Department of Biochemistry is at the heart of this University and provides a feather to the University by offering tremendous potential in basic as well as applied sciences. Department of Biochemistry, Central University of Rajasthan came into existence in July 2012 under the School of Life Sciences.  Course curriculm is alligned with education, research and innovation to warrant efficient addressal of societal needs and at same time ensuring employment of skilled graduates for nation building.This learning would develop their reasoning power and train them for career in research as well as to qualify various national and international level examinations. Students have opportunity to present innovative research proposal in the department research actvity.  This will provide training to students to accquire scientific skills and personality development. The department also envisions extending in the field of biochemical broad areas which includes Cancer Biology, Host-pathogen interaction, Infectious Diseases, Drug Discovery, Vaccine design, Plant Biology and Nanobiotechnology. The department is boosted by highly qualified talented faculties with PhD training from prestigious Institutions/Universities like All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi; Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur; University of Hyderabad; Banaras Hindu University; Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Jawaharlal Nehru University, RMIT University, Australlia. The research activity of the department has been supported by various funding agencies (i.e., Indo-Russia, Indo-Germany, DST, DBT, UGC, CSIR, ICMR). Research output of the department has been recognised by various national academy like Indian National Science Academy (INSA-Young Scientist Award), Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR-Award), National Academy Agricultural Science (NAAS-Young Scientist Award), and Indian Science Congress etc. The master students of the department have been qualified various national level examinations like CSIR-JRF, UGC-JRF, GATE etc and pursuing higher studies in various national ( IISc,IGIB, AIIMS, CCMB, IMTech, IITs, NCCS, JNCSAR, CDFD etc) and international institutes ( e.g., USA, Germany, Poland, South Korea, Taiwan, Netherlands). Department offers Int. M.Sc. five years, M.Sc. 2 years and Ph.D. and student get admitted through all India basis CUET examinations. Our classrooms are well equipped with modern facilities for teaching which includes LED projector, white board, regular board and digital board. Our laboratory is equipped with  various instruments needed for the basic and applied research which includes  multimode plate reader, centrifuge, incubator, nanodrop spectrophotometer, deep fridge (-800C, -1500C), Laminar hoods, Ice machine, BSL-2 cabinets, Compound and Inverted microscopes, and facilty for animal cell culture, bacterial cell culture and bioinformatics work.

In brief, students are equipped with highly advanced research oriented learning through a well-designed course curriculum and teachings given by exceptionally qualified and committed faculty trained in reputed national and international institutes. Faculty members having diverse research and teaching expertise both in health and plant sciences show right directions to students/scholars for various societal needs. Research based training along with research publications supported by well-established faculty laboratories enriched with extramural funding promotes students to get opportunity for higher studies in various reputed national and international institutes.

Objectives of the department: 

  • Acquisition of fundamental knowledge to enhance understanding of biological science, development of scientific attitude, nurturing curiosity and creativity and promoting problem solving skills.
  • To impart students with conceptual knowledge and experimental skills  that enable them to experience the biochemical intricacies of different life forms.
  • To inculcate the curiosity and passion to pursue a career in teaching and research in basic and applied biochemistry.
  • To impart hands on training in basic as well as advanced techniques in the Biochemical and Analytical sciences.
  • To encourage interdisciplinary learning by giving option to students for audit courses offered by other Schools/Departments.

  • To promote research pertaining to cancer, infectious diseases, drug discovery, genomics & proteomics, plant genome editing  and cellular signalling.

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M. Sc. Biochemistry

Objectives of the program:

The Students of M.Sc. Biochemistry programme will learn experimentally and theoretically about the chemistry of biological phenomenon of living organisms. The course aims to provide the skills of identifying scientific issues, developing hypothesis based on literature, designing experiments and displaying results for betterment of mankind.

To provide high quality research oriented teaching that trained them to qualify various national and international competitive examinations like CSIR, & UGC NET-JRF, ICMR-JRF, GATE, abroad PhD entrance exam and industries.

Intake and eligibility:

25 students with Bachelor’s degree with Biochemistry/ Zoology/ Botany/ Life Sciences/ Microbiology/ Genetics/ Biotechnology/Medicine/Pharmacy/any other discipline of Biological sciences as one of the main subjects and Chemistry as one of the optional subjects at least for One year or Two semesters with minimum 50% of marks or equivalent grade in aggregate for general category and 45% or equivalent grade for SC/ST/OBC/PWD candidates.

