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The Department of Biotechnology was established in the year 2002. The Department offers an undergraduate and postgraduate programmesthat are affiliated to the Anna University, Chennai and is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), New Delhi. The institution is recognized by Department of scientific and industrial research (DSIR). The dignified department poses on its four pillars of potency – the Management, teachers, students their values and discipline that pave the way for a tough foundation, inculcating visionary ideas with friendship and concord in hard work. Fourteen batches of students have commendably succeeded from this reputed biotechnology department with flying colors and many were gold medal consignee of the Anna University. Our department serves as a benchmark to all the other departments in our institution.
COURSES OFFERED
Excellent education imparted by the skilled faculty members enable the students to outshine both in the academic as well as extra-curricular front. Right now, there are 14 teaching faculties and 2 non-teaching faculties in the department with expertise in various areas of biotechnology such as Microbiology, Bioinformatics, Environmental toxicology and occupational health hazards, Environmental Biotechnology, ethnobotany, Molecular biology,Immunotechnology, Biochemistry,Nanosciemce and Chemical engineering etc. Apart from surpassing in academic sphere, the faculty members are honing their research activities. Over the yester years, faculty members have received grants from various national organizations accounting to more than Rs.1.0 crores under the DST Project, MODROB Scheme from AICTE and also under various cadres. Faculties of the department are presenting research articles in various national and international conferences apart from publishing their original research articles in national and international journals of high impact factor.
Knowledge of the budding bio-techies is not constraint within the walls of the class, but it travels much beyond. The talented faculty members lend a hand to the students to discover and nurture their technical skills. Students are encouraged to participate in technical symposium, workshop, national and international conferences in which the techies make an eternal impression in all the events they take part by winning prizes and bring laurels to both the institution and the department. The competent bio-techies are motivated to inscribe research proposals in the under graduate level. A praiseworthy point to be cited in this context is that some of our students have obtained TNSCST student project grant.
The department strives to adopt effective learning process so as to meet the recent trends of science and technology and to carve the students as a skill-oriented biotechnologist in par with the national as well as international front. We feel proud to share that most of our students are well placed in reputed biotechnology firms with good packages, which by themselves speak of the march of the department towards quality education, research and sustainability in imparting knowledge in the fore front of biotechnology.
Our department has incepted M.Tech Biotechnology (PG Course) in the academic year 2012 onwards which includes various benefits such as easy sanction of grants, funds for research oriented projects; which in turn reinforces the creased numbers of in-house projects and publications.
Name: Dr.V.Karthikeyan.Ph.DEmail: karthimicro2006@gmail.com
Immunology and microbial genetics, Food, Dairy and Industrial Microbiology Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, Environmental Microbiology, Analytical techniques in Biotechnology, Bioethics.
Project Guidance: 125 students which includes B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Sc.,M.Sc., M.Phil
DBT, DST, AICTE, ICMR, NABARD, SERB, TNSCST (38 lakhs)
Pondchy Pharmaceuticals & Innovative Healthcare
Life Time Achievement Award for Social Relevance
BD 501,EMPanchakavyam,Blood grouping Kit
National 30, International 11
Mosquito larrvicidal liquid development
M.Tech Biotechnology
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Qualification | Designation |
1 | Dr.V.Karthikeyan | M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D (Sci), M.Tech, Ph.D (Tech) | Professor |
2 | Dr.Gowrishankar | B.Tech., MS (Research), Ph.D, Post Doc | Associate professor |
3 | Mr.R.AlexSelva Prakash | B.Tech (Chemical Engg) | Assistant professor (Adjunct) |
4 | Mr.Isaipriyan | B.E., M.Tech | Assistant professor |
B.Tech Biotechnology
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Qualification | Designation |
1 | Dr.A.Sheela Devi | M.Sc., M. Phil., Ph.D | Assistant professor |
2 | Mr.J.Joseph | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
3 | Ms.V. Sugumari | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
4 | Ms.G.Arthi | B.E., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
5 | Mr.C.A.Akilan | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
6 | Ms.C.Mohanapriya | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
7 | Mr.K.Vasu | B.Tech (Chemical Engg) | Assistant Professor (Adjunct) |
8 | Mr.Vijayaragavan | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
9 | Mr.R.Praveen | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant Professor |
10 | Ms.S.Vaishnavidevi | B.Tech., M.Tech | Assistant professor |
To impart quality education with special emphasis on application of biotechnology on par with international standards.
