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Mehra, Rita was born on May 2, 1966 in Ajmer, India. Daughter of Sidh Nath and Kusum Mehra.
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Rita Mehra, Indian chemistry educator, researcher. Achievements include research in biomonitoring of trace/toxic metals; research in physics acoustics; research in corrosion in metals and alloys. Recipient Certified of Appreciation, Lions Club, Ajmer City, 2001, Divisional Commissioner, 1987, Certified of Recognition, awarded at conference Retrospect of Indian Research on Environmental Pollution, 1999.
Education
Graduate, University Rajasthan, 1985. Post grad, University Rajasthan, 1987. Doctor of Philosophy, University Rajasthan, 1992.
Career
Lecturer in chemistry Government College, Ajmer, 1987—1994. Assistant professor in applied chemistry Maharshi Dayanad Saraswati University, 1994—1998, assistant professor, since 1998. Member board studies in industrial chemistry and biotechnology Myelodysplastic Syndromes University Ajmer, 1994—1996, member board studies in applied chemistry, 1994—1996, 2000—2002, since 2005.
Chairman, co-chairman various conferences, 1998. Chairman International Conference Vellore, 2006, 42d Convention Chemists, Shantiniketan, 2006. Lecturer in field.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow: Indian Council on Chemists, Institution of Chemists, Indian Chemical Society. Member: Indian Society of Remote Sensing, Ajmer Chapter, Indian Science Congress Association, Acoustical Society of India (life), Ultrasonic Society of India (life).
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Nationality
Indian
Education
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1985
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1987
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1992
Career
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1987 - 1994
Awards
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Recipient Certified of Appreciation, Lions Club, Ajmer City, 2001, Divisional Commissioner, 1987, Certified of Recognition, awarded at conference Retrospect of Indian Research on Environmental Pollution, 1999.Recipient Certified of Appreciation, Lions Club, Ajmer City, 2001, Divisional Commissioner, 1987, Certified of Recognition, awarded at conference Retrospect of Indian Research on Environmental Pollution, 1999.