Currently, Dr. Retnaswamy is an Associate Professor of Chemistry and Program Coordinator of Chemical Engineering at the School of Engineering & IT, MAHE Dubai.
His award-winning doctoral study on the effects of the 2004 South Indian tsunami on soil composition brought critical insights into the depletion and variation of micro- and macronutrients caused by natural calamities.
Through his research, Dr. Retnaswamy demonstrated the pros and cons of using organic manure versus synthetic fertilizers in agriculture.
His findings continue to influence sustainable agricultural practices, making a significant impact on how soil is treated post-natural disasters.
Dr. Retnaswamy’s relentless dedication to research has earned him recognition from prestigious organizations such as the American Chemical Society, Science Publication Group, Asia-Pacific Chemical, Biological & Environmental Engineering Society, and many others.
His work has been widely published and appreciated by professional societies across the globe.
His contributions extend far beyond research. As a teacher, researcher, and academic administrator, Dr. Retnaswamy has shaped countless young minds.
His roles as a keynote speaker, research thesis evaluator, international conference session chair, and editorial board member highlight his leadership and influence in the scientific community.
Dr. Retnaswamy’s expertise has taken him to international stages, where he serves as a keynote speaker, scientific committee member, and judge at various global conferences.
His ability to guide and inspire in these roles is widely recognized and respected.
His commitment to nurturing the next generation of scientists and engineers is evident in his dynamic teaching methods and mentorship.
Dr. Vijayakumar Retnaswamy’s career is a testament to his unwavering commitment to environmental science, education, and research.
His work not only advances scientific understanding but also inspires future generations to explore sustainable solutions for global environmental challenges.