(a) An ability to apply knowledge of biology-oriented mathematics, science and biochemical engineering.
(b) An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyse and interpret biological data.
(c) An ability to design a system, component or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturing ability and sustainability.
(d) An ability to function on multidisciplinary teams.
(e) An ability to identify, formulate and solve biochemical engineering problems. (f) An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.
(g) An ability to communicate effectively.
(h) The broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental and societal context.
(i) A recognition of the need for and an ability to engage in life-long learning.
(j) A knowledge of contemporary issues.
(k) An ability to use the techniques, skills and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.
(I) Utilization of biotechnological knowledge in developing life sustaining and eco-friendly Products.
Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
PS01 Acquire knowledge about basics of biotechnology for the development of Eco friendly bioproducts in the area of human welfare and sustainability.
PS02 Recognize the application of biochemical engineering concepts, ethics and management to pilot the industrial needs.
PS03 Empower the interdisciplinary technical skills for promoting bio entrepreneurship opportunities.
List of Organized Conferences / Seminars
S.No | Date | Name of the Event | Sponsor | Chief guest |
1 | 10.09.14 & 11.09.14 | National level conference on applications of Radioisotopes in Modern Healthcare and energy demand in India |
DBT | Dr. Sheela , Deputy Chief Executive, NFC , Hyderabad |
2 | 08.12.15 to 12.12.15 | Short Term Training Programme on Statistical and Phylogenetic Tools for Biologists |
ISTE |
Nil |
3 | 05.o1.14 to 08.01.14 | National level popular lecture series on biotechnology |
DBT | Dr. Ashok pandey Deputy Director, CSIR- NIIST, Trivandrum |
4 | 20.01.15 | International conference on recent biotechnological advancement and utilization of natural resources for betterment of mankind |
KVCET |
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5 | 12.03.15 | National conference on Conservation of Biodiversity – A Biotechnological approach | DBT | Dr.Altaff, The New College, Chennai |
List of Consultancy – Industries
S.No | Date | Institution | Title of the presentation | Name of the staff | Name of the students |
1 | 24.07.14 | Anna University, Chennai | Degradation of THF using microorganism from sewage and Pseudonocardia | Mr.M.Gopinath | Ms.ArulDency – III YrMs.Bhuvaneshwari – III Yr |
2 |
24.07.14 | Confederation of Indian Industry, Chennai | Bioelectricity production from sea water using halophilic bacteria with aid of Chlorophyll |
Mr.M.Gopinath |
Ms.Umamaheshwari – II Yr |
3 |
12.08.14 | VelTechHighTech Engg College, Chennai | Green synthesis of Nanoparticles from Urgineaindicabulbs |
Ms.C.Mohanapriya | Mr.RengarajSahasrnam – IV Yr Ms.S.Vaishnavi – II Yr |
4 | 20.08.14 | Satyabama University, Chennai | Green synthesis of Nanoparticles from Moscheta leaves | Ms.C.Mohanapriya | Ms.Sangeetha – IV Yr Ms.Vaishnavi – II Yr |
5 | 20.08.14 | Satyabama University, Chennai | Synthesis of Nanoparticles from Lactobacillus sp | Ms.C.Mohanapriya | Ms.Janani – I Yr Ms.Sreerama – II Yr |
6 |
20.08.14 | Satyabama University, Chennai |
Green synthesis of Nanoparticles from Urginea sp. |
Ms.C.Mohanapriya | Mr.RengarajSahasrnam – IV Yr Ms.S.Vaishnavi – II Yr |
7 |
09.09.14 |
Hindustan College, Chennai | Antioxidant potential of naringin – a dietary flavonoid – inN-Nitrosodiethylamine induced ratliver carcinogenesi |
Mr.S.Mohanasundaram |
Ms.Varsh – II YrMs.Sujitha – II Yr |
8 |
09.09.14 | Hindustan College, Chennai | Antiproliferative and apoptotic effects of naringin on diethylnitrosamine induced hepatocellular carcinoma in rats |
