Personal Information
Name: Mary B. OGUNDIRAN, Ph.D. | |
Designation: Professor | |
Faculty: Science | |
Department: Chemistry | |
Phone Number: +234-802-330-9861 | |
Email: mb.ogundiran@mail1.ui.edu.ng Email Address 2: mbogundiran@gmail.com | |
Area of Specialization: Analytical/Environmental Chemistry | |
Curriculun Vitae
Publications
1. Oladele O.L., Adesanya E.D., Arbe A., Iturrospe A., Ogundiran M. B. (2023). Mitigation
of efflorescence, drying shrinkage, and water demand of calcined clay- based
geopolymers with biological waste ashes as activator and hardener. Applied Clay
Science 243: 107050.
2. Awe Y.T., Sangodoyin A.Y., Ogundiran M.B. (2022). Assessment of organophosphate
pesticide residues in environmental media of Araromi farm settlement, Osun State,
Nigeria. Environmental Analysis Health and Toxicology 37(4): e2022031,
https://doi.org/10.5620/eaht.2022031.
3. Adelodun A. A., Sangodoyin A. Y., Ogundiran M. B. (2022). Optimisation of biochar yield
from sorted wood wastes as sustainable alternatives to burning to ash. Ecological
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Chemistry and Engineering S 29(1): 15-26. DOI: 10.2478/eces-2022-0003.
4. Adeniyi F.I., Ogundiran M.B., Hemalatha T., Bharatkumar B.H. (2020). Characterisation of
raw and thermally treated Nigerian kaolinite-containing clays using instrumental
techniques. Springer Nature Applied Science 2 (5): 1-14 https://doi.org/10.1007/s42452-
020-2610-x.
5. Adeniyi F.I., Ogundiran M.B. (2020). Synthesis of geopolymer binders and mortars from
Ijero-Ekiti calcined clay, blast furnace slag and river sand. Earthline Journal of Chemical
Sciences 4 (1):15-34.
6. Ogundele D., Ogundiran M.B., Babayemi J.O., Jha M.K. (2020). Material and Substance
Flow Analysis of used lead acid batteries in Nigeria: Implications for Recovery and
Environmental Quality. Journal of Health and Pollution: September 2020, Vol. 10, No. 27,
200913. https://doi.org/10.5696/2156-9614-10.27.200913
7. Ouabo R.E., Sangodoyin A.Y., Ogundiran M.B. (2020). Assessment of ordinary kriging and
inverse distance weighting methods for modeling chromium and cadmium soil pollution
in E-Waste sites in Douala, Cameroon. Health and Pollution: June 2020, Vol. 10, No. 26,
200605.https://doi.org/10.5696/2156-9614-10.26.200605
8. Adejumo S.A., Arowo D.O., Ogundiran M.B., Srivastava P. (2020). Biochar in
combination with compost reduced Pb uptake and enhanced the growth of maize in lead
(Pb)-contaminated soil exposed to drought stress. Journal of Crop Science and
Biotechnology 23(3): 273-288.
9. Ouabo R.E., Ogundiran M.B., Sangodoyin A.Y., Babalola B.A (2019). Ecological risk and
human health implications of heavy metals contamination of surface soil in E- Waste
recycling sites in Douala, Cameroun. Journal of Health and Pollution 9(21):190310
.https://doi.org/10.5696/2156-9614-9.21.190310.
10. Ogundiran M. B., Enakerakpo I. S (2018). Metakaolin clay-derived geopolymer for
recycling of waste cathode ray tube glass. African Journal of Pure and Applied Chemistry
12(6): 42-49.
11. Babayemi J. O., Ogundiran M.B., Weber R., Osibanjo O (2018). Initial inventory of Plastics
imports in Nigeria as a basis for more sustainable management policies. Journal of Health
Pollution 8 (18): 1-15.
12. Adejumo S.A., Ogundiran M.B., Togun A.O (2018). Soil amendment with compost and
crop growth stages influenced heavy metal uptake and distribution in maize crop
grown on lead-acid battery waste contaminated soil. Journal of Environmental Chemical
Engineering 6: 4809-4819.
13. Ogundiran M.B., Mekwunyei N.S., Adejumo S.A (2018). Compost and biochar assisted
phytoremediation potentials of Moringa oleifera for remediation of lead contaminated
soil. Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering 6: 2206-2213.
