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DR. VAISHALI ARUN PATIL

Designation:

Professor in Chemistry, Dean Administration and Registrar

Department:

Engineering, Science and Humanities

Email :

vaishali.patil@vit.edu

Phone :

9545004433

Educational Qualification :

University Degree Year
Shivaji University Phd 2004
Shivaji University MSc 1999
Shivaji University BSc 1997


Date of Joining : 07/08/2008


Total Experience : 18 year:1 month

Experience :

Sr. No Organisation Designation From Date To Date Years of Experience
1 VIIT Professor 08-Aug-2008 - 18

Professional Contribution :

  1. Dean Administration and Registrar

  2. Dean Admin and Registrar

  3. CAP INCHARGE - ADMISSIONS

  4. ADMISSION CAP INCHARGE

  5. DEAN


Invited Talks :

Sr. No Name Description Type Role From Date To Date
1 Outcome Based Education and Application of Generative AI in Teaching and Research FDP Participated 23-Apr-2026 30-Apr-2026
2 FDP Participated 15-Sep-2025 19-Sep-2025
3 One Week National-Level Online Workshop Mastering Fuzzy Mathematics and Operations Research using Python, SageMath, and MATLAB FDP Participated 12-May-2025 16-May-2025
4 “Recent Trends in EV & Renewable Energy Sources” STTP Participated 21-Apr-2025 25-Apr-2025
5 Electric Vehicles: Advanced Charging Technologies, Solar-Powered Charging Infrastructure Design & Optimization" (EVS-2025) FDP Participated 20-Jan-2025 25-Jan-2025
6 MLOps | Machine Learning Operations MOOC Participated - -

International Journal:

  1. MIL Fe 88 derived Fe2O3 C g C3N4 ternary composite with boosted electrocatalytic activity: OER stability prediction and forecasting via machine learning ,Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry,125
  2. Linker Encouraged Solid State Synthesis of MOF Derived Z-Scheme NiCo2O4/NiO/C toward Efficient Removal of Organic and Inorganic Pollutants from Water ,Langmuir ,124
  3. Chemical bath assisted construction of CuO/BiVO4 p-n heterojunction photocatalyst for visible light driven rapid removal of MB and Cr(VI) ,Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects,124
  4. 3. Facile synthesis of Preyssler heteropolyacid decorated corn-shaped In2O3 microstructures for rapid degradation of methylene blue and tetracycline hydrochloride pollutants under visible light ,emergent mater.,125
  5. 4. Conductivity boosted BiVO4 for enhanced OER and supercapacitive performance: stability insights with modeling, predictions, and forecasting using machine learning technique ,Energy Materials,124
  6. Improved charge carrier dynamics in rationally designed F-g-C3N4/In2O3 type II heterojunction for efficient pollutant removal: Mechanistic insights, real-world applications, and toxicity study ,Journal of Water Process Engineering,125
  7. Electronic structure modulated Z-scheme BiVO4/fluorine doped g-C3N4 for photocatalytic MB+TC treatment: mechanistic insights and practical applications ,Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers,125
  8. MOF derived ZnO nanostructures modified with CoW12-polyoxometalates for enhanced sunlight driven degradation of methylene blue, ofloxacin and their mixtures ,Journal of Water Process Engineering,125
  9. In-situ construction of BiVO4/N-Doped carbon composite for visible light-driven degradation of methylene blue and Tetracycline hydrochloride ,Emergent Materials,125
  10. Decoding linker contributions in solid state synthesis of MOF-derived NiCo2O4/NiO/C composites for efficient electrocatalytic OER: Machine learning assisted prediction and forecasting of device stability ,Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers,125
  11. Synergistic engineering of carbon incorporated a Fe2O3 nanostructures achieving enhanced degradation of tetracycline via photo Fenton process ,Inorganic Chemistry Communications,126
  12. Citric acid assisted chemical engineering of Bi2O3 thin films via SILAR for high performance asymmetric supercapacitors ,Journal of Power Sources,126


Research Grant / Funded Projects :

  1. Solar Powered De-weeding Machine
  2. SMART WASTE CHAMBER (SWACH)
  3. Automated Aloe Vera Gel Extraction Machine
  4. Automated Biochar Machine with Innovative Carbonising Furnace
  5. Tangible Multilingual Coding Kiosk for Computational Thinking in Government Schools - India Process: EPICS in IEEE - May 2026 Proposals



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