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DownToEarth (DTE), 10 February 2022: Electric vehicles can lower emissions of volatile organic compounds in India by 2030: Study
The Times of India, 29 Jan 2022: Delhi: Scientists look to trace exact source of pollution to help improve air quality.
The Indian Express, December 20, 2019: Mohali institute IISER behind device to study pollutants released by farm fires.
Ashish K Sharma (Ph D scholar) & Lejish V P (MS Thesis 2019) received outstanding student poster award at the EGU General Assembly 2019
EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria, April 7-12, 2019: From fundamental Atmospheric Composition Research to Societal Services/30 years of the WMO Global Atmosphere Watch Programme
Dr. Vinayak Sinha has been selected as SSC member (2019-2022) of International Commission on Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Pollution (iCACGP)
CIRES (Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), July 11 2018: Plant-damaging ozone pollution highest in East Asia but declining in North America
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Firstpost April 3, 2018: New study says odd-even scheme in Delhi led to an increase in number of vehicles and hence, emissions
The Hindu Business Line, April 2, 2018: New study says odd-even scheme led to increase in emissions
Indian Science Journal, April 2, 2018: New study finds odd-even scheme led to increase in emissions
Research Stash, April 2, 2018: New study shows that Delhi’s odd-even scheme led to increase in emissions
The Wire, April 2, 2018: Delhi's odd-even scheme led to hike in emissions, not drop: study
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AsianScientist, March 23, 2018: Asia's rising scientists:Vinayak Sinha
Dr. Vinayak Sinha has been elected as Co-Chair of the Scientific Steering Committee of iLEAPS (Integrated Land Ecosystem Atmosphere Process Studies)
The Interview Portal, December 21, 2017: Atmospheric chemist interview
The Telegraph, December 3, 2017: Odd-even falters on road pollution
Hindustan Times e-paper, October 18, 2017: Ec(h)o-friendly Diwali | Anatomy of a cracker: A toxic affair
Dr. Vinayak Sinha receives NASI-Scopus Young Scientist Award 2016
Best Research Paper Award 2014 in International Journal of Mass Spectrometry by American Society for Mass Spectrometry and Elsevier
Interview of Dr. Vinayak Sinha by Max Planck Society
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Deccan Herald, June 27, 2013: Burning crop residue exposes farmers to cancer-causing chemicals: Study
The Indian Express, November 11, 2014: Scientists link paddy straw burning to cancer
Daily Post: Paddy stubble burning a huge concern: Scientists
The Economic Times, March 18, 2015: Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan: Why cleaning up India is serious business
NDTV Hindi News: Video coverage on crop residue burning
The Indian Express, November 16, 2015: Burning of paddy stubble reducing crop yield in region: IISER study
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Sci Dev Net: Burning paddy straw adds benzene to the air
IONICON Blog: Indian PTR-MS collects first VOC data from Indo-Gangetic Plain
First direct measurements of chemical ozone production in India obtained