Prof Prosenjit Ghosh
Professor
| Earth Sciences
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Karnataka
Expertise:
Geochemistry and Geophysics
67
Publications
9
Projects
143
Scopus Citations
3282
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19 Years 2 Months Total Experience
Scopus
143
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6
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Professional Recognition
IAEA WMO fellow
2003
MPI Jena
Caltech posdoctoral fellowship
2003
Caltech
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Personal Details
Doctor of Philosophy
2000
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Master of Technology
1994
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Bachelor of Science
1991
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Professor
Jan 2018 – Present
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
| Earth Sciences
Associate Professor
Jan 2013 – Apr 2018
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
| Earth Sciences
Assistant Professor
Jul 2007 – May 2013
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
| Earth Sciences
Physical Sciences
Scholarly Work
Understanding Southern Ocean carbon uptake through space and deep geological time
OtherEstimation of organic, inorganic contribution in surface and groundwater from waste dumpling sources through isotopic characterization and identification of heavy metal resisting bacterial population
OtherUnderstanding the role of mineral hydration driving tectonics and its effects on climate during Neogene
OtherStable isotopic and geochemical indicators to access the climatic degradation of concrete in Near Surface Disposal Facility (NSDF) structures in nuclear waste disposal sites
OtherGreen Energy feedstocks and carbon sequestration in degraded coal mine spoils-Young Scientist. Co-Investigator: Dr. Sanjoy Kumar
OtherPaleo-temperature determination using elemental concentration ratios and non-traditional stable isotopes (Ca, Sr and clumped isotope systematics
OtherTectonic and climatic implications during the deposition of tertiary sediments in the NW Himalayan foreland basin. India
OtherIndia's Paleoclimate Evolution During Late Cretaceous-Early Paleogene: Unravelling The Effects Of Enso Like Situation In A Greenhouse World. Co-Investigator: Dr. Sunil Bajpai
OtherCalibration/Standardization Process Of Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometer At IISc
OtherEstablishment of experimental system in India ....for isotopic analysis of atmospheric air CO2
High Resolution Reconstruction of Rainfall Using Stable Isotopes in Growth Bands of Terrestrial Gastropod
Study of the seasonal water cycle over the Indian subcontinent and the Southern ocean using stable isotopes in rainwater and water vapor
CO2 ventilation, hydrological cycle over the Southern Ocean and clumped isotope thermometry in biogenic carbonates
Stable isotopic composition of rice grain organic matter as an archive of monsoonal climate
Monsoon Seasonality during journey of the Indian plate from southern hemisphere revealed using clumped isotope and stable isotope proxies in mollusc shell growth bands
On the spatio-temporal distribution of stable isotope ratios in the hydrological cycle over India and the Southern Ocean
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Scholarly Publications
Geochemistry of the siliciclastic sediments from the Raniganj Gondwana basin, West Bengal, India, and its geological implications
Seasonal Freshwater Inflows in Cochin Backwater Estuary Inferred from Stable Isotopes and Machine Learning
Open AccessSensitivity of South Asian Summer Monsoon rainfall to Bay of Bengal Sea Surface Temperature over the past 31 kiloyears
Seasonal dynamics of groundwater pollution and health risks in municipal solid waste-affected urban settlements of Bengaluru, Kolkata and Durgapur, India
Correction: Seasonal dynamics of groundwater pollution and health risks in municipal solid waste-affected urban settlements of Bengaluru, Kolkata and Durgapur, India (Environmental Geochemistry and Health, (2026), 48, 1, (47), 10.1007/s10653-025-02928-5)
Open Accessδ88/86Sr and87Sr/86Sr variability in fish otoliths: Implications for seawater temperature, growth-rate, and provenance
Tabulate corals from the Takche Formation (Ordovician-Silurian), Spiti, Tethyan Himalaya, and their biostratigraphical and palaeobiogeographical significance
Quantifying climate change impacts on hydropower capacity: an ensemble modelling approach
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