Brief History of the Department

The development of biological sciences leads to the upgradation of general life-style of animal and mankind. Technological intervention (based on physics, chemistry and mathematics) on the biological sciences is growing rapidly. This is the need of the time to focus on the holistic approach of life sciences, especially to animal studies for the sustainability of animal as well as human. The environmental factors and physiological response should be monitored very closely for an overall understanding of the subject and society. Since the inception in the year 2016, the mission of the department is to provide an in-depth exposure to the students in the emerging field of animal science with an overview of life sciences and subsequently prepare them to be leaders in the field of research and development in academia and industry with a vision of societal sustainability.


Vision of the Department

Be recognized as a centre of excellence that teaches the biotechnological intervention on animal studies with a holistic approach of Life Sciences. The scientific approach may take the leadership for the sustainability of both animal and mankind. The synchronization of body physiology and environmental stimuli will be focused to understand the individual and societal interaction.


Mission of the Department

To translate the vision into reality, the Department is committed to

  • Emerge as a centre of excellence in animal science by providing training at both undergraduate and post-graduate level.
  • Create an interdisciplinary approach in teaching.
  • Establish state-of-the-art facility for cutting edge research.
  • Develop the minds of students with logical questions and power to analyse them for becoming skilled human resource.
  • Organize meaningful seminars, workshop for scientific and social awareness.

Programme/ Course Offered

Name of the Course Duration Year from which the Course Started Total Intake Capacity No. of Students Enrolled
Integrated M.Sc. 5 yrs 2016 40 5
Integrated M.Sc. 5 yrs 2017 40 9
Integrated M.Sc. 5 yrs 2018 40 5
Integrated M.Sc. 5 yrs 2019 40 3
Integrated M.Sc. 5 yrs 2020 40 6
M.Sc. 2 yrs 2018 40 3
M.Sc. 2 yrs 2019 40 13
M.Sc. 2 yrs 2020 40 5

Curriculum


Syllabus


Faculty

Professor:
Associate Professor:

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Assistant Professor:

Faculty

Dr. Asamanja Chattoraj
Dr. Asamanja Chattoraj

Professor

asamanja.chattoraj@knu.ac.in

+91-9436280230

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Dr. Suprabhat Mukherjee
Dr. Suprabhat Mukherjee

Assistant Professor (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology)

suprabhat.mukherjee@knu.ac.in

+91-8240886813

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Dr. Sourabh Sulabh
Dr. Sourabh Sulabh

Assistant Professor

sourabh.sulabh@knu.ac.in

+91-8650882169; 8707431459

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Dr. Prem Rajak
Dr. Prem Rajak

Assistant Professor

prem.rajak@knu.ac.in

+91-9002926573

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Dr. Manas Paramanik
Dr. Manas Paramanik

Assistant Professor

manas.paramanik@knu.ac.in

+91-9434724768

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Association (Publication/Research/Teaching)

  • Institute of Advanced Study in Science & Technology, Guwahati-781035, Assam, India
  • NIT Durgapur
  • Molecular Medicine, Bose Institute, India
  • Department of Zoology, Visva-Bharati, India
  • Department of Chemistry, Visva-Bharati, India
  • SN Bose Centre for Basic Sciences, India
  • INSERM, Paris, France
  • Fakir Mohan University, India
  • IISER, Behrampore
  • Department of Pharmacy, Southeast University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • Translational Health Science and Technology Institute, NCR Biotech Science Cluster, Faridabad, India
  • Department of Biotechnology, Techno India University, Kolkata, India
  • Department of Zoology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India

 

Research Programmes

  1. Rhythm Physiology & Toxicology
  2. Biology of Infectious & Non-infectious Diseases of Human and Animals

Thrust Area -

  • iii. Rhythm Physiology & Toxicology
  • iv. Biology of Infectious & Non-infectious Diseases of Human and Animals

Research Fellows / Research Scholars / Research Associate / Project Fellows


Sl. No Name

Designation

Supervisor / PI

Research Programme

Remarks

1. Rajendra K Labala Ph.D. Student Prof Asamanja Chattoraj Elucidating the consequences of light pollution using zebrafish (Danio rerio) model – A transcriptomics-based rhythm disruption study
2. Nabarun Chandra Das Ph.D. Student Dr Suprabhat Mukherjee Targeted