Atmospheric Aerosol Research
2025
1. Recycling atmospheric carbonaceous aerosol into carbon nanomaterials for electrochemical and oxygen evolution applications. Nazrul Islam, Debashree Bora, Mousumi Bora, Debashis Sarmah, Biswajit Saha, Binoy K Saikia. Surface and Interfaces. 61, 15, 106116.
2024
1. Chemical and toxicological studies on black crust formed over historical monuments as a probable health hazard. Journal of Hazardous Materials.
2. Deconvoluting the sources of PM2.5 at a COALESCE site in the Brahmaputra Valley Region using conventional and dispersion normalized PMF. Adnan Qadri, Gyanesh Singh, Vivek Srivastava, Shahadev Rabha, Nazrul Islam, Binoy Saikia. Atmospheric Environment. 327, 120501.
2023
8. Year-long evaluation of aerosol chemistry and meteorological implications of PM2.5 in an urban area of the Brahmaputra Valley, India. Shahadev Rabha, Nazrul Islam, Binoy K Saikia, Gyanesh Kumar Singh, Adnan Mateen Qadri, Vivek Srivastava, Tarun Gupta. Environmental Science: Atmospheres.
13. Geochemical and mineralogical evaluations of coal, shale, and mine waste overburden from Makum coalfield of Northeast India. Binoy K Saikia, Monikankana Saikia, Nilotpol Bhuyan, Nazrul Islam, James Hower. International Journal of Coal Science & Technology. IF: 8.3
14. Wintertime Trends of Particulate-bound Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) at North-East Site of India: Chemical Characterization and Source Identification. Pratibha Vishwakarma, Pradhi Rajib, Shahadev Rabha, Nazrul Islam, Binoy K Saikia, Tarun Gupta. Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry. Under revision. IF: 2
2022
1. An overview on atmospheric carbonaceous particulate matter into carbon nanomaterials: A new approach for air pollution mitigation. Nazrul Islam, Binoy K. Saikia. Chemosphere. 303, 135027. IF: 8.8
2. Variabilities of δ13C and carbonaceous components in ambient PM2.5 in Northeast India: Insights into sources and atmospheric processes. Adnan Mateen Qadri, Gyanesh Kumar Singh, Debajyoti Paul, Tarun Gupta, Shahadev Rabha, Nazrul Islam, Binoy K. Saikia. Environmental Research. 214, 113801. IF: 8.3
2021
1. Geochemistry and petrology of coal and coal fly ash from a thermal power plant in India. Binoy K. Saikia, James C. Hower, Nazrul Islam, Arpita Sharma, Pradeep Das. Fuel. 291, 120122. IF: 7.4
2. Petrography and geochemistry of exported Colombian coals: Implications from correlation and regression analyses. Segun A. Akinyemi, Ferney Bohórquez, Nazrul Islam, Binoy K. Saikia, Carlos H. Sampaio, Tito J. Crissien, Luis F.O. Silva. Energy Geoscience. 2(3), 201–210.
3. Geochemistry and mineralogy of coal mine overburden (waste): A study towards their environmental implications. Nazrul Islam, Shahadev Rabha, K.S.V. Subramanyam, Binoy K. Saikia. Chemosphere. 274, 129736. IF: 8.8
2020
Atmospheric particulate matters in an Indian urban area: Health implications from potentially hazardous elements, cytotoxicity, and genotoxicity studies. Nazrul Islam, Anjum Dihingia, Puja Khare, Binoy K Saikia. Journal of Hazardous Materials. 384, 121472. IF: 13.6
Atmospheric particulate matter and potentially hazardous compounds around residential/road side soil in an urban area. Nazrul Islam, Binoy K Saikia. Chemosphere. 259, 127453. IF: 8.8
2019
1. Environmental and toxicological assessment of nanodiamond-like materials derived from carbonaceous aerosols. Nazrul Islam, Anjum Dihingia, Prasenjit Manna, Tonkeswar Das, Jatin Kalita, H.P. Dekaboruah, Binoy K Saikia. Science of the Total Environment. 679, 209–220. IF: 9.8
2. Air quality and PM10-associated poly-aromatic hydrocarbons around the railway traffic area: statistical and air mass trajectory approaches. Nazrul Islam, Shahadev Rabha, Luis Silva, Binoy K Saikia. Environmental Geochemistry and Health. 41, 2039–2053. IF: 4.2
3. Environmental evaluation of carbon dots and fullerene formations in atmospheric particulate matter (PM10): observations from their free radical scavenging and electrochemical studies. Nazrul Islam, Mousumi Bora, Monikankana Saikia, Anusuya Baruah, Kallol Roy, Rituraj Konwar, Binoy K Saikia. Environmental Science: Nano. IF: 7.3
4. Acid mine drainage in an Indian high-sulfur coal mining area: Cytotoxicity assay and remediation study. Madhulika Dutta, Nazrul Islam, Shahadev Rabha, Bardwi Narzary, Manobjyoti Bordoloi, Durlov Saikia, Luis FO Silva, Binoy K Saikia. Journal of Hazardous Materials. 121851. IF: 13.6