14. Ogundiran M.B., Buluku T.G., Babayemi J.O., Osibanjo O (2017). Waste rechargeable
electric lamps: characterisation and lead recovery from their lead-acid batteries. Journal
of Material Cycles and Waste Management 19 (1): 163-171.
15. Babayemi J.O., Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2017). Overview of environmental hazards
and health effects of pollution in developing countries: A Case Study of Nigeria.
Environmental Quality Management 26 (1): 51-71.
16. Babayemi J.O., Ogundiran, M.B., Osibanjo O (2017). Current levels and management of
solid wastes in Nigeria. Environmental Quality Management 26 (3): 29-53.
17. Ogundiran M.B., Sanjay K (2016). Synthesis of fly ash-calcined clay geopolymers:
Reactivity, mechanical strength, structural and microstructural characteristics.
Construction and Building Materials 125: 450-457.
18. Ogundiran M.B., Nugteren H.W., Witkamp G.J (2016). Geopolymerisation of fly ashes with
waste aluminium anodising etching solutions. Journal of Environmental Management
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181:118-123.
19. Ogundiran M.B., Ademola E.F., Adejumo S.A (2015). Poultry litter management in Lagos
and effects of its soil application on the growth of okra (Abelmoschus esculentus). African
Journal of Plant Science 9(11): 427-438.
20. Jayeoye T.J, Ogundiran M.B., Fadare D.A, Ogunjobi A.A (2015). Evaluation of
physicochemical and biodegradability properties of selected Nigerian non-edible oilseeds
as potential cutting fluids. Pakistan Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research Series A:
Physical sciences 58 (3): 122-129.
21. Ogundiran M.B., Winjobi F.A (2015). The potential of binary blended geopolymer binder
containing Ijero-Ekiti calcined kaolin clay and ground waste window glass. African Journal
of Pure and Applied Chemistry 9(7): 159-166.
22. Ojo O.I., Ogundiran M.B., Adebayo O.L (2015). Toxic and essential metals in staple foods
commonly consumed by students in Ekiti State, South West, Nigeria. International Journal
of Chemistry 7 (1): 155-150.
23. Olawale M.D., Ogundiran M.B (2015). Screening Nigerian Kaolin for use as potential
sources of geopolymer materials. American Journal of Applied Chemistry
3(3): 134-138.
24. Ogundiran M.B., Kumar S. (2015). Synthesis and characterisation of geopolymer from
Nigerian Clay. Applied Clay Science 108: 173-181.
25. Ogundiran M.B., Lawal O.O., Adejumo S.A (2015). Stabilisation of Pb in Pb smelting slag-
contaminated soil by compost-modified biochars and their effects on maize plant growth.
Journal of Environmental Protection 6: 771-780.
26. Ogundiran M.B., Fasakin S.A (2015). Assessment of heavy metals and crude protein
content of molluscs and crustaceans from two selected cities in Nigeria. African Journal of
Food Agriculture Nutrition and Development 15 (3): 10099- 10117.
27. Ogundiran M.B., Ikotun O.J (2014). Investigating the Suitability of Nigerian calcined kaolins
as raw materials for geopolymer binders. Transactions of Indian Ceramics Society 73 (2):
138-142.
28. Ogundiran M.B., Olujobi T., Oladele O (2014). Composition and management of
rechargeable electric torch wastes in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Material Cycles and
Waste Management 16: 115-123.
29. Ogundiran M.B., Oyetade O.A., Babayemi J.O., Oladele O (2014). Potential environmental
hazards of non-rechargeable electric torch wastes in Nigeria. International Journal of
Environment and Waste Management 13 (2):115-13
30. Ogundiran M.B., Nugteren H.W., Witkamp G.J (2013). Immobilisation of lead smelting slag
within spent aluminate-fly ash based geopolymers. Journal of Hazardous Materials 248-
249: 29-36.
31. Ogundiran, M.B., Ogundele, D.T., Afolayan P.G., Osibanjo, O (2012). Heavy metals levels
in forage grasses, leachate and lactating cows reared around lead slag dumpsites in
Nigeria. International Journal of Environmental Research 6 (3): 695-702.
32. Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2012). Contamination and potential risk assessment of an
abandoned auto battery waste contaminated site in Ibadan, Nigeria. Journal of Science
Research 11(1):6-14.