Integrated M. Sc. Biochemistry

Objectives of the program:

The students of integrated M.Sc. Biochemistry programme will acquire fundamental knowledge in the diverse biological subjects along with gaining of basic concept in various relevant interdisciplinary subjects including chemistry, mathematics and physics. In addition, the Students will learn experimentally and theoretically about the chemistry of biological phenomenon of living organisms.  The course aims to provide the skills of identifying scientific issues, developing hypothesis based on literature, designing experiments and displaying results for betterment of mankind.

To encourage interdisciplinary learning of students and promoted them to be a future leader in biological science.   

Intake and eligibility: 33 students with 10+2 in Science stream or equivalent of any recognized board in India with Biology as one of the optional subjects having 50% marks or equivalent grade in aggregate  for general category and 45% or equivalent grade for SC/ST/OBC/PWD candidates.

Doctor of Philosophy

Objectives of the program:

The research scholars of Ph.D. Biochemistry programme will acquire fundamental and molecular insights in the recent advancement of biological chemistry along with various thrust research areas with simultaneous enhancement of knowledge in framing new research proposal and scientific writing. During this training period, students will get a strong exposer to learn various basic and modern research techniques along with gaining a self-confidence to be an independent researcher and critical thinker.    

To motivate students for high quality research for sustainable health and social welfare.

Intake and eligibility:

5-10 students and eligibility  Master degree with Biochemistry/Microbiology/ Biotechnology/Zoology/Botany/relevant discipline)

Phd Students

SN

Name

(PhD awarded)

Supervisor

Research Area

1.

Ankit Sharma

 

Chandi C. Mandal

Assessment of cellular cholesterol and the effect of cold exposure on breast cancer growth and metastasis

2.

Suresh Kumar

Chandi C. Mandal

Investigate the role of diabetes in breast cancer bone metastasis and its underlying mechanism.

3.

Tanu Sharma

Chandi C. Mandal

Effect of Omega-3 fatty acid in osteoblast-like differential on breast cancer cell and microcalcification.

4.

Privita Verma

Vishvanath Tiwari

Characterization and structure-based drug designing of the efflux pumps of Acinetobacter baumannii

5.

Deepika Biswas

Vishvanath Tiwari

Proteomics based study of Acinetobacter baumannii in detoxification of disinfectants

6.

Monalisa Tiwari

Kiran Kumar Tejavath

Antimicrobial activity of medicinal plants and nanomaterials

7.

Rajan Kumar Pandey

Vijay Kumar Prajapati

Chemotherapy of Visceral leishmaniasis

8.

Vandana Solanki

Vishvanath Tiwari

Interaction study of ESKAPE pathogen with human host for finding the therapeutics

9.

Hemlata

Kiran Kumar Tejavath

Evaluation of anticancer activity of medicinal plants

10.

Rupal Ojha

Vijay Kumar Prajapati

Development of vaccine against

Visceral leishmaniasis infection

11.

Shreetama Bandyopadhayaya

Chandi C. Mandal

 

 

Role of cold induced genes in breast cancer

Regular

Dr. Bhawana Bissa

Assistant Professor

M.Sc. (Biochemistry), Ph.D. (Biochemistry; AIIMS, New Delhi), Postdoctoral Training: Ohio State University, Columbus, USA; University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, USA

bhawana.bissa@curaj.ac.in

9352061667

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Prof. Chandi C. Mandal

Professor, Head & Dean

M.Sc. (Biochemistry; Calcutta University), Ph.D. (Biotechnology; IIT-Kharagpur), Postdoctoral Training (University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Texas, USA), CPRIT Fellowship (USA-Govt.); ASBMR Young Investigator Award

ccmandal@curaj.ac.in

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Dr. Dipak Gayen

Assistant Professor

M.Sc. (Biochemistry; Calcutta University), Ph.D. (Biochemistry; Calcutta University), Postdoctoral Training (NIPGR, New Delhi; Cornell University, Ithaca, USA), INSA-Young Scientist, NASI-Young Scientist, Fulbright Fellow, Member-NASI.

