Biotechnology

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Ever since its inception in 1963, SJCE has been in a continuous pursuit of excellence in imparting technical education. Identifying the parameters of input, processing and out put, this institute has left no stone unturned in achieving its goal. As a part of the institutes expansion program the department of Biotechnology was instituted in the year 2002.

The Department of Biotechnology at SJCE provides a full education within the integrated fields of Biotechnology. Our courses span from introductory classes on bachelor level to advanced courses on master level and doctoral programs .An important part of the education is the Master Project which is part of the official research with one of our research groups.

As a student you will typically follow the designed curriculum of study. It is also possible to take up inter Departmental courses. On these pages you can find an overview of all Courses offered by the Department of Biotechnology. B.E, M.Tech, PhD

If you need help planning your studies you are always welcome to contact our Staff advisors.

The department is proud of technical and innovative excellence of its faculty. The department also boasts of modern and fully equipped laboratories and state of art infrastructure. The syllabus which has been designed by renowned academicians with input from industrial personnel is in tune with the latest developments in the biotech arena and has been chalked out keeping in mind the career prospects for students. The students are thus equipped with an in depth understanding of the field with an updated perspective of most recent developments around the world, thereby making them technically superior and cut above other graduates.

The department has a strong team of faculty drawn from both biological science and engineering background. This enables in imparting to students an amalgamated knowledge of science and Engineering.

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Welcome to the Department of Biotechnology.

The Department of Biotechnology at JSS Science and Technology, Mysuru, was established in 2002 with a vision to empower faculty and students achieve professional excellence in academics and research to solve global problems for the betterment of Human welfare. These objectives can only be realized by treating one another with consideration and respect, and this is what we practice at the department.

This is anexhilarating and thought-provokingera for Biotechnologists. Modern biotechnology, finds applications in a variety of domains like the manufacture of targeted drugs as well as in the production of high quality food we use eat every day. With more in-depth knowledge of the cell at the molecular level, biotechnologists are now seeking answers to prevent life threatening diseases that threaten our very existence on this planet.

Biotechnology is a specialized scientific area focused towards providing better quality of life. In brief, Biotechnology makes use of natural biological process for the societal benefits.Biotechnology Engineering is applied form of biology combined with engineering.

The department is working as an excellent center for learning theoretical and practical aspects of biotechnology. This department has a unique commitment to educating a broad spectrum of students at undergraduate, post-graduate, and doctoral levels.The department offers multiple programs such as Bachelor of Engineering in Biotechnology, Master of Technology in Biotechnology and PhD in Biotechnology. Since inception department is actively involved in thrust areas of biotechnological research such as Medical Biotechnology, Microbial Biotechnology, Chemical biology, Cancer Biology, Plant and Animal Biotechnology andNanobiotechnology. We have well qualified and experienced faculty members who are actively involved both in academics and research.

Department has more than 220+ publications in peer reviewed international journals with high impact factor and  around 4500+ citations. Department has successfully obtained several sponsored research funding worth of 2.0 crore from various government agencies like DBT, DST, VGST, UGC, ICMR, SERB etc. More than 15 scholars are pursuing PhD program and 21 PhDs are awarded till date.

All the laboratories in the department have adequate facilities such as state-of-art equipments, analytical instruments, glassware, and chemicals required to conduct experiments as per the curriculum and research needs.The department has International collaboration and interaction with, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Agriculture Research Service, USDA, Maryland, USA, University of Illinois, Chicago, USA Siberian Federal University, Siberia, Russia, CFTRI Mysore, DFRL Mysore, University of Mysore

The Department has a strong advisory board of renowned industrial members for giving strong inputs on curriculum development based on industrial needs.We also have well established industry interaction for student academic project work and internships such as Biocon India Ltd, Bacardi Pvt. Ltd., Anthem Biosciences, Bhat Biotech, Agilent Technologies Ltd,  Cipla pharmaceuticals, Supreme Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd,Prosettabio-conformatics, Nestle India,   Zeus Biotech etc.,

Department provides timely counselling and hands on assistance to the students. Our alumni have made the department proud by securing admissions in top notch universities of the country and abroad, securing placements and higher positions in life science industries, qualifying various competitive exams and as established entrepreneurs.

We provide education that is holistic and trains students with life skills, which make them job provider and not job seeker. You are welcome to browse our website for more information or contact us for more detail.I do hope that you cherish your time with us and that you find it a rewarding experience.

Thank You

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1. To nurture students to be competent and committed Biotech Engineers dedicated to the service of the nation.
2. To create an ambience where student and teaching fraternity generate newer ideas, innovative knowledge and engage themselves in cutting edge research equipping them as leaders and innovators of competitive tomorrow.
3. To provide students with skills and exploratory experience through a dynamic curriculum that enable them to reach their fullest potential to be enterprising and employable

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Biotechnologyyyyyy!!! The word has started buzzing in everyone’s ears and heard everywhere from classrooms to cafeterias. The word ‘Biotechnology’ has received enormous importance and significance owing to its unlimited potential to serve and benefit humanity. Biotechnology touches our lives in all aspects, be it be food, health, or life in general. The day is not far, when we cannot fathom our life without biotechnology. From the food grown at our farms to the medicine we buy and the ways we clean up the environment, biotechnology affects many facets of our daily lives. The booming biotech sector is a little like a country with its own culture. And cultures tend to have languages. So how does one begin to speak Biotech?

That’s what we at the Department of Biotechnology, Sri Jayachamarendra College of Engineering, JSS Science and Technology University attempt to do here. We facilitate you to learn the language of Biotechnology and we are well trained and equipped to do so.Major developments in the biotech field happen each day of the year, with many announced by academic and professional communities before the general public is even aware of industry advancements.At the Department of Biotechnology, you’ll join in these exciting discoveries. Course topics range from Microbial Biotechnology, Animal and plant cell culture and tissue engineering, Bioreaction engineering and Bioreactor design to Molecular diagnostics. The availability of various and varied electives enables you to specialize in selected biotechnology areas.