33. Ogundiran M.B., Adeniyi S.O (2012). Determination of fat contents, iodine values, trace
and toxic metals in commonly consumed Frozen Fish in Nigeria. American Journal of Food
Technology 7 (1): 34-42.
34. Adejumo S.A., Togun A.O., Adediran J.A., Ogundiran M.B (2011). Field Assessment of
Progressive Remediation of Soil Contaminated with Lead-acid Battery Waste in Response
to Compost Application. Pedologist 54 (3):182-193.
35. Adejumo S.A., Togun A.O., Adediran J.A., Ogundiran M.B (2011). In-Situ Remediation of
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Heavy Metal Contaminated Soil Using Mexican Sunflower (Tithonia diversifolia) and
Cassava Waste Composts. World Journal of Agricultural Sciences 7
(2): 224-233.
36. Ogundiran M.B., Babayemi J.O., Nzeribe C.G (2011). Application of waste cashew nutshell
ash showed significant reduction in mobility of Pb and Cd in waste battery contaminated
soil. The Pacific Journal of Science and Technology 12(2): 472-478.
37. Ogundiran M.B, Babayemi O.J., Nzeribe C.G (2011). Determination of metal content and
an assessment of potential use of waste cashew nut ash (CNAS) as a source for potash
production. BioResources 6 (1): 529-536.
38. Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2009). Mobility and speciation of heavy metals in soils
impacted by hazardous waste. Chemical Speciation and Bioavailability 21(2):59-69.
39. Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2009). Effects of phosphate chemicals treatments on auto
battery waste contaminated soil in Nigeria. Journal of Solid Waste Technology and
Management 35 (3):181-190.
40. Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2008). Heavy metal concentrations in soils and accumulation
in plants growing in a deserted slag dumpsite in Nigeria. African Journal of Biotechnology
7 (17): 3053-3060.
Published Proceedings from Scientific Conferences
41. Ogundiran M.B., Akinola O.P (2018). Performance evaluation of metakaolin clay
geopolymers synthesised with bamboo wood ash as an activator. In J. Provis, C. Leonelli,
W. Kriven, A. Boccaccini, A. Van Riessen, (Eds) Proceedings of the International
Conference on Alkali Activated Materials and Geopolymers: Versatile Materials Offering
High Performance and Low Emissions", ECI Symposium Series. Tomar.
http://dc.engconfintl.org/geopolymers/19. Portugal.
42. Mekwunyei N.S., Ogundiran M.B., Adejumo S.A (2017). Utilisation of agro-waste derived
biochars and compost as amendments for phytoremediation of lead slag- contaminated
soil using moringa oleifera plant presented at the 3rd Annual Conference of Biochar
Initiative of Nigeria on Biochar for climate change mitigation, crop protection and soil
remediation for sustainable agriculture held at First bank building, Faculty of Agriculture
and Forestry, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 11-15 September 2017.
43. Oladele O.L., Ogundiran M.B (2017). Feasibility of utilisation of mining waste, spent
window glass and quarry sand for production of geopolymer mortars at the 3rd Faculty of
Science International Conference on Diversification of Nigeria’s economy through Science
held at Lakeside Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Science, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. 16-19
May 2017.
44. Ogundiran, M.B., Kemie, E.A., Adejumo, S.A (2015). Comparison of organic chelators and
compost assisted phyoremediation of a lead slag-contaminated soil by Sporobolus fertilis
and Gomphrena serrate. CRC CARE 2015, 6th International Contaminated Site
Remediation Conference: Program and Proceedings, CleanUp 2015 Conference,
Melbourne, Australia, 13-16 September 2015.
45. Adejumo, S.A., Morakinyo, O., Ogundiran, M.B (2015). Dissolved organic matter, chemical
speciation and phytoavailability of lead in contaminated soil amended with composted
and uncomposted organic manures. CRC CARE 2015, 6th International Contaminated Site
Remediation Conference: Program and Proceedings, CleanUp 2015 Conference,
Melbourne, Australia, 13-16 September 2015.
46. Nugteren, W.H, Ogundiran, M.B, Witkamp, G.J. and Kreutzer M.T. (2011). Coal Fly Ash
Activated by Sodium Aluminate Solutions as an Immobiliser for Hazardous waste:
Proceedings of the 2011 World Coal Ash (WOCA) conference. Denver: CO.
