Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale is an accomplished Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Nya. Tatyasaheb Athalye Arts, Ved. S.R. Sapre Commerce & Vid. Dadasaheb Pitre Science College, Devrukh. He holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from Shivaji University, Kolhapur, and is a GATE-qualified scholar. His research focuses on physico-organic chemistry and material science, with significant contributions to kinetic and mechanistic studies. He has published research papers, book chapters, and edited a book on sustainable resource management. Dr. Varale holds a design patent for an innovative HPLC system and actively mentors students while contributing to academic and scientific communities.
Nya. Tatyasaheb Athalye Arts S.R.Sapre Commerce & Vid. Dadasaheb Pitre Science College Devrukh Autonomous | India
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Education
Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with Distinction from Shivaji University, Kolhapur, and a Master of Science in Chemistry with specialization in Organic Chemistry, also in First Class. He further earned a Bachelor of Education with Distinction from Karnatak University, Dharwad, highlighting his commitment to academic excellence and teaching. He was awarded a Doctorate in Chemistry from Shivaji University, Kolhapur, where he focused on physico-organic chemistry and mechanistic studies. Additionally, he qualified the competitive GATE examination conducted by IIT Bombay, demonstrating his strong analytical skills and deep understanding of chemistry and research methodologies.
Experience
Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale began his academic career as a Lecturer at Basavprabhu Kore Arts, Science and Commerce College, Chikodi, and subsequently served as a Lecturer at Devchand College, VCET Vasai, and CKT College, New Panvel. He later joined the Department of Chemistry at Nya. Tatyasaheb Athalye Arts, Ved. S.R. Sapre Commerce & Vid. Dadasaheb Pitre Science College, Devrukh, where he contributed significantly as an Assistant Professor before being promoted to Associate Professor. His extensive teaching and research experience reflect his dedication to guiding students, advancing chemical education, and contributing to the academic and scientific development of his institution.
Academic Contributions
Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale has made significant scholarly contributions, including serving as Chief Editor of the book Sustainable Resource Management: Key Issues, Opportunities and Challenges and authoring seven book chapters focused on material science and physico-organic chemistry. He has presented research on kinetic and mechanistic studies at national and international conferences and actively participated as an organizer and secretary in academic seminars on renewable energy, environment, and medicinal chemistry. Additionally, he serves as an editorial board member for multiple peer-reviewed journals, contributing to the dissemination of quality research and advancing chemical sciences through active academic and professional engagement.
Awards and Recognitions
Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale has been honored with the prestigious Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship, a recognition that highlights his academic excellence and commitment to research in the field of chemistry. This fellowship supported his advanced studies and enabled him to focus on significant research problems in physico-organic chemistry and material science. His dedication to advancing scientific understanding is reflected in his continuous efforts to publish quality research, mentor students, and contribute to the academic community. This recognition underscores his potential and reinforces his eligibility for honors such as the Best Researcher Award in recognition of his sustained contributions.
Research Focus
Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale’s research primarily focuses on physico-organic chemistry and material science, with special emphasis on kinetic and mechanistic studies of oxidation reactions involving acid hydrazides. His work explores thermodynamic parameters, reaction mechanisms, and the development of innovative analytical approaches for understanding complex chemical processes. He has successfully completed funded research projects and continues to contribute to advancing knowledge in the field. As a research guide, he mentors students in experimental design and scientific inquiry, encouraging innovation and problem-solving. His contributions bridge fundamental chemistry with practical applications, promoting progress in materials research and organic reaction mechanisms.
Publications
Synthesis, Mechanistic Interpretation and Kinetic Approach of m-Toluic Acid Hydrazide by Thallium(III) in Acidic Medium
Author: A. S. Varale
Journal: Oxidation Communications 38 (3), 1213-1220, 2015
Oxidation of p-Methoxy Benzoic Acid Hydrazide by Thallium (III) in Acidic Medium (A Kinetic and Mechanistic Study)
Author: A. V. Y. Varale
Journal: Oriental Journal of Chemistry 29 (2), 519-524, 2013
Residual Chlorine Concentrations in Underground Water Samples Collected from Tube Wells of Nipani Town
Authors: A. Varale, Y. Varale
Journal: Universal Journal of Environmental Research and Technology 2 (1), 105-107, 2012
Oxidation of Picolinic Acid Hydrazide by Thallium(III) in Acidic Medium: A Kinetic and Mechanistic Approach
Author: A. S. Varale
Journal: Oxidation Communications 38 (4), 1562-1569, 2015
Oxidation of Benzoic and n-Butyric Acid Hydrazides by Thallium (III) in Acidic Medium – A Kinetic and Mechanistic Approach
Author: H. D. V. Amit S.
Journal: International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing 13 (02), 119-125, 2020
An Evaluation of Physico-Chemical Parameters of Tube Well Water from Devrukh City, M.S. India
Author: D. Y. A. Varale
Journal: International Journal of Applied and Pure Science and Agriculture 6 (3), 1-9, 2020
Oxidation of p-Amino Benzhydrazide to the Corresponding Acid by Thallium (III) in 1,4-Dioxane Medium – A Kinetic and Mechanistic Approach
Authors: V. Y. Sonawane, A. S. Varale
Conclusion
Dr. Amit Shrikant Varale has demonstrated consistent academic excellence, impactful research, and innovative contributions in the fields of physico-organic chemistry and material science. His record of publications, funded projects, patent, editorial work, and active participation in conferences reflect a strong commitment to advancing knowledge and mentoring future scientists. He possesses the qualities of a dedicated researcher, innovator, and educator, making him a highly suitable and deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award.