Sustainable Bioethanol Production from Lignocellulosic Biomass: Process Engineering and Innovation (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9789819596898)

Dr. Shiv Prasad is a senior faculty member at ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, with over two decades of experience in teaching and research. His work focuses on biomass-to-biofuel conversion, crop residue utilization, microbial strain optimization for ethanol production, and environmental impact assessment of pollutants. He has contributed significantly to greenhouse gas monitoring, air pollution studies, and heavy metal contamination research. A recipient of prestigious national and international awards, he has authored multiple books and research papers that have been widely cited in the scientific community.

Dr. Vikas Chandra Gupta is an Assistant Professor at IILM (Institute of Integrated Learning in Management) University, Greater Noida, specializing in biotechnology, environmental sustainability, and waste management. With a background in bioethanol production, hydroponic wastewater treatment, and membrane filtration technologies, he has worked on government-funded projects and served as a research consultant in the circular economy. His expertise spans biofuels, industrial waste valorization, and experimental design.

Dr. Meenu Singh is a Professor at IILM University, Greater Noida, with a strong research focus on biofuel technologies, bioremediation, and molecular biotechnology. She has led multiple funded projects on sustainable biofuels and advanced filtration techniques. With an extensive publication record, she is recognized for her contributions to environmental and industrial biotechnology.

Dr. Mohd. Zafar is an Assistant Professor at the University of Technology and Applied Sciences - Sur, Oman, with expertise in waste valorization, microbial bioconversion, and AI-driven bio/chemical process modeling. He has extensive research experience, including postdoctoral work in South Korea, and has significantly contributed to sustainable waste management and biopolymer production.