Mr.S.Mohanasundaram |
Ms.VinolinFlowercy – II Yr |
9 |
09.09.14 | Hindustan College, Chennai | Systematic study of the effects of organic and inorganic fertilizers towards the nutrient content of vegetables |
Dr.V.Karthikeyan |
Mr.Gomathi Shankar – II Yr |
10 |
23.08.14 | Prathyusha Institute, Chennai |
Larvicidal Effects of Medicinal Plants |
Dr.V.Karthikeyan | Ms.Sundari – IV Yr Ms.Aravindhan – IV YrMr.Praveenkumar – IV Yr |
11 | 23.08.14 | Prathyusha Institute, Chennai | Comparative study on Larvicidal effects of different plants | Dr.V.Karthikeyan | Mr.Sundaramahalingam – IV Yr |
12 | 09.10.14 | Anna University, Trichy | Antiviral effects of Medicinal Plants – Comparative study | Ms.Srividhya | Mr.Venugopal – II Yr |
13 |
09.01.15 | Muthyammal College, Namakkal | Invitro evaluation of antioxidant potency of peptides isolated from Ecliptaprostrata against H2O2 induced haemolysis of RBC |
Mr.S.Mohanasundaram | Ms.Sujitha – II Yr Ms.Varsha – II YrMs.Reshma – II Yr |
14 |
09.01.15 | Muthyammal College, Namakkal | Isolation and Evaluation OfHaemagglutination Property Of Lectin From Lupinusarboreus |
Mr.S.Mohanasundaram | Mr.Premkumar – II YrMr.Sudansuhaa – II Yr Mr.Krishnamoorthy – II Yr |
15 |
09.01.15 | Muthyammal College, Namakkal | Non Enzymatic and Enzymatic Studies on Hypoglycaemic Effects of Cassia alata (L.) – An Invitro Pharmacological Evaluation |
Mr.C.Ta.Prabhaharan | Ms.Daniya – II Yr Ms.Abirami Gayathri – II YrMs.Induja – II Yr |
16 | 20.01.15 | KVCET | Is Mobile Tower radiation cause biological risk? | Mrs.N.Elavarasi | Ms.Sylvia grace – IV Yr Ms.Sutha – IV Yr |
17 | 20.01.15 | KVCET | Two stage Extraction of Lipids | Mrs.P.Bharathi | Ms.Subathra – IV Yr Ms.Govarthanapriya – IV Yr |
18 | 20.01.15 | KVCET | Antiviral Activity of Cassia fistula | Mrs.Srividhya | Mr.Shanil Dev – IVYr Ms.J.Hemamalini –IV |
19 |
20.01.15 |
KVCET | Isolation & Characterization of antibacterial compound from medicinal plant against UTI pathogens |
Mrs.Sheeladevi | Ms.Sasikala – IV YrMs.Sukanya – IV Yr |
20 |
20.01.15 |
KVCET | Analysis of Microbial diversity & characterization of different brand commercial milk |
Dr.V.Karthikeyan | Mr.Akhil – III YrMr.Karthik – III Yr Mr.Premkumar – III Yr |
21 | 05.02.15 | Anna University, Chennai | Nanoparticles coated membranes & its applications | Mrs.P.Bharathi | Ms.Subathra – IV Yr Ms.Govarthanapriya – IV Yr |
22 |
26.02.15 | Thiruvalluvar University | Surveillance of MRSA in school going children and antimicrobial activity of Rhizoporamucornata against isolated MRSA |
Dr.V.Karthikeyan | M.Vennilashanthini – II YrT.A.Mercy Marina- II Yr |
23 |
26.02.15 | Thiruvalluvar University | Prevalence and Molecular Characteristics of MRSA in tertiary care Hospitals |
Dr.V.Karthikeyan | K.Gomathi Shankar – II YrK.Prem Kumar – II Yr Akhil.R – III Yr |
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24 | 26.02.15 | Thiruvalluvar University | Assessment of water quality parameters in Drinking water sources collected from Kanchipuram District | Dr.V.Karthikeyan | Akhil.R – III YrN.Karthik – III Yr |
25 | 26.02.15 | Thiruvalluvar University | Ebola Virus – A molecular view | Dr.V.Karthikeyan | Rajalakshmi – II YrVinolinFlowercy – II Yr |
26 |
26.02.15 | Thiruvalluvar University | Studies on Immunological survey and health status of scheduled tribe population and below poverty line people in Kanchipuram District |
Dr.V.Karthikeyan | SuvithaSornabai,J. – II YrM.Poompozhil – II Yr |
27 |
05.03.15 |
A.C.Tech, Chennai | A novel membrane preparation for low molecular weight protein detection using fluorescent nanoparticles |
Mrs.P.Bharathi | Govardhanapriya – IV YrSubathra – IV Yr |
28 | 14.03.15 | Selvam College of Technology | Decolourization of textile industry waste water by biosynthesized iron nanoparticles | Mrs.N.Elavarasi | P.P.Vignesh – II PG Basil Antony – II PG |