The Department has a unique commitment to educating a broad spectrum of students—including undergraduate, post-graduate, and research scholars. Started with B.E Biotechnology for 30 students in 2002, and the department has expanded into offering M.Tech, and Ph.D. programmes in Biotechnology.

The students and scholars are well-placed all over the world, mostly abroad, and are in great demand in industries, academics and research institutions. Its pioneering outcome based curriculum developed and practiced as an autonomous institution under World Bank initiative of Technical Education Quality Improvement programme since 2007 and now being a private University, is a model for many other Biotech institutions across the country and is highly valued.The courses are well balanced with core, elective and ancillary component consisting of Basic sciences, Engineering sciences, Humanities, social sciences and project work.

The Department of Biotechnology is accredited twice with National Board of Accreditation (NBA) which is one of the major bodies responsible for accreditation of higher education institutions in India.

            The department has highley qualified and experienced faculty members who are actively involved both in academics and researchCore Research areas of the departments are Medical Biotechnology, Microbial Biotechnology, Chemical biology, Cancer Biology, Plant and Animal Biotechnology,  Nanobiotechnology, Microbial and plant metabolites, Insilco drug designing, Biofuel technology and Bioprocess Technology.

Department has more than 220+ publications in peer reviewed international journals with high impact factor and  around 4500+ citations. Recently, we have received significant funding from DBT, DST, VGST, UGC, ICMR, SERB etc., to a tune of 2.0 crores, which has helped us to set up a modern cutting edge facility for biotechnology research.. More than 15 scholars are pursuing PhD program and 21 PhDs are awarded till date.

Biotechnology Department provides adequate facility to conduct research and has state of art labs infrastructure. Laboratory facilities includes, Plant and Animal Cell Tissue Culture lab, Microbial Technology Lab, Bio- Engineering lab, Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering Lab,Computational lab and an exclusive Research lab. Along with the laboratory facility department also has Digital Class rooms, Department Library and Seminar hall.

These are exciting and challenging times for Biotechnologists. Modern biotechnology, impactsa wide range of domains such as the manufacture of targeted pharmaceuticals as well as in the making of enzymes for food industry and for washing our clothes. With increasing knowledge of the cell and its functioning at the genetic level, biotechnologists are now on the lookout for answers to prevent life threatening diseases like the present Pandemic – COVID, to meet the ever increasing energy and food requirements of ever-growing population and also to decipher the environmental problems that threaten our very existence on this planet. The diversity of challenges that Biotechnology tackle is reflected in the research activities of the faculty of Biotechnology Department. The department has established International research collaboration and interactions with, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, National University of Singapore, Singapore, Agriculture Research Service, USDA, Maryland, USA, University of Illinois, Chicago, USA, Siberian Federal University, Siberia, Russia, CFTRI Mysore, DFRL Mysore, University of Mysore and many more.

The Department has established strong industry interaction for student academic project work and internships with Biocon India Ltd, Bangalore, Bacardi Pvt. Ltd., Anthem Biosciences, Bangalore, Bhat Biotech, Bangalore, Agilent Technologies Ltd, Bangalore, CIPLA pharmaceuticals, Bangalore, Lab Land Biotech Pvt. Ltd., Mysore, Supreeme Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. Nanjungud, ProsettaConfermaticsPvt. Ltd, Mysore, Nestle India, Nanjangud, Zeus Biotech, Mysore. Renowned industrial experts actively participate in Department Advisory Board and provide insightful inputs on industrial applications and its relevance for inclusion in curriculum.

Department trains the students to solve practical biotechnological tasks and take on specialist and managerial roles. The department hosts a student’s association “Neogene” which provides an open platform for all the students to exhibit their skills. The curriculum also aims on relevant ethical, regulatory, social, ecological and economic environment. The students will develop skills to evaluate and communicate results from research and development.I invite you to explore our web site, https://jssstuniv.in/departments-bt/to learn more about our faculty, research facilities, students, educational programs and ongoing research projects.To learn more about these see what our students say below.

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• PEO 1- Function as competent biotech engineers and educators in a broad array of engineering disciplines.
• PEO 2- Exhibit industry readiness and to pursue higher studies and research in a competitive global environment.
• PEO 3- Demonstrate professional and entrepreneurial skills, ethical attitude, excellent communication skills and openness to continuous learning as an effective team member.

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• PSO 1– To generate employable Biotech engineers.
• PSO 2– To enhance sponsored research through excellence in scientific and technical education consultancy services in socially relevant areas and solve problems of national concern.
• PSO 3– To inculcate a spirit of entrepreneurship with intellectual capability to be a leader of global credibility.

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• Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
• Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
• Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
• Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
• Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
• The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
• Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
• Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities, and norms of the engineering practice.
• Individual and teamwork: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
• Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
• Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
• Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

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UG details	PG details	Research Programmes
B.E. (Biotechnology)	M.Tech. (Biotechnology) M.Sc. (Biotechnology)	Ph.D. (Biotechnology)

