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Bishnu Regmi

Dr. Bishnu Regmi

Department of Chemistry, Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University, Tallahass...

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Bishnu P. Regmi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. He earned his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from Louisiana State University, M.S. in Biochemistry from Utah State University, and M.Sc. in Chemistry from Tribhuvan University. He received outstanding dissertation award from LSU College of Science for his doctoral work on organic vapors sensing using quartz crystal microbalance coated with ionic liquids and GUMBOS. He has coauthored several scholarly publications in this area. Following his Ph.D., he worked as a postdoctoral associate for a number of years. During his postdoctoral work at Virginia Tech, he immobilized room temperature ionic liquids inside the channels of microfabricated silicon-based gas chromatography columns for high-efficient separation of organic compounds. He is serving as a reviewer and guest editor is several international journals. He was recognized as an Outstanding Reviewer by the RSC Advances journal in 2020. His research interests include development of chemical sensors using low-melting organic salts.

Research Keywords & Expertise

Gas Chromatography
Ionic Liquids
Mass Spectrometry
Method Development
Multivariate data anal...

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Mass Spectrometry
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Gas Chromatography
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Sensors and sensors arrays
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Micro gas chromatography

Short Biography

Bishnu P. Regmi is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. He earned his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry from Louisiana State University, M.S. in Biochemistry from Utah State University, and M.Sc. in Chemistry from Tribhuvan University. He received outstanding dissertation award from LSU College of Science for his doctoral work on organic vapors sensing using quartz crystal microbalance coated with ionic liquids and GUMBOS. He has coauthored several scholarly publications in this area. Following his Ph.D., he worked as a postdoctoral associate for a number of years. During his postdoctoral work at Virginia Tech, he immobilized room temperature ionic liquids inside the channels of microfabricated silicon-based gas chromatography columns for high-efficient separation of organic compounds. He is serving as a reviewer and guest editor is several international journals. He was recognized as an Outstanding Reviewer by the RSC Advances journal in 2020. His research interests include development of chemical sensors using low-melting organic salts.

Honors and Awards

Outstanding Reviewer for RSC Advances in 2020

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