S No. | Date | Institution | Title of the presentation | Name of the staff | Name of the students |
1. |
Feb 18-19, 2016 | Vivekanandha College of Engineering for Women | Hepatorenal protective effects of Senna alata on enzymatic and non-enzymatic antioxidants system in STZ induced diabetic rats |
Mr. S. Mohanasundaram | Premkumar (III Yr), Sudan Suhaa (III Yr), Gomathi Shankar (III Yr), Raghul (III Yr), Bala Ganesh (II Yr) |
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Feb 18-19, 2016 | Vivekanandha College of Engineering for Women | Modulatory effects of Senna alata on glycolytic and glycogenic enzymes in STZ induced diabetic rats |
Mr. S. Mohanasundaram | P. Balaji (II Yr), B. Balaji (II Yr), Mohammed Junaid (II Yr), Ram Kumar (II Yr), Krishnamoorthy (III Yr) |
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Feb 18-19, 2016 | Vivekanandha College of Engineering for Women | Synergistic antibacterial activity of Avicennia marina and antibiotics against UTI pathogens isolated from rural areas of Kanchipuram District, Tamilnadu, SouthIndia |
Ms. A. Sheela Devi |
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4. | Feb 4-5, 2016 |
KVCET | Inhibitory potential of Avicennia marina against bacterial pathogens of UTI from infected patients for health and sanitation | Ms. A. Sheela Devi Mr. J. Joseph |
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5. | Feb 4-5, 2016 | KVCET | Antioxidant, anticancerous and cytotoxic effects of Avicennia marina in safety and health management | Ms. A. Sheela Devi Mr. J. Joseph | – |
6 |
Feb 18-19, 2016 | Vivekanandha College of Engineering for Women | Neuronal activity enhancement by Terminalia bellirica in Zebra fish models | Ms. C. Mohanapriya, Mr. C. A. Akilan, Mr. C. TA. Prabhaharan |
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7. |
March 10 | Anna University, Trichy | Biodegradation of Cr6 ions from tannery effluents using Aspergillus niger in reacting column with egg shell |
Mr. R. Magesh | PushpaMaragathaValli (IV Yr) |
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Feb 18-19, 2016 | Vivekanandha College of Engineering for Women | Biodegradation of Cr6 ions from tannery effluents using Aspergillus niger in reacting column with egg shell |
Mr. R. Magesh |
R. Akhil (IV Yr), Ghanapathi (IV Yr) |
9. | Feb 4, 2016 | Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering | PCR strategy for rapid identification of variant mec gene and analysis of efflux pump in mec A negative MRSA strains |
Dr. V. Karthikeyan |
N. Karthik (IV Yr) |
List of Presentations in Conference/Seminar – Academic Year – 2015-16
S No. | Date | Institution | Title of the presentation | Name of the staff | Name of the students |
1. | September 18, 2015. | Bannari Amman Institute of Technology | Red mud iron nanoparticles in remedial process for textile industry effluent treatments | Dr K.Jayaprakash | Ms. Gomathi Priya P |
2. | July 8th – 10th , 2015 | Sathyabama University | Decolorization of C. I. reactive red 238 and C.I. reactive blue 235 from textile industry wastewater by biosynthesized iron oxide nanoparticles | N. Elavarasi | Ms. Gomathi Priya P |
3. | September 2nd– 3rd, 2015 | SreeSastha Institute of Engineering and Technology | Application of Green Technologies for the separation of Bio-products | Ms. P. Bharathi | Ms. V. Bhuvaneswari |
4. | September 18, 2015. | Bannari Amman Institute of Technology | Red mud iron nanoparticles in remedial process for textile industry effluent treatments | N. Elavarasi | Ms. Gomathi Priya P |
5. | September 2nd– 3rd, 2015 | SreeSastha Institute of Engineering and Technology | Production of biodiesel from oil mill waste using egg shell biocatalyst | Ms. M. Srividhya | Ms. J. SumaiyaFarveen |
6. | September 2nd– 3rd, 2015 | SreeSastha Institute of Engineering and Technology | In silico drug designing approach using Avicenna marina mangrove leaves | Ms. A. Sheela Devi | – |