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Sl. No.	Category	Designation	Name of the Person
1	The Dean(s) of the Faculties	Ex-Officio Member	Dr. B. Manoj Kumar, Dean Academics Dr. S. B. Kivade, Dean Engineering and Technology
2	Head of the Dept.	Chairperson		Dr. K. R. Sanjay
3	All Professors of the Department	Members	1	Dr. N. Haraprasad
			2	Dr. Pallavi Vastrad (Adjunct Professor)
4	Two Senior Associate Professors of the concerned Department by rotation	Members	1	Dr. M. N. Nagendra Prasad
			2	Dr. S. Nanjunda Swamy
5	One Senior Assistant Professor of the concerned Department by rotation	Member		Ms. Lakshmi S
6	One External Subject Expert from any reputed Academic / Research Institution / Other Universities nominated by the Academic Council	Member	1                   2	Dr. K. Kemparaju Professor and Chairman Department of Studies in Biochemistry University of Mysuru Mysuru E.mail: kemparaj@biochemistry.uni-mysore.ac.in   Dr. K. S Girish Professor Department of Biochemistry Tumkur University Tumkur Mobile:9964080540 E.mail:ksgbaboo@gmail.com
7	One External subject expert   from any reputed Academic/Research Institutions/other Universities nominated by the Vice Chancellor upon recommendation by the Dean of respective faculty.	Member	1                 2	Dr. K. Ramachandra Kini Professor Department of Studies in Biotechnology University of Mysore Mysore Mobile: 9448128916 E.mail: krk@appbot.uni-mysore.ac.in Dr. M.Y. Sreenivasa Professor Department of Studies in Microbiology University of Mysore Mysore Mobile: 9449054480 E.mail: sreenivasamy@gmail.com
8	Two external members from concerned  industry/ Government Departments/ Public Sector undertakings/ allied area relating to placement, nominated by the Academic Council upon recommendation by the Dean of respective faculty.	Members	1 Dr. Raghavendra P Rao Principal Scientist Discovery science group The Himalay drug company Makali,Bangaluru Mobile:9916961318 E.mail: rprao_ari@yahoo.co.in   2. Mr. Prasad Shandliya B. R. General Manager Head of Analytical Research Development and Quality control Anthem Biosciences Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore Shandilya.prasad@gmail.com Mobile:9900115910   3. Dr. G. Shruthi Director and CEO Glimetomics Bioresolve Pvt Ltd # 77, P&R, Hootgalli Industrial Area Mysuru 570018 E.mail:shruthigovindaraju@glimetomics.com   4. Dr. Balasubramanya N. Masti Co-founder, HUM consulting services, Startup Mentor, Entrepreneur, Mantri enclave, Bannerghatta Road Bangaluru Mobile: 9980042258
9	One postgraduate meritorious alumnus, to be nominated by the Head of the Department.	Member	1	Ms Nivedita Dharwar Principal Scientist Biocon Research Limited Science and Technology Innovation Bommasandra Bangaluru 560099 Mobile: 9739310126 E.mail: niveditadharwar14@gmail.com
10	The Chairperson, Board of Studies, may with the approval of the Vice Chancellor, Co-opt as Members: a)    One external subject expert from reputed Academic/ Research Institution/Other Universities/Industry/ Government departments/ public sector undertakings, whenever special courses of studies are to be formulated.   b)    Two other members of faculty of the concerned Department.	Members	1                 2	Dr. Madhu G.M Professor Department of Chemical Engineering M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangaluru E:mail: gmmadhu@msrit.edu Phone: 080-23600822   Dr. Sudhir H Ranganath Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur Mobile: 9901699216
			1)	Dr. B.P Hema

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Quality Monitoring and Administration Committee (QMAC):

1.Dr. N Haraprasad

2.Dr. K.R. Sanjay

Teaching and Learning Committee (TLC):

1.Dr. Pallavi Vastrad

2.Dr. K.R. Sanjay

Academic Committee (AC):

1.Dr. M.N. Nagendra Prasad

2.Dr. K.R. Sanjay

Department Support Activities Committee (DSAC):

1.Mr. Ananda G.K

2.Ms. Shashi

Research & Development Committee (RDC):

1.Dr. M.N. Nagendra Prasad

2.Dr. S Nanjunda Swamy

Laboratory Development Committee (LDC):

1.Dr. N Haraprasad

2.Dr. S Nanjunda Swamy

Time table committee (TTC):

1.Dr. Hema B.P.

2.Dr. K.R. Sanjay

ERP committee:

1.Ms. Lakshmi S

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Sl. No.	Name of the Lab /Workshop	Carpet Area available (Sq ft)	Major equipment (> Rs. 50,000/-)
DEPARTMENT OF  BIOTECHNOLOGY
1	RESEARCH LAB	59.74	1. Thermal Cycler(PCR) 2. Vertical Deep Freezer(-20 deg) 3. Analytical  Electronic Balance 4. Rotary Flash Evaporator 5. Incubator Orbital Shaker 6. Digital Fluorescence Microscope 7. Nano Drop Flurospectrometer 8. UV-Vis Spectrophotometer ( TEQIP- II) 9. Liquid Nitrogen Container 10. LG Refrigerator (GL-217BSJV)
2	COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY LAB	111.49	1. Multimedia Projector with fixture & cable
3	MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & GENETIC EGG LAB (BCL)	126.12	1. Analytical Electronic Balance 2. Peristaltic pump 2nos 3. Deep Freezer(-86deg) 4. Refrigerated High speed Cooling centrifuge 5. pH. Meter 6. Constant temperature water bath 7. Shaking Water bath incubator with Digital Display 8. Table Top Centrifuge 9. LG Refrigerator (GL-217BSJV)
4	CELL AND TISSUE CULTURE LAB	99.75	1. Water purification System 2. Plant Growth Chamber 3. Horizontal Laminar Air flow Chamber 4. Vertical Laminar Air Flow Chamber 5. Membrane Filtration System 6. Precision Balance 7. LG Refrigerator (GL-217BSJV) 8. Air Jacketed Carbon Dioxide Incubator(TEQIP-III) 9. Liquid Nitrogen container(TEQIP-II) 10. Gel Doc EZ System(TEQIP-II)
5	MICROBIAL TECHNOLOGY  LAB	163.87	1. Auto Clave Vertical 2. Fermenter System 3. Incubator Shaker With Illumination 4. Quartz Double Distillation Unit + Electronic Relay + Softener 5. pH. meter 6. Horizontal Laminar Air flow Chamber 7. Digital Research Micro scope 8. Probe Sonicator 9. LG Refrigerator (GL-217BSJV) 10. Submarine Gel Electrophoresis System with Power pack (TEQIP-II) 11. Digital Controlled Incubator(TEQIP-II) 12. All in One Digital Microscope(TEQIP-II) 11. Photo Bio-reactor 12. UV-Vis Spectrophotometer ( KRS Project)
6	BIOENGINEERING LAB	165.24	1. pH. Control Trainer 2. Level Measurement Trainer 3. Pressure Process Controller 4. Tubular Bowl Centrifuge 5. Flow Process controller