dipak.gayen@curaj.ac.in

9836079405

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Dr. Hemant Daima

Associate Professor

hemant.daima@curaj.ac.in

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Dr. Kiran Kumar Tejavath

Assistant Professor

M.Sc. (Biochemistry), Ph.D. University of Hyderabad

kirankumar@curaj.ac.in

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Prof. Sanjib Kumar Panda

Professor

M.Sc.(Gold Medalist),M.Phil.,Ph.D.,D.Sc.(Utkal University),JSPS Fellow (JAPAN),BOYSCAST Fellow,University of California, Riverside,JSPS-BRIDGE Fellow, JSPS Invitation Fellow.IUSSTF Fellow at UNC, Chapel Hill,USA & OSU,USA, INSA visiting Scientist, GERMANY

sanjib.panda@curaj.ac.in

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Dr. Shiv Swaroop

Assistant Professor

M.Sc. (Biochemistry), Ph.D. (Biological Sciences and Bioengineering; Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur), Postdoctoral Training: Molecular Biophysics Unit, Indian Institute of Science. CSIR-UGC NET- JRF; GATE, DBT Research Associate Fellowship

shivswaroop@curaj.ac.in

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Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari

Assistant Professor

M.Sc. (Biochemistry); Ph.D. (Biochemistry; AIIMS, New Delhi); CSIR-NET-JRF; ICMR-JRF; GATE; INSA-YS Medal; Associate-IASc; Member-NASI

vishvanath@curaj.ac.in

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Dr. Dhaneswar Prusty

Assistant Professor (UGC)

M.Sc. (Biotechnology), Ph.D. (Molecular Medicine)

dhaneswarprusty@curaj.ac.in

7749874182

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Department have different instruments like spectrophotometer (UV-Vis), electrophoresis units (agarose, PAGE & 2D), deep freezer (-80°C,-150°C), incubator (CO2, BOD), gradient PCR, compound microscope, inverted microscope, blot scanner, nano spectrophotometer, gel-doc, ice flaker, culture hoods (BSL-2), incubator shaker and centrifuges. Department has also an extensive access for the most sophisticated instruments such as FPLC, Ultra centrifuge, Real time PCR, Fluorescence microscope of  the School of Life Sciences. Provision of health and safety measures for the laboratory students and researchers has also been made.  The students are getting hands on training in the basic areas like Biochemical techniques including estimation of biochemical compounds, isolation and identification of microorganism in different environmental samples, protein and DNA-gel electrophoresis, Chromatography techniques, Immunological methods, Genomic and Plasmid DNA isolation, Plasmid DNA transformation, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Cloning, Enzyme Kinetics, Clinical Biochemistry and Plant Biochemistry.

 

1.  Laboratory of Prof. Chandi C Mandal

Prof. Chandi C. Mandal’s research work aims at understanding molecular mechanisms of dysregulated gene expressions and cellular signaling networks associated with debilitating cancer diseases, by carrying out cell-based experiments, cancer tissue and database analysis. Exploring the impact of various metabolic disorders including diabetes, obesity and hypercholesterolemia, and extrinsic risk factor (cold temperature) on the peculiar trans-differentiation property of epithelial breast cancer cells into osteoblast- and adipocyte-like cells is a major focus. Here, non-toxic drug candidates are preferred to cease the dysregulated signaling pathways via hindering the gene targets. Research work also seeks to examine if cholesterol-lowering statins, omega-3 fatty acids and anti-diabetic metformin can be combined with other anti-cancer drugs to show better efficacy in preventing cancer metastasis, drug resistance and off-target toxicities, especially for breast cancer.

2. Laboratory of Prof. Sanjib K Panda

Prof. Sanjib K. Panda’s lab works in the area  of Plant Molecular Biology  & Plant Functional Genomics to understand the mechanisms of abiotic stress signal transduction and to develop stress tolerant crop plants. Various  functional genomics platforms are used to dig high-throughput transcriptome and  miRNome data deciphering the gene expression and transcriptional gene regulation. With transgenic and genome editing technology unique critical gene/Tfs/miRNA is functionally validated to understand  stress tolerance in model plant and crop systems.

