Research Publications
of Dr. Javed Nawab Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences in
the Year 2017-19
Dr.
Javed Nawab, Assistant
Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences during 2017-2019 published 20 manuscripts with a total Impact
factor more than 66 in international
peer reviewed journals such as, Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal of Environmental Sciences, Science of the Total Environment, Microorganisms,
Chemosphere, Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Ecological
Engineering, Frontiers in
Physiology, Environmental Technology & Innovation, Jornal of Geophysical
Research, Exposure and Health and Journal of Soils and Sediments. The detailed
information about the research publications are listed below
Title: Contamination features,
geo-accumulation, enrichments and human health risks of toxic heavy metal
(loids) from fish consumption collected along Swat river, Pakistan.
Journal name: Environmental Technology & Innovation.
IF:
2.8
Title: Enhanced Production of Fatty
Acid Ethyl Ester with Engineered fabHDG Operon in Escherichia
coli.
Journal name: Microorganisms
IF:
4.16
Title: Release of perfluoroalkyl substances from melting glacier of the
Tibetan Plateau: Insights into the impact of global warming on the cycling of
emerging pollutants.
Journal Name: Jornal of Geophysical
Research: Atmosphere.
IF 3.6
Title: Antibiotics in poultry manure and their associated health issues: a
systematic review.
Journal name: Journal of Soils and
Sediments
IF 2.6
Title: LCA of Hospital Solid Waste Treatment Alternatives in a Developing
Country: The Case of District Swat, Pakistan.
Journal name: Sustainability
IF 2.6
Title: Seasonal dynamics, record of ticks infesting humans, wild and
domestic animals and molecular phylogeny of Rhipicephalus microplus in Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan.
Journal name: Frontiers in
Physiology
IF 3.2
Title: Influence of different organic geo-sorbents on Spinacia Oleracea
grown in chromite mine-degraded soil. A green house study. Journal name: Journal of Soils and Sediments
IF 2.6
Title: Minimizing the risk to human
health due to the ingestion of arsenic and toxic metals in vegetables by the
application of biochar, farmyard manure and peat moss..
Journal name: Journal of Environmental Management
IF:4.86
Title: Ecological and health risk assessment of potentially toxic elements
in the major rivers of Pakistan: General population vs. Fishermen.
Journal name: Chemosphere.
IF 5.20
Title: Levels, dietary intake, and health risk of potentially toxic metals
in vegetables, fruits, and cereal crops in Pakistan Journal
Name: Environmental Science and Pollution Research
IF: (2.80)
Title: Spatial distribution of toxic metals in drinking water sources and
their associated health risk in district buner, Northern Pakistan
Journal Name: HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT
IF. 2.206
Title: Potentially toxic metals and biological contamination in drinking
water sources in chromite mining-impacted areas of Pakistan: a comparative
study.
Journal Name: Exposure &
Health,
IF 4.80
Title: Ar/O2 plasma treatment of carbon nanotube membranes for enhanced
removal of zinc from water and wastewater: A dynamic sorption-filtration
process.
Journal Name: Science of the
Total Environment
IF. (5.5)
IF. 2.707
Title: The influence of various organic amendments on the bioavailability
and plant uptake of cadmium present in mine-degraded soil. Journal name: Science of the Total Environment
IF. (5.5)
Journal name: International journal
of Environmental Science and Technology.
IF 2.159
Title: Prevalent fecal contamination in drinking water resources and
potential health risks in Swat, Pakistan
IF: (3.55)
Title: Appraisement, source apportionment and health risk of polycyclic
aromatic hydrocarbons (pahs) in vehicle-wash wastewater, Pakistan.
Journal Name: Science of the
Total Environment
IF: 5.5
Title: Congener-specific evaluation
of biota-sediment accumulation factor model for HCHs and DDTs under small-scale
in situ riverine condition.
Journal name: Journal of Soils & Sediments
IF 2.627
Title: Remediating industrial wastewater containing potentially toxic
elements with four freshwater algae.
Journal name: Ecological Engineering
IF 3.406