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SL. NO	Name	Qualification	Area of Specialization	Designation	Date of Joining	Nature of Association (Regular/Contract/Adjunct)
1	Dr. K.R.Sanjay	M.Sc. PhD	Microbial Biotechnology, Nano Biotechnology	Associate Professor & Head	30/04/2007	Regular
2	Dr. N. Haraprasad	M.Sc. PhD	Medical Biotechnology	Professor and Dean (QAA)	8/10/2003	Regular
3	Dr. M. N. Nagendra Prasad	M.Sc. PhD	Medical Biotechnology Nanotechnology Life-style disease management	Professor and DCOE	26/04/2007	Regular
4	Dr. S. Nanjunda Swamy	M.Sc. PhD	Chemical Biotechnology Medical Biotechnology	Professor and President of IIC	22/05/2007	Regular
5	Dr. Hema B.P	M.Sc. PhD	Plant Biotechnology and Bioinformatics	Associate Professor	14/06/2007	Regular
6	Lakshmi .S	M.Tech (PhD)	Chemical Engineering	Assistant Professor	27/08/2007	Regular
7	Dr. Pallavi Vastrad	M.Sc. PhD	Genetic Engineering	Adjunct Professor	4/08/2011	Adjunct
8	Ms. Krithika A	M.Tech	Biotechnology	Assistant Professor	06/08/2014	Contract
9	Dr. Rashmi V	M. Tech., Ph.D.	Biotechnology Nanotechnology Plant Biotechnology	Assistant Professor	28/11/2022	Contract
10	Dr. Souparnika H.M	MSc,PhD	Medical Biotechnology, Food and Nutritional Biotechnology	Assistant Professor (Contractual)	8/03/2023	Contract

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Sl No	Name	Designation
01	Bhaskar R	Instructor
02	Kavana M O	Instructor
03	Yashashwini H P	Instructor
04	Manjunath N	Assistant Instructor
05	Madesh N	Assistant Instructor
06	Ananda G K	Mechanic
07	Linganna G	Helper
08	Shashi	Attender

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Name of the Department: Biotechnology
List of Recognised Ph.D. Guides
Sl.No.	Name	Designation	Qualification	Experience in years	Areas of Research Interest
1	Dr. K. R. Sanjay	Associate Professor and HOD	M.Sc, Phd	21	Microbial Biotechnology, Nanobiotechnology
2	Dr. N. Haraprasad	Professor	M.Sc, Phd	26	Biotechnology, Medical Biotechnology, Biosimilars, Plant Pathology
3	Dr. M. N. Nagendra Prasad	Associate Professor	M.Sc, Phd	21	Medical Biotechnology, NanoBiotechnology
4	Dr. S. NanjundaSwamy	Associate Professor	M.Sc, Phd	21	Medical Biotechnology, Chemical Biology
5	Dr. B. P.  Hema	Assistant Professor	M.Sc, Phd	20	Plant Biotechnology

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Research Publications:

1. Rambod Barzigar, Nanjundappa Haraprasad, Basaralu Yadurappa Sathish Kumar, Mohammad Javad Mehran. Cloning and Expression of Vacuolating Cytotoxin A (VacA) Antigenic Protein in Nicotiana benthamiana Leaves a Potential Source of the Vaccine against Helicobacter pylori. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation. 2021;11(1):88-93. Impact Factor: 4.845, Web of Science Indexed Journal
2. Azadirachta indica Juss (Neem) as a contraceptive: An evidence-based review on its pharmacological efficiency. Shashank M Patil., Prithvi S Shirahatti., Chandana Kumari., Ramith Ramu and Nagendra Prasad M N., Sandeep Kumar.,Phytomedicine.https://doi.org/10.1016/j.phymed.2021.153596 Impact factor 5.3
3. Bio absorption of Oxybenzene using bio absorbent prepared from raw wastes of Zea mays and comparative study by using commercially available activated carbon. Lakshmi S., Syed Baker., Chandan S., Ashwini Prasad., Asad Syed., Najat M., Shiv Prasad., Al-Kherif., Darshan, Abdallah., Elgorban and Nagendra Prasad. M. NSaudi Journal of Biological Science. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sjbs.2021.03.012 Impact factor 2.
4. Chemical synthesis, in vitro biological evaluation and theoretical investigations of transition metal complexes derived from 2-(((5- mercapto-1H-pyrrol-2-yl)imino)methyl)6-methoxyphenol. Vinusha., Shivaprasad.,  Muneera Begum., Chandan., Ramith Ramu., Prithvi Shirahatti., Nagendra Prasad M N., Ravindra., Joauin Ortega., Juan Frau, Norma Flores and Daniel Glossman.Journal of Molecular Structure.Journal of Molecular Structure. Impact factor 2
5. Antitumor potential of green synthesized ZnONPs using root extract of Withania somnifera against breast cancer cell line.Shiva Prasad., Shashank Prasad., Ravindra Veerapur., Ghada Lamraoui., Ashwini Prasad., Nagendra Prasad M N., Sandeep Kumar., Najat., Asad Syed and Chandan S. Separations.https://doi.org/10.3390/separations8010008. Impact factor 8
6. Serine protease from Indian Cobra venom: its anticoagulant property and effect on human fibrinogen . N. Neema , Vivek Hamse Kameshwar , Zohara Nafeesa , Divya Kumar , Priya Babu Shubha , M. N. Nagendra Prasad & Shivananju Nanjunda Swamy. Toxin Reviews. doi:10.1080/15569543.2020.1855656 2021. Impact factor 3.84
7. Supreetha, S. Bindya, P. Deepika, H.M. Vinusha, B.P. Hema(2021), Characterization and biological activities of synthesized citrus pectin-MgO nanocomposite,Results in Chemistry,Volume 3,100156,ISSN 2211-7156, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rechem.2021.100156.
8. Aparna Bettaiah and HemaBommanamane Prabhushankar(2021) Screening of Novel Source for Genistein by Rapid and Sensitive UPLC-APCI-TOF Mass Spectrometry, International Journal of Food Science, Volume 2021 |ArticleID 5537917 | https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/5537917, 

