of underground water source for drilling of bore wells by some trees, | Research and Reviews: Journal of Pure and Applied Physics, | 2320-2459, | 2013 | Volume 1, Issue 1 | International | |
| 16. | Dr. More B. M | Violation of Newtons Law of Gravitation: Gravitational Force Increases due to motion of Water, | World Research Journal of Applied Physics, | ISSN : 2278-8530 | 2013 | Volume 4, Issue 1 | International | |
| 17. | Dr. More B. M | AnupVibhute, SK Bodhe | Nitrogen Estimation for Grapevine (In Veraison) Using RGB Color Image Processing | Research and Reviews: Journal of Botanical Sciences | 2347-2308 | 2014 | Volume3,Issue 1 | International |
| 18. | Dr. More B. M | Increase in gravitational force due to motion of water: explains science of the water dowsing | World Research Journal of Engineering and Technology, | 2278- 8530 | 2013 | Volume 2, Issue 1 | International | |
| 19. | Dr. More B. M | AnupVibhute, SK Bodhe | Texture Analysis Using DWT for Grape Plant Species Classification | research & reviews: journal of botanical sciences | 2320-0189 | 2014 | Volume 3,Issue 3 | International |
| 20. | Dr. More B. M | AnupVibhute, SK Bodhe | Wavelength Based Nitrogen Estimation of Grapes using Rgb Color Images | World Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 2278-8530 | 2014 | Volume 3, Issue 1 | International |
| 21. | Dr. More B. M | An Experimental Study on Water Dowsing | International Journal of Research and Innovations in Earth Science | 2394- 1375 | 2014 | Volume 1, Issue 1 | International | |
| 22. | Dr. More B. M | Kulkarni G. R., Pawar S. C. | Location Based Intelligent Mobile Organizer, | International Journal of Science and Research | 2319-7064. | April 2015 | Volume 4 Issue 4 | International |
| 23. | Prof. A A Wardole, | Md. Mateen M. Shaikh, Nitin. S. Gramopadhye, Shrikant .V. Lonikar | Starch-Acrylic Acid Hydrogel : Synthesis Characterization And Drug Release Study | World Journal of Pharmaceutical Science | 2278-4357 | Jun-15 | Volume 4, Issue 07, | International |
| 24. | Prof. A A Wardole, | MdMateen M Shaikh, , Gavisiddappa S. Gokavi, Shrikant V Lonikar | In Vitro Release Kinetic Study of Paracetamol from Sustained Release Matrix Table Containing Gum acacia and acrylic acid hydrogels | International Journal of Engineering & Technical Research IJETR | 2454-4698 | Apr-14 | 2 (4), | International |
| 25. | Prof. C S Pimpale, | RaghvendraOmprakash Singh, Shaikh Hamid Takhimiya | The Demonstration of Assignment Problem for Undergraduate Engineering Study | International Journal of Advance Research in Computer Science and Management Studies | 2321-7782 | Aug-14 | International | |
| 26. | Prof. M. M. Shaikh | A. S. Patil, P. L. Ajure, S.V. Lonikar | Starch-Acrylic acid hydrogel: Preparation and swelling Characteristics | Research Journal of Science and Technology | 0975-4393 | April 2014 | 6(2) | National |
| 27. | Prof. M. M. Shaikh | Madhubala S. Lonikar, Shrikant V. Lonikar | Gumacacia -Acrylic acid hydrogel: pH sensitive materials for drug delivery system. | Asian Journal of Research in Chemistry | 0974-4169 | Apr-14 | 7(4) | National |
| 28. | Prof. M. M. Shaikh | Anand A Wardole, Gavisiddappa S. Gokavi, Shrikant V Lonikar | In Vitro Release Kinetic Study of Paracetamol from Sustained Release Matrix Table Containing Gum acacia and acrylic acid hydrogels | International Journal of Engineering & Technical Research IJETR | 2454-4698 | Apr-14 | 2 (4), | International |
| 29. | Prof.T.D Pawar | Prof. S SHiremath, Prof. G M Birajdar, Prof.A A Bhopale | Introduction of Fourier Series to First Year Undergraduate Engg. Students | International Journal of Advanced Research Computer Engg. & Technology | 2278-1323 | Apr-14 | International | |
| 30. | Prof.A A Bhopale | Prof.T.DPawar, Prof.S SHiremath, Prof. G M Birajdar, | Introduction of Fourier Series to First Year Undergraduate Engg. Students | International Journal of Advanced Research Computer Engg. & Technology | 2278-1323 | Apr-14 | International | |