7. | August 4th 2015 | Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering | Comparative Molecular similarity indices analysis study of focal adhesion kinase inhibitors | Ms. Seema A Kulkarni | Ms. Jayanthi, Mr. Kulothungan |
8. | August 4th 2015 | Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering | Production of biodiesel from oil mill waste using egg shell biocatalyst | Mr. C. A. Akilan | Ms. Bhuvaneswari, Ms. Monisha |
9. | August 4th 2015 | Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering | Traditionally using Antidiabetic Medicinal Plants | Mr. S. Mohanasundaram | Ms. Ilakkiya |
S No. | Vol/ Issue/Year | Name of the Journal | Title of the presentation | Name of the staff |
1. | Vol. 4, number 8, 2015 | Journal of Global Sciences | Is Mercury Pollutant Cause Developmental defects? An in-vitro Case Study with Chironomid Larva | Dr K. Jayaprakash |
2. | Volume 7 Number (5), 2015 | International journal of pharmacognosy and phytochemical research | Proportionate phytochemical screening and assessment of antioxidant potency on selected species of Lamiaceaefamily | Dr V. Karthikeyan |
3. | DOI 10.1007/s11356- 015-4550-3 | Environmental science and pollution research (Springer) | Biodegradation of toluene vapor in coir based upflow packed bed reactor by Trichodermaasperellumisolate | Dr K. Sivakumar |
4. | Volume 7 Number (5), 2015 | International journal of pharmacognosy and phytochemical research | Proportionate phytochemical screening and assessment of antioxidant potency on selected species of Lamiaceaefamily | Dr K. Sivakumar |
5. | DOI 10.1007/s11356- 015-4550-3 | Environmental science and pollution research (Springer) | Biodegradation of toluene vapor in coir based upflow packed bed reactor by Trichoderma asperellumisolate | Ms. C. Mohanapriya |
6. | DOI 10.1007/S13197- 015-2108-5 | Journal of Food science and technology (Springer) | Phytochemical composition, GC-MS analysis, in- vitro and anti-bacterial potential of clove flower bud (Eugeniacaryophyllus) methanolic extract | Ms. C. Mohanapriya |
7. | Volume 7 Number (5), 2015 | International journal of pharmacognosy and phytochemical research | Proportionate phytochemical screening and assessment of antioxidant potency on selected species of Lamiaceaefamily | Ms. C. Mohanapriya |
8. | Volume 7 Number (5), 2015 | International journal of pharmacognosy and phytochemical research | Proportionate phytochemical screening and assessment of antioxidant potency on selected species of Lamiaceaefamily | Mr. R. Magesh |
List of laboratories
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Post Graduate
Laboratory
Laboratory
The Department is accredited by National Board of Accreditation, New Delhi and recognized by Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), New Delhi
The Department of Science and Industrial Research, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India has approved a project on “DEVELOPMENT OF COUNTER IRRITANT FOR THE OCCUPATIONALLY ACQUIRED DERMATITIS AMONG WOMEN WORKERS OF CASHEW NUT COTTAGE INDUSTRIES”
S.No | Name of the Person | Photo | Rank |
1 | Kanaga Durga Devi – 2003 Batch |
| 31 |
2 | Shenbega suriya |
| 18 |
3 | Sonia Sebastian 2006 Batch |
| 25 |
4 | Thahira |
| 19 |
5 | Joseph |
| 4 |
6 | Harsitha Madavan |  | 5 |
The Department of Biotechnology has three Digital Classrooms with Department Library and full-fledged air-Conditioned laboratories that include
The laboratories in the department are well equipped with advanced instrumentation facility which fulfills the demands of the syllabus and research activities. In addition each and every lab of the department possesses indigenous and imported equipment’s.
DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY
1. Total No. of books available – 3697
2. No. of Journals available – 12