9. Aparna B and Hema B P(2021) Preliminary Screening and Quantification of Flavonoids in Selected Seeds of Apiaceae by UV-Visible Spectrophotometry with Evaluation Study on Different Aluminium Chloride Complexation Reaction.
10. Lakshmi G.L, Shruti Dasgupta, Mohammed Salman, Sanjay K. R (2021) Diabetes or obesity; major effector of altered levels of Ghrelin, and Leptin. International journal of scientific research, Vol 10 Issue 09, DOI : 10.36106/ijsr.
11. Venkatasubbaiah Rashmi, Hema Bommanamane Prabhushankar& Konasur Rajesh Sanjay, (2021). Centella asiatica callus mediated biosynthesis of silver nanoparticles, optimization using central composite design, and study on their antioxidant activity, Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture (PCTOC). 10.1007/s11240-021-02086-3: Impact Factor 2.7
12. RashmiVenkatasubbaiah, Prakash Kumar Jha, and Konasur Rajesh Sanjay (2021).Centellaasiatica crop residue fabricated silver nanoparticles as potentantioxidant agents in photo-catalytic degradation of hazardous dyes. Chemical Engineering communications, Taylor and Francis https://doi.org/10.1080/00986445.2021.1931146. Impact factor 1.8
13. Venkatasubbaiah Rashmia , Kanchana Vb , Jha Prakash Kumara and Konasur Rajesh Sanjaya Can Machine Learning and Nanotechnology Help the Fight Against the Current COVID-19 Crisis?, Review article, Current Nanoscience, 2021, Vol. 17. Impact Factor 1.8
14. ,Shivaprasad., RamithRamu., PrithviShirahatti., Nagendra Prasad M N and Muneera Begum. 2020. Chemical synthesis, Spectral characterization and Biological investigations of novel Triazole-Based Schiff base ligand and its transition complexes. Letters in Applied NanoBioscience. 9(3) 1372-1388.
15. Baker Syed.Nagendra Prasad M N., Raghuraj Singh., Mohan K and Satish S. 2020. Development of bioconjugatednono-molecules against targeted microbial pathogens for enhanced bactericidal activity. Materials Chemistry and Physics. DOI: http;//doi.org/10.1016/j.matchmephys.2020.122292.
16. Ashwini Prasad., GovindarajuShruthi., Sushma P., Anisha S Jain., Chandan, Nagendra Prasad M.N., Shiva Prasad., Chandrashekar s and Chandan S. 2020. Helocobacterpylori  Infection : A Bioinformatic Approach. International Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research. 11(1). 1000-15.
17. Baker Syed., Nikhil Karthik., ,  NaliniBisht., Ashwini Prasad., Satish S  and Nagendra Prasad M N. 2019. Phyto-biologic bimetallic nanoparticles bearing antibacterial activity against human pathogens.  Journal of King Saud University -31(793-803). Science.10: DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/jksu.2018.01.008.
18. Ashwini Prasad., Aishwarya Devi., Nagendra Prasad M.N.,FarhanZameer., GovindarajuShruthi and Chandan S. 2019. Phyto anti-biofilm elicitors as potential inhibitors of Helicobacter pylori. 3Biotech. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13205-019-1582-2
19. ,Shivaprasad., Revanasidappa., RamithRamu., PrithviShiorahatti., Nagendra Prasad M N.,Chandrashekar and Muneera Begum. 2019. Preparation, Spectral characterization and Biological applications of Schiff base ligand and its transition metal complexes. Results in Chemistry. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rechem.2019.100012 2211-7156 .
20. Raghunandan P., Nagendra Prasad M N and NanjundaSwamy S. 2019. Dietary carotenoids in managing metabolic syndrome and role of PPARs in the process. Current Nutrition and Food Science. 15 (1-9).
21. Ashwini Prasad., Syed Baker. Nagendra Prasad M.N.,Aishwarya Devi., Satish S., FarhanZameer., and Chandan S. 2019. Phytogeneic synthesis of nanobactericides for anti-biofilm activity against human pathogen pylori .SpringerNature. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42452-019-0362-2
22. Prithvi,S., Ramith,R., NanjundaSwamy., Joseph Kingston and Nagendra Prasad. M. N. 2019. Monitoring progression of die-back pathogen Phomopsisazadirachtaein Neem seedlings. Indian Phytopathology.72(139-146).
23. Baker Syed., Nagendra Prasad M N., Mohan Kumar K and   Satish S. 2018. Bioconjugatednano-bactericidal complex for potent activity against human and phytopathogens with concern of global drug resistant crisis. Science of the Total Environment. 637-638/ 274-281.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.sciotenv.2018.04.405.
24. Lakshmi S., Shashidhara G.M., Madhu G.M., Rhea Muthappa.,VivekHamse and Nagendra Prasad. M. N. . 2018. Characterization of peroxidase enzyme and detoxification of Phenols using peroxidase enzyme obtained from Zea maize L Waste. Applied Water Science. 8: 207. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13201-018-0820-9
25. Baker Syed., PrithviBhat., , Nikhil Karthik., D.F. Rakimova., Aishwarya Devi., Ashwini Prasad., Satish.S., NanjundaSwamy S and Nagendra Prasad M N. 2018. Phytobiological mediated production of nanoparticles from Garciniaindica and their bactericidal potential.  Journal of Biologically Active products from Nature. 8(3) 154-161.
26. Ramith,R., Prithvi,S., Anilakumar., Shivasharanappa., , Dhananjay and Nagendra Prasad, M.N. 2017. Investigation of nutitional quality and Global antioxidant response of Banana (Musa sp. Var. Nanjangud Rasa Bale) Pseudostem and flower.  Pharmacognosy Research. S74-83.