3. Laboratory of Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari

Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari’s lab mainly focuses on pathogenesis, drug resistance, therapeutics development for ESKAPE pathogens (Acinetobacter baumannii, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus and Klebsiella pneumoniae) causes hospital-acquired infections. His current research interest includes i) Antimicrobial and Antibiotic Resistance (Mechanism; Therapeutics), ii) Host-pathogen interaction (Mechanism; Signaling; Autophagy; Immunomodulation), iii) Bacterial Pathogenesis (Biofilm; Persistence; Quorum Sensing), iv) Vaccine Design and Drug Discovery (Chimeric design molecule), v) Nanomedicine and herbal medicine vi) Antimicrobial peptides (AMP) and Antibiotic induced Allergy, vii) Role of unusual DNA, and RNA in bacterial pathogenesis, viii) Protein Engineering and Structural biology (Molecular evolution; Protein folding) 

4. Laboratory of Dr. Kiran Kumar Tejavath

Dr. Kiran Kumar Tejavath Lab is mainly focusing on the herbonanoceuticals, a nanotechnological approach to herbal drugs used in the anticancer research. Synerigetic effect of the herbal and pharma drugs in treatment of various diseases like cancer, diabetes, hypertension, infectious diseases etc. These nanoparticles are prepared using the biocompatible nano polymers which find potential application as an effective, safe and economic nanoformulations for the treatment of above said diseases. Main focus is given to the translational clinical research, bioavailability, effect on target site, slow release at the target site using different nano drug delivery systems which include bio compatible nanopolymers.

5. Laboratory of Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati

Dr. Prajapati’s research interest is aimed to investigate new active biomolecules against different kind of infectious diseases such as Visceral leishmaniasis. Dr. Prajapati presently focuses his research area on  i) finding the molecular mechanism involved in  killing of Leishmania donovani by antileishmanial drugs ii) Investigating bioactive molecules against infectious diseases, iii) Development of vaccine against infectious diseases. His lab is working on the vaccinology to develop potent vaccine molecules by using system vaccinology.

6. Laboratory of Dr. Shiv Swaroop

Dr. Shiv Swaroop’s lab is mainly focusing on developing the protein based vaccines and antiviral drugs against some common viruses. Vaccine design work requires extensive protein engineering work that needs thorough understanding of protein structure and stability concepts. Engineered proteins need lot of optimization for their expression in soluble native like structure. Thus, engineered proteins are also stabilized by rational mutagenesis which is important from both the structural and functional point of view. For drug discovery, various computational methods to study protein-protein and protein-drug interactions are utilized. In silico studies will be supplemented with in vitro studies to check the interaction of potential drugs with expressed proteins. Another area of interest of this lab is to isolate industrially and pharmaceutically important enzymes from the hypersaline extremophiles by using recombinant DNA and protein purification techniques.

7. Laboratory of Dr. Dhaneswar prusty

The effort towards malaria eradication is going to be seriously hampered due to increasing resistance in malaria parasites against all existing drugs and lack of an effective vaccine. Thus our lab is focused on two different areas of malaria biology. The first focus is on the bioinformatics and biochemical analysis of different putative drug targets of the housekeeping functions of apicoplast; a non-photosynthetic plastid like organelle has been proved to be essential for parasite survival. The second research focus is on the exploration of exclusive metabolic pathways of malaria parasite.

8. Laboratory of Dr. Dipak Gayen

Dr. Dipak Gayen’s lab is focused on the elucidation of organelle proteomics study in response to several environmental stress, which is used extensively for better understanding at the cellular level. Dr. Gayen is currently focussing on (i) protein homeostasis of chloroplast and mitochondria through protease system (ii) chloroplast plastoglobules (PG) (iii) Unfolded Protein Response (UPR) of mitochondria (iv) functional characterization novel candidate genes of chloroplast and mitochondria and (v) phosphoproteomics study. The major target is to identify the regulatory pathways which would provide direction for designing improved crops for sustainable agriculture.

9. Laboratory of Dr. Bhawana Bissa

Dr. Bhawana Bissa’s lab is focused to understand the role of autophagy in cancer metabolic reprogramming and cellular senescence. The metabolic stress in advanced tumors as well therapy-induced stress can stimulate dependence on autophagy. While there has been lot of studies on cell autonomous functions of autophagy, the non-cell autonomous functions affecting the tumor microenvironment are poorly studied. Dr. Bhawana is primarily focused to understand (i) Role of autophagy in tumor metabolic reprogramming (ii) Non-cell autonomous functions of autophagy (iii) Autophagy and cellular senescence (iv) Lysosomal function in autophagy pathway (v) Apoptosis and Autophagy crosstalk in cancer chemoresisitance

Name of the Investigator

Title of the project

Amount sanctioned (in Lakhs)

Funding Agency

Status

Duration
Prof. Chandi C. Mandal Deciphering the influence of adipocyte-like cell subpopulation transdifferentiated from breast cancer cells in tumorigenic activity and its therapeutic potential 33.2 ICMR Ongoing 2022-2025
Prof. Chandi C. Mandal Conjugated approach for more effective Cu and Ru Metal Based Molecular Agents with Enhanced Anti-Cancer Potential and Reduced Side-Effects 38.3 DST-SERB Ongoing 2022-2025
Prof. Chandi C. Mandal

Exploring the impact of an osteoblast-like cell subpopulation differentiated from breast cancer cells on tumorigenic activity and its possible therapeutic potential.