| 31. | Prof. Binage VarshaVikas | Improvement of English Communication Skills in Engineering Students: Solution through Advanced English Language Lab | International Journal of Advances in Management, Technology and Engineering Science | March 2013 | Vol-II Issue7(IX) | International | ||
| 32. | Prof. . Binage VarshaVikas | Importance of English Communication Skills for Engineering Students | International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology | ISSN(E):2321-8843 | International | |||
| 33. | Prof. M N Dhanave | Vedic mathematics tech .used in the process of action research | IJBMSS Journal of Business, Mangement& Social Science | 2249-7463 | March- 2013 | Vol.II , Issue 7 (IX), Page No. 102 | International | |
| 34. | Prof. M N Dhanave | The Implementation of vedic mathematics to Algebra and Geometry | IOSR Journal of mathematics | Mar –Apr 2014 | Vol. 10 Issue 2 | International | ||
| 35. | Prof. C S Pimpale | T D Pawar A ABhopale A AWardole | Development of model using memory based parallal algorithm for continue matrix multiplication | International journal for Scientific research and development | 2321-0613 | Feb 2019 | 7 | International |
| 36. | Prof. T D Pawar | A ABhopale A AWardole C S Pimpale | Development of model using memory based parallal algorithm for continue matrix multiplication | International journal for Scientific research and development | 2321-0613 | Feb 2019 | 7 | International |
| 37. | Prof. A A Bhopale | T D Pawar A AWardole C S Pimpale | Development of model using memory based parallal algorithm for continue matrix multiplication | International journal for Scientific research and development | 2321-0613 | Feb 2019 | 7 | International |
| 38. | Prof. A A Wardole | T D Pawar A ABhopale C S Pimpale | Development of model using memory based parallal algorithm for continue matrix multiplication | International journal for Scientific research and development | 2321-0613 | Feb 2019 | 7 | International |
| 39. | Prof. M.M. Shaikh | S. V. Lonikar | Starch-Acrylics Graft Copolymers and Blends: Synthesis, Characterization and Applications as Matrix for Drug Delivery | Journal of Applied Polymer Science, | 0021-8995 | July- 2009 | 114 (5), | International |
| 40. | Prof. M.M. Shaikh | S. V. Lonikar | Biodegradation Study of Starch – acrylic Graft Copolymers | Research Journal of Chemistry and Environment, | 0972-0626 | Dec-2007 | 11(4) | National |
| 41. | Prof. M M. Shaikh | Nitin. S. Gramopadhye, Anand A Wardole Shrikant .V. Lonikar | Starch-Acrylic Acid Hydrogel : Synthesis Characterization And Drug Release Study | World Journal of Pharmaceutical Science | 2278-4357 | Jun-15 | Volume 4, Issue 07, | International |
| 42. | Prof. M M Shaikh | Gavisiddappa S. Gokavi, Anand A WardoleShrikant V Lonikar | In Vitro Release Kinetic Study of Paracetamol from Sustained Release Matrix Table Containing Gum acacia and acrylic acid hydrogels | International Journal of Engineering & Technical Research IJETR | 2454-4698 | Apr-14 | 2 (4), | International |
| 43. | Prof. M M Shaikh | Nitin S. Gramopadhye | Gum Acacia and Methacrylic Acid Hydrogels: Preparation and Swelling Characteristics | International Journal for Scientific Research & Development | 2321-0613 | Feb-2019 | Vol. 7, Issue 02, | International |
| 44. | Prof. T D Pawar | Engineering Mathematics-II | Shraddha Publication, Solapur | |||||
| 45. | Prof. T D Pawar | Engineering Mathematics-II | Tech-Max Publication, Pune | ISSN: 978-81-8407-90-05 | ||||
| 46. | Prof. T D Pawar | Engineering Mathematics-I | Tech-Max Publication, Pune | ISSN: 978-93-5077-377-2 |
Sr. No. | Name of Staff | Designation | Qualification | Email-id | Total Experience | Photos |
1 | Mrs. Kulkarni Nanda Sudhir | Lab Assistant | B.Sc (Chem ) | Kulkarninanda789@gmail.com | 18 |  |
2 | Mr. More Shrikant Mahadev | Lab Assistant | Diploma Civil Engg. | Moreshrikant15@gmail.com | 17 |  |