27. Ramith, R., Prithvi,S., Sreesha B., Varsha Reddy and Nagendra Prasad, M.N. 2017. Impact of active compounds isolated from Banana (Musa sp. Var. Nanjangud Rasa Bale) flower and pseudostem towards cytoprotective and DNA protection activities . International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. 9:10. DOI :http://dx.doi.org/10.22159/ijpps.2017v9i10.201560.
28. Ramith,R., Prithvi,S., Dhanabal, S.P., FarhanZameer., Dhananjay and Nagendra Prasad, M.N. 2017. Investigation of anti-hyperglycemic activity of Banana (Musa sp. Var. Nanjangud Rasa Bale) flower in normal and Diabetic Rats. Pharmacognosy Magazine.
29. Baker Syed., Tatiana Volova., Svetlana V PrudnikovaSatish S and Nagendra Prasad M.N 2017. Nanoagroparticles emerging trends and future prospect in modern agriculture system. Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology. 53:10-17.
30. Baker Syed.,Nagendra Prasad M.N, Mohan Kumar., Dhananjaya B.L and Satish S. 2017. Endo-symbiont mediated synthesis of gold nanobactericides and their activity against human pathogenic bacteria. Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology. 52:143-149.
31. Charith Raj., Chenappa G., PoornachandraRao., Sreenivasa M Y., Maheshwara P K.,Nagendra Prasad M N   and Sano. 2017. Molecular diversity among viriods infecting chrysanthemum in India. Virus Genes.DOI 10.1007/s11262-017-1468-5.
32. Baker Syed., NaliniBist, PrithviBhat., Nikhil Karthik., Ashwini Prasad., Dhananjaya B.L., Satish S., Haraprasad and Nagendra Prasad M N. 2017. Phytogenic synthesis of nanoparticles from Irhizophora mangle and their bactericidal potential with DNA damage activity. Nano-structures & Nano-objects .10: 112-115.
33. , Monisha P., Chandrashekar S., Shiva Prasad K., Nagendra Prasad M N., Ashwini Prasad and Chandan S. 2017. Bactericidal property of Clerodendrumpaniculatumand Sarcaashokaagainst multi drug resistant bacteria, restoring the faith in herbal medicine. IJPSR.8(9) 3863-3871.
34. VenkatasubbaiahRashmi, JhaPrakash Kumar, Konasur Rajesh Sanjay (2020) Mathematical eroxidi and optimization studies of photo-mediated 4 green synthesis of 2 hydroxy 4 methoxybenzaldehyde conjugated silver 5 nanoparticles using Decalepishamiltonii: A note on antioxidant and 6 nano-catalytic activity, Meterials today Proceedings, ELSEVIER https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2020.09.833
35. RashmiVenkatasubbaiah, Sanjay Konasur Rajesh (2020) Food processing and fermentation studies on reduction of phytic acid in triticumaestivum and sorghum bicolor (l.). Journal of microbiology, biotechnology and food sciences, 10 (2) 166-169.
36. Aishwarya&K. R. Sanjay (2020) Escherichia coli based synthesis of Cadmium sulfide nanoparticles, characterization, antimicrobial and cytotoxicity studies. Brazilian Journal of Microbiology. Available online, https://doi.org/10.1007/s42770-020-00238-9. IF:2.85
37. Sudarshan B L, Sanjay K R, Hemanth Kumar K, Ilaiyaraja N, FarhathKhanum (2020).In vitro and in vivo studies on hexane fraction of Nitzschiapalea a freshwater diatom for oxidative damage protective and anti-inflammatory response. Brazilian Journal of Pharmocgnacy, https://doi.org/10.1007/s43450-020-00008-6, Accepted for publication IF:1.75
38. Sudarshan B L, Maheshwar P K, Priya P S, Sanjay K R. (2019) Volatile and phenolic compounds in freshwater diatom Nitzschiapaleaas a potential oxidative damage protective and anti-inflammatory source. Phcog Mag;15:228-236. IF: 1.3
39. Aishwarya&K. R. Sanjay (2018) Photodynamic therapy on skin melanoma and epidermoid carcinoma cells using conjugated 5- aminolevulinic acid with microbial synthesised silver nanoparticles, Journal of Drug Targeting, Apr;27(4):434-441,https://doi.org/10.1080/1061186X.2018.1531418. IF: 3.6.
40. S. Karthik, H. M. Manukumar, S. Sandeep, B. L. Sudarshan,  S. Nagashree,Al. Mallesha, K. P. Rakesh, K. R. Sanjay, P. Mallu  andHua-Li Qin (2018). Development of piperazine-1-carbothioamide chitosan silver nanoparticles (P1C-Tit*CagNPs) as a promising anti-inflammatory candidate: a molecular docking validation. MedChemCommunication. Apr 4;9(4):713-724. Doi: 10.1039/c7md00628d. I.F:2.7
41. Aishwarya&K. R. Sanjay (2018) Conjugation study of 5-aminolevulinic acid with microbial synthesized gold nanoparticles to evaluate its effect on skin melanoma and epidermoidarcinoma cell lines using photodynamic cancer therapy.Gold Bulletin ,51, Issue 1–2; 11–19 I.F2.3.
42. K. Maheshwar^*, R. Nandu, Sanjay K. R. Charith Raj Adkar-Purushothama, Charith Raj Adkar-Purushothama (2018), Investigation of Deoxynivalenol and its Associated Disturbances in Urine Creatinine,Asian journal of microbiology, biotechnology and environmental science, 20: Suppl. No.2; 204-212.
43. Sudarshan B. L, Sanjay K. R (2018). Optimization of Fermentation Conditions for Production of 1, 3-Dihydroxyacetone from Glycerol Obtained as a Byproduct during Biodiesel Production.Microbiology Research Journal.International25(3): 1-9, 2018; Article no.MRJI.17137.
