Dr. Natasha Yadav

APID

9194

Member since

January 2025

Biography

Dr. Natasha Yadav is a dedicated researcher specializing in nanobiotechnology, with expertise in nanosynthesis, characterization, and the environmental impact assessment of nanomaterials. She holds a PhD in Life and Environmental Sciences from Deakin University, Australia, where her research focused on the behavior and toxicity of iron-based nanofertilizers in aquatic ecosystems. Currently serving as a Research Associate at the TERI-Deakin Nanobiotechnology Center, she leads projects on nanofertilizer development in collaboration with industry partners.

Dr. Yadav has extensive experience in scientific publishing, serving as a review board member for Acta Scientific and contributing to high-impact journals like ES Nano and the Journal of Environmental Quality. Her work spans nanomaterial interactions with biological systems, eco-toxicity assessments, and sustainable agronomic applications. She is also proficient in research methodology, data analysis, and manuscript development, with a strong commitment to advancing sustainable agriculture through innovative nanotechnological solutions.

Publications

1. Application of urea nanoparticles in low land rice fields to boost crop production while maintaining soil fertility and rhizospheric health.
2. Effects of biogenic and commercially available iron-oxide nanoparticles on algal and bacterial growth in freshwater and marine water
3. Fertilizing benefits of biogenic phosphorus nanonutrients on Solanum lycopersicum in soils with variable pH.
4. Influence of humic acid and UV-irradiation on iron-based nanoparticles toxicity in Girardia tigrina
5. New-Generation Fertilizers for Improvement in Agriculture System. Indian Journal of Fertilizers
6. Uptake and Benefits of Biogenic Phosphorus Nanomaterials Applied via Fertigation to Japonica Rice (Taipei 309) in Low- and High-Calcareous Soil Conditions.