 42.48 Lakhs DST-SERB  Ongoing 2021-2024
Prof. Sanjib K. Panda Whitefly (Bemisia tabaci) in North Eastern India. Diversity, factors of virus transmission and natural inhibitor

 PI (30.29) Total110

 DBT-Twinning completed 2018-2021
Prof. Sanjib K. Panda Genome and transcriptome sequencing of aromatic rices from Northeasthern regions 46.63 DBT Completed 2016-2019
Prof. Sanjib K. Panda Functional Genomics for Drought Tolerance in Assam Rice 37.05 DBT On-going 2016-2020

Chandi C Mandal

Cholesterol-lowering Drug Targets Osteoclastogenic Factors to Prevent Osteolytic Bone Metastasis of Breast Cancer

25.0

DBT

completed

2015-2019

Chandi C Mandal

Influence of Diabetes on Bone Metastasis of Breast Cancers

6.0

UGC

Completed

2014-2017

Vishvanath Tiwari

Interaction studies of the Acinetobacter baumannii with the human cell model

24.2

SERB- DST

Completed

2014-2018

Vishvanath Tiwari

Differential expression of the IROMPs in sensitive and resistant strain of Acinetobacter baumannii

6.0

UGC

Completed

2014-2017

Vishvanath Tiwari

Designing and experimental validation of Inhibitor for RecA protein of Acinetobacter baumannii: an addition to the current antibiotics and disinfectants

28.2

SERB- DST

On-going

2018-2021

Kiran Kumar Tejavath

Heavy metal removal and conformational stability of the Moringa oleifera coagulant protein (MOCP) a homodimeric protein from Moringa oleifera

6.0

UGC

Completed

2014-2017

Kiran Kumar Tejavath

Investigating Anticancer Potential of Biosynthesized Silver Nanoparticles and Polymeric Nanoparticles Using Medicinal Plants of Rajasthan, INDIA

45.71

SERB-DST

On-going

2017-2020

Vijay Kumar Prajapati

Antileishmanial activity of silver nanoparticles attached to amphotericin B

6.0

UGC

Completed

2014-2017

Vijay Kumar Prajapati

Development of natural product derived febrifugineananlogues as a novel therapeutics against visceral leishmaniasis

29.76

SERB-DST

completed

2016-2018

Chandi C Mandal (Co-PI)

Rationally designed Indolizine derivative(s) as multitarget anticancer agent for inhibition
of cancer cell growth and metastasis

14.0

SERB-DST

 Completed 

2015-2017

Vijay Kumar Prajapati (Co-PI)

Molecular and Structural Characterization of Mitochondrial DNA Primase in Leishmania donovani

119.51

 

DBT

DBT-Twin North-east

2016-2019

Dr. Chandi C Mandal

Interplay of metabolic and signal pathways of N-acyl dopamines and cholesterol in cancer cells

16.45

DST-RFBR

(Indo-Russia)

completed

2017-2019
Dipak Gayen

Identification and functional characterization of chloroplast Clp protease from chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) in response to heat stress.

 10.0 UGC  completed 2019-2021
Bhawana Bissa Understanding the molecular regulation of autophagy during breast cancer metastasis 10.0 UGC completed 2019-2021
Bhawana Bissa Exploring the role of 'Secretary Arm of Autophagy' in Glioblastoma therapy resistance: an in vitro and patient data based study 37.84 ICMR-EMR ongoing 2020-2023
Achievement Title Attached File