44. Sowmya N ,Haraprasad N and Hema B P(2019) A Comparative Study on Phytochemical Evaluation of Peels of Citrus auriantum, Citrus maxima and Citrus sinensis using different solvent– Profiting Fruit Waste, IJRAR, 6:802-805
45. Sowmya N ,Haraprasad N and Hema BP (2019) Exploring the total flavonoid content of peels of Citrus auriantum, Citrus maxima and Citrus sinensis using different solvents and HPLC- analysis of flavonones – Naringin and Naringenin in peels of Citrus maxima. Pharma Innov. 8:12-17
46. ,S. Shashidhara, Madhu., Rhea muthappa., Vivek, Nagendra Prasad. 2018. Charecterization of eroxidise enzyme and detoxification of phenols using eroxidise enzyme obtained from Zea mays. L. waste. Applied Water Science. 8: 207.
47. Divya K, Vivek H K, Neema K N, B S Priya, S NanjundaSwamy “Purification and biochemical characterization of a novel secretory Dipeptidyl peptidase IV from porcine serum”Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, 71, 71–80, 2020
48. Divya K^, Vivek H K, B S Priya, S NanjundaSwamy“Rapid detection of DPP-IV activity in porcine serum: A fluorospectrometricassa”Analytical Biochemistry, 592,113557, 2020
49. Ramaiah, PriyaBabuShubha, HariPrasad, NanjundaSwamyShivananju
    1. “Novel synthesis of N-unsubstitutedimidazoles via the cycloaddition of N-(tert-butylsulfinyl)imines and TosMIC”Tetrahedron Letters, 61(14), 151705, 2020
50. Venkatesh B K, Raghunandan Purohith, S. NanjundaSwamy “Beneficial and Deleterious Roles of Oxygen and Reactive Oxygen Species in Healing of Cutaneous Wounds”
    121. International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Research,(Ijppr.Human), 15 (1): 108-121., 2019
51. Raghunandan P, Nagendra Prasad M N and NanjundaSwamy S Beneficial role of dietary carotenoids in managing Metabolic syndrome and association of PPARs in the processCurrent Nutrition and Food Science. DOI: https://doi.org/10.2174/157340131661906
52. Raghunandan P, Baskaran V, Priya B S and NanjundaSwamy S “Intestinal absorption of Astaxanthin and Fucoxanthin; role PPARg and SRB1 and modulation by selected PPARg ligands“ National Journal of Physiology Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 9(9), 834-841, 2019.
53. Manjunatha M. Ramaiah, NanjundaSwamyShivananju and PriyaBabuShubha “A Facile, Efficient and Solvent-Free Titanium (IV) Ethoxide Catalysed Knoevenagel Condensation of Aldehydes and Active Methylenes”Letters in Organic Chemistry, 17(02), 107-115, 2020
54. Manjunatha M. Ramaiah, NanjundaSwamyShivananju and PriyaBabuShubha “1,8-Diazabicyclo[5.4.0]undec-7-ene mediated formation of N-sulfinyl imines” Journal of Chemical Research , 44(1-2), 72-79, 2019
55. SindhooraBhargavi Gopala Reddy, Wei-Xin Chin, NanjundaSwamyShivananju
    1. “Dengue virus NS2 and NS4: Minor proteins, mammoth roles” Biochemical Pharmacology, 154:54–63, 2018
56. Bhat P, Kriel J, ShubhaPriya B, Basappa, ShivananjuNanjundaSwamy, Loos B “Modulating autophagy in cancer therapy: Advancements and challenges for cancer cell death sensitization” Biochemical Pharmacology.147:170-182, 2018
57. RanjithSiddaraj, Raghu Ningegowda, NanjundaSwamyShivananju, BabuShubhaPriyaA mild and efficient method for the deprotection of trimethylsilyl alkynes using sodium ascorbate and copper sulphate. European Journal of Chemistry, 9(4), 317-321, 2018
58. RanjithSiddaraj, ShivarajaGovindaiah, Raghu Ningegowda, NanjundaSwamyShivananju, BabuShubhaPriya A novel and expeditious synthesis of oxazolidinone drugs linezolid and eperezolid. European Journal of Chemistry, 9(4), 353-359, 2018
59. Shankara H Nanjegowda, Manasa G Papanna, Raghunandan Purohith, Bharathi TR, Prakash HS, Mallu P, NanjundaSwamyShivananju “ Metabolite Profiling of Fruit and Seed Extracts of GarciniaXanthochymus Using RP-HPLC-ESI-Q-TOF-MS and Progenesis QI”Current Metabolomics, 6(3), 188-200, 2018
60. Baker Syed, Prithvi S Bhat, NaliniBisht , R. Nikhil Karthik , DavronovnFarangis-Rakhimova , Aishwarya T. Devi , Ashwini Prasad , S. Satish , S. NanjundaSwamy , M.N. Nagendra Prasad “Phytobiological Mediated Production of Silver Nanoparticles from Garciniaindicaand Their Bactericidal Potential”Journal of Biologically Active Products from Nature, 8:3,154-161, 2018
61. N. Hemalatha , Dr. S. Mahesh , S. NanjundaSwamy, M. Sahana Electrochemical degradation of a real silk textile wastewater using iron electrodes IOSR Journal of Applied Chemistry, (IOSR-JAC) , e-ISSN: 2278-5736 , 11(6), 93-100, 2018
62. N. Hemalatha, S. Mahesh , S. Nanjundaswamy, M. Sahana, “Removal of Organics from Real Silk Textile Wastewater using Electrochemical Coagulation”Journal of Indian Waterworks Association (IWWA), Indian Waterworks Association ISSN 0970-275X, 10(1), 40-46, 2018
63. N. Hemalatha, S. Mahesh, S. NanjundaSwamy, M. Sahana Hybrid dual treatment of real textile wastewater using electrochemical treatment (ECT) and membrane bioreactor (MBR) and sludge aspects Desalination and Water Treatment, Accepted, 2018
64. Neema K N, NarasimhaSwamy, Priya B S, S NanjundaSwamy. “Potential anticancer activity of Indian cobra (Najanaja) venom components on Human Cancer Cell Lines” ”International Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Research, 13(1), 380-386, 2018