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47. Oketola, A.A., Ogundiran, M.B., Adefolu, O.R., Mojeed, O.A. and Itiveh, S.E. (2011).
Medical Waste Management Practices in Nigeria, the Case of Lagos and Ibadan. In I. Zandi,
R.L. Mersky, W.K. Shieh (Eds.) Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Solid
Waste Technology and Management. Philadelphia. 1311-1321pp.
48. Nugteren W.H., Ogundiran M.B, Witkamp G.J, Kreutzer M.T (2011). Coal fly ash activated
by sodium aluminate solutions as an immobiliser for hazardous waste. Presented at 2011
World coal ash (WOCA) conference, May 9-12, 2011, Denver, CO,
USA.http://www.flyash.info/
49. Adejumo S.A., Togun A.O., Adediran J.A., Ogundiran M.B (2010). Effects of compost
application on remediation and the growth of maize planted on lead contaminated soil.
In the Proceedings of 19th World Congress of Soil Science, Soil Solutions for a Changing
World, 1 - 6 August 2010, Brisbane, Australia.
Book Chapters
50. Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2016). Assessment and remediation of heavy metals
contaminated soils. In Onianwa P. C., Adie G. U. (Eds.), Chemical Environmental Pollution:
A selection of Reviews and Studies. Depet Publishers, Nigeria. 57-72pp. ISBN 978-978-
50705-2-1.
51. Osibanjo O., Nnorom I.C., Adie G.U., Ogundiran M.B., Adeyi A.A (2016). Global
management of electronic wastes: Challenges facing developing and economy-in-
transition countries. In Reed M. Izatt. (Ed.), Metal Sustainability: Global Challenges,
Consequences, and Prospects. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, United Kingdom. 52-84pp. ISBN
9781119009146.
52. Ogundiran M.B., Osibanjo O (2011). Evaluation of heavy metals bioaccumulation
potentials of plants grown on waste contaminated soils. O. Akinloye. (Ed), Biotechnology:
Trends in Advanced of life science research and development in Nigeria (pp. 172-176).
Cuvillier Verlag Gottingen, Germany.
Patent
Ogundiran, M.B, Ogundele, T.D. and Jha, M.K. (2017). A process for production of nano- PbO
from spent automobile lead-acid battery, Nigeria. OAI/PT/201710190722174-309306
Grants and Awards
1. 6th Edition Women for Africa Foundation Fellowship at Material Physics center (Centro de Física de Materiales (CFM) CSIC-UPV/EHU), San Sebastian, Spain. 4 October 2021 to 31 March 2022.
2. Royal Society of Chemistry Conference fund to attend Pan Africa Chemistry Network Congress on Riches of the natural world: Sustainable use of Africa’s natural products and materials, 2019, Ethiopia.
3. Tertiary Education Trust Fund to attend International Conference on Alkali Activated Materials and Geopolymers, 2018, Portugal.
4. CV Raman International Fellowship for African Researchers at National Metallurgical Laboratory, (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), Jamshedpur 831007, India. 1 December 2013 to 28 February 2014.
5. TWAS-DFG Cooperating visits Fellowship for Scientists from Sub-Saharan Africa at Institute of Soil Science and Soil Conservation, Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany. 20 January- 17 April 2013.
6. University of Ibadan Conference grant to attend the 26th International conference on The Solid Waste Technology and Management, 2011, U.S.A.
7. 2010 Senate Research Grant of University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.
8. Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands. November 16, 2009-May 15, 2010. Sponsored by Organisation for Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), The Hague, Netherlands.
9. Young researcher at the 59th meeting of Nobel Laureates dedicated to Chemistry, Lindau, Lake Constance, Germany from June 28 to July 3, 2009 and at the post conference programmes sponsored by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft German (DFG) Research Foundation from July 4 to July 10, 2009.
10. University of Ibadan Conference grant to attend the 23rd International conference on The Solid Waste Technology and Management, 2008, U.S.A.
11. ATES Prize-1990/91: Association of Teacher Education Students Executive (ATES) Prize in Teacher Education, University of Ibadan, for the Best Final Year Student.
Researches
Research experience in assessment and remediation of heavy metals contaminated soils, Solid waste management, recycling and utilisation of solid wastes, Material Chemistry with current interest in production, characterisation and application of geopolymer.