Prof. Sanjib K Panda-

  • Extraordinary Professor, Stellenbosch University, South Africa, 2019-2022
  • Visiting Professor, Universitas Sebalas Maret (UNS), Indonesia, 2019
  • UNESCO-TWAS ASSOCIATESHIP, 2018, National Centre for Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology (BIOTECH) Thailand
  • Visiting  Professor, Shizuoka  University, JAPAN,2018, 2019
  • Fellow  ,ROYAL SOCIETY OF BIOLOGISTS, London, UK, 2017
  • Asian Visiting Professor , Chubu Foundation, Shizuoka University, Japan, 2016
  • Adjunct Professor, Gifu University, JAPAN
  • Visiting  Professor, Gifu University, JAPAN, 2015-2016,2016-2017,2017-18,2018-2019
  • Visiting Professor , Irkutsk National Research Technical University, RUSSIA
  • CEPLAS Guest Visiting Professor, Institute Botanik, University of Dusseldorf, GERMANY, 2015
  • Indo-US Science & Technology Forum Fellowship (IUSSTF) , University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA, & Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, USA, 2013-2014.
  • INSA-DFG Visiting Scientist, IZMB, University of Bonn, GERMANY, 2013.
  • JSPS-BRIDGE Fellowship, Faculty of Applied Biological Sciences, Gifu University, JAPAN, 2011.
  • BOYSCAST Fellowship, University of California, Riverside, USA, 2009-2010.
  • French Govt. Scholarship, BPMP, Montpollier, FRANCE,2009 (Not availed)
  • UGC Visiting Professor, ARI, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Martovasor, HUNGARY, 2009 (not availed)
  • JSPS-Post Doctoral Fellowship, Institute of Plant Science & Resources, Okayama University, JAPAN, 2003-2005.
  • Young Scientist Award, Orissa Botanical Society, INDIA, 1996.

Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari-

  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has received “INSA-Young Scientist Award-2018” by Indian National Science Academy (INSA), New Delhi
  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has recognized as "Associate-2019" by Indian Academy of Sciences (IASc). Bengaluru.
  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has recognized for "Membership-2020" by the National Academy of Sciences, India (NASI).
  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has received “Chancellor's Award for Best Faculty-2019" by Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer
  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has received “Dr. G.G. Memorial Award for Young Scientist in Animal Science-2018” by Indian Science Congress Association, Govt. of India
  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has received “Venus International Faculty Awards for Young Faculty in Science-2017”
  • Dr. Vishvanath Tiwari, has received “ICMR Award (Shakuntala Amir Chand Prize)-2016” by Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), New Delhi.

Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati-

  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “Prof. Umakant Sinha Memorial Award-2018-19” by Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA), Govt of India
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “Young Scientist Award-2018” by Associations of Microbiology of India (AMI).
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “Young Scientist Award-2018” by Indian Society of Chemists and Biologist (ISCB).
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received Chancellor's Award for Best Faculty-2018 by Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “Young Scientist Award-2017” by  National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS), New Delhi
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati has been recognized as Associate-2017 by National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS).
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “Young Scientist Award-2016” by Biotechnology Research Society, India (BRSI).
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati has been recognized as Associate-2016 by Indian Academy of Sciences (IASc). Bengaluru.
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati recognized as ASM-IUSSTF Indo-US Research Professorship-2016 from American Society for Microbiology (ASM) and Indo-US Science and Technology Forum (IUSSTF).
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “INSA-Young Scientist Award-2015” by Indian National Science Academy (INSA), New Delhi
  • Dr. Vijay Kumar Prajapati, has received “ICMR Award (Shakuntala Amir Chand Prize)-2014” by Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi.

Dr. Dipak Gayen-

  • Dr. Dipak Gayen has received “INSA- Medal for Young Scientist Award -2017” by Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi.
  • Dr. Dipak Gayen, has received “NASI-Young Scientist Platinum Jubilee Award -2018” by National Academy of Science India, Allahabad
  • Dr. Dipak Gayen has received “Fulbright Fellow-2018” (Cornell University, USA) by United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF)

Dr. Bhawana Bissa-

  • Best Poster Award at YIM-IIT Jodhpur, Nov 2019
  • US Patent: FAT1 gene in cancer and Inflammation. US 9556437 B2 Inventors: Kunzang Chosdol, Bhawana Dikshit, Subrata Sinha. 2017
  • Awarded CSIR Nehru Post Doctoral Fellowship, 2013
  • International Travel Award from Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), 2013
  • Awarded AIIMSONIAN Dr. Arun Fotedar Memorial Award, 2012
  • International Travel Award from Department of Science and Technology (DST), 2011

 

Department of Biochemistry

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF RAJASTHAN
NH-8, Bandar Sindri,
Dist-Ajmer-305817, Rajasthan [INDIA]

: hod.biochem@curaj.ac.in