Details of Book chapters published

1. Microbiology Multiple – Choice Questions (MCQ’s) for NEET & NET examinations, Chetan DM, Nanjunda Swamy S, Harshini Ullal Devi, Ravi Kumar Patil H. IP Innovative Publications
   Ltd (2021). Page 1-163, ISSN NO 9789388022873

2. COVID-19: The siege of humans with the invisible microbial world.(2020) Syed Baker, Olga PerianovaSatish.S , Nagendra Prasad M.N , Elena Saveleva , Rukosueva Tatiana , Harini B.P , Raghuraj Singh Chauhan , Khokhlova Olga , Anna Savitskaya , PotkinaNadezhda. Covid-19: Pandemic update, Royal publishers-International. Page 4-21.
3. The untapped role of Ayurveda and Indian medicine to combat Covid-19. (2020) Syed Baker, Raghuraj Singh ChauhanSatish.S, Nagendra Prasad M.N. Covid-19: Pandemic update, Royal publishers-International. Page 285-295.
4. Phyto-Nano-Antimicrobials: Synthesis, Characterization, Discovery, and Advances. (2020).PankajSatapathy, Aishwarya S, Rashmi M Shetty, AkshayaSimha N, Dhanapal G, Aishwarya Shree R, AntaraBiswas, Kounaina K, Anirudh G. Patil, Avinash MG, Aishwarya T Devi, ShubhaGopal, Nagendra Prasad MN,Veena SM, Hudeda SP, Muthuchelian K, Sunil S. More, GovindappaMelappa, FarhanZameer . Frontiers in Anti-infective Drug Discovery, Bentham Science International Publishers, Singapore, Chapter 5, Vol 8, page no. 1-35. (In Press).
5. Nutraceutical Attributes of Tamarindusindica L. – Devils’ Tree with Sour Date (2020).Aishwarya S, Kounaina Khan, AnirudhGururajPatil, PankajSatapathy, Aishwarya T Devi, Avinash MG, Veena SM, ShubhaGopal, Nagendra Prasad MN,Muthucheliyan K, ShivaprasadHudeda, FarhanZameer, Sunil S. More. Science of Spices & Herbs, Bentham Science International Publishers, Singapore (In Press).
6. Synthetic Gutomics: Deciphering the Microbial Code for Futuristic Diagnosis and Personalized Medicine (2019).PankajSatapathy, Kounaina K, AishwaryaTripurasundari Devi, Anirudh G. Patil, Avinash MG, ShubhaGopal, Nagendra Prasad MN,Veena SM, KakarlaRaghava Reddy, Raghu AV, Huded SP, Sunil S. More, FarhanZameer. For the Book “Methods in Microbiology”. Elsevier Publishers, Chapter 9, page no: 197-226.
7. Nanoagromaterials: Influence on Plant growth and Crop Protection (2019). Syed baker, SreedharamurthySateesh, Nagendra Prasad, RaghuramChauhan. Industrial Applications of Nanomaterials. Elsevier Publishers. DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-815749-7.00012-8
8. Antihyperglycemic Effects of Azadirachtaindica (Neem): An overview (2018).RamithRamu, Prithvi S Shirahatti, Nagendra Prasad MN, Dhananjaya BL, Yashovarma B. Recent Progress in Medicinal Plants, Stadium Press LLC, U.S.A., Vol 45, Page 437-474.

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1. Webinar on “Intellectual property avenues and career opportunities in Biotech and Pharma sector” by by Ms. RemyaThilakan of Nova Novortis, Bengaluru – 2nd May 2020
2. Webinar on “How should we conduct in the current COVID-19 pandemic situation by Dr. T N Bhavanishankar, Director Sheveron Innovation center, Mysuru on 5^th May 2020.
3. Organized Five days online faculty development programme on “Cyber-security: ways to safe guard everyone from cyber crime” from 3^rd to 7^th August 2020 organized by JSS Science and Technology University under TEQIP phase III
4. Webinar on “Recent trends in cancer Immunotherapy and application to COVID -19” by Dr.KirthanaSindhe, Scietific officer, Zumator technologies on on 28^th April 2020.
5. Conducted the webinar on “Antibody therapeutics and development Roadmap” by Dr. Priyaranjan Pattanaik on 8^th June 2020.
6. Conducted the webinar on “Live cell imaging” by Dr. K N. Ganesh, National manager, Olympus Medical systems India Pvt Ltd.on 12^th May 2020.
7. Conducted webinar on Data Science- Changing Healthcare by Ms. Sampreetha Hebli, Senior Manager-CRM, Covance, Bengaluru on 9^th May 2020.
8. Conducted webinar on “”Intellectual Property: Avenues and career opportunity in Biotech and Pharma sectors” by Ms. Remya Thilakan of Nova Novortis, Bengaluru – 2nd May 2020
9. Organized Webinar from Department of Biotechnology, JSSSTU, on “ Antibody Therapeutics- Discovery and Development Roadmap” delivered by Dr. Priyaranjan Pattanaik on 8/006/2020

 

Workshops/Seminars conducted

 

1. Organized two days hands on training programme on Deciphering Bimolecular Liasion using Bioinformatics – OMIC drive on 15^th and 16^thFeb 2019 at Department of Biotechnology, JSS Science and Technology University, Mysore.
2. Organized two days hands on training programme on Molecular biology and Genetic Engineering Techniques on 3^rd and 4^th April 2019 at Department of Biotechnology, JSS Science and Technology University, Mysore.
3. Organized two days hands on training programme on Bioanalytics exemplifying the code of life” 14^rd& 15^th September 2019, at Information science and Engineering, JSS Science and Technology University, Mysore.
4. Organized International work shop on “Embracing Industry 4.0 Revolution: Bio-imaging Trends and Applications in Life Sciences” from 23-25 Oct, 2019 at department of Information Science and Engineering , JSS Science and Technology University
5. Convener: one Day National Symposium with multidisciplinary approach entitled “Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Biotechnology” in collaboration with Stellenbosch University on 26^th Oct, 2019
6. Organized online 5day FDP on cybersecurity: ways to protect everyone against cybercrime” as TEQIP -III initiative from 3^rd-7^th Aug 2020.
7. Organized Finishing school on career opportunities in Biotechnology for final year students as TEQIP III initiative from Oct-Nov 2019.

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