Sri Rabindra Nath Datta

                                      M.Sc,

Scientist-D

 

Phone: +91 3482 253962 / 63 / 64

Email: csrtiber@rediffmail.com

 

Specialization:

1)    M.Sc(Biochemistry) standing 4th in the 1st class from Calcutta University

2)     Short Term Training Course on basics of Mulberry Sericulture

 

Inventions:

v    Process for the preparation of ammonium sulphate from silkworm pupae

v    Process for the preparation of adhesive from waste mulberry stem.

v    Process for the preparation of Glucosamine hydrochloride from Eri   pupae.

v    Process for the preparation of

i)    Mulberry fruit juice.

ii)   Mulberry fruit jelly.

iii)  Mulberry fruit syrup.

v    Process for the preparation of mosquito repellant rods using waste   Silkworm litters as filler materials.

v    Process for the preparation of lecithin from silkworm pupae waste.

v    Oxalic acid from silkworm excreta

 

Publications:  National        –   30

                           International –   04

Best Ten:

 

1.                                           Datta, R.N, S.K. Majumdar R. Kar and P.K. Chinya (1993) Pupae waste may be a source for amino acids preparation Ind. Silk May, pp.4-5.

 

2.                                           S. K. Majumder, R. N. Dutta, and R. Kar. The Silkworm Chrysalis may be a food source for human nutrition, Sericologia, 34(4), p.739-742, 1994.

 

3.                                           S. K. Majumder, R. N. Dutta, R. Kar and T. Pavan Kumar, Pupae waste an alternative resource for isolation of lecithin. Sericologia, 36(3), p.1-3, 1996.

 

4.                                           R. Kar, R. N. Dutta, and S. K. Majumder, Characterization of humic acids isolated from soils under mulberry vegetation. Curr. Sci., 69(1), 67-68. 1995.

 

5.                                           S. K. Majumder, P. C. Bose, R. Kar, R. N. Dutta, N. D. Banerjee and J. K. Ghosh (2002) silkworm pupae waste and faeces – potential resources for production of ammonium sulphate. Ind. J. Seric., 41(2), 174-175.

 

6.    Sarkar, A and R.N.Datta (2006) Adhesive from waste mulberry stem., Indian Silk, 45 (5): 9..

 

7.    Datta R. N., A.Sarkar & S.K.Das (2007) Glucosamine from.Eri Silkworm., Indian Silk, June, p. 22.

 

8.    Datta, R.N.S. Chakrabati, S.K.Das, and Sarkar (2007) Oxalic acid from silkworm Excreta,  Indian Silk, Sept ,P.13.

 

9.    S. K. Majumder, R. N. Dutta, R. Kar, M. K. Ghosh and J. K. Ghosh. The influence of light on ascorbic acid content in mulberry leaf through carbohydrate metabolism and its correlation studies. Acta Botanica Indica, Vol.24, No. 1, June, 1996, p. 77-79.

 

10.  S. K. Majumder, P. C. Bose, R. Kar, R. N. Dutta, N. D. Banerjee and J. K. Ghosh (2002) silkworm pupae waste and faeces – potential resources for production of ammonium sulphate. Ind. J. Seric., 41(2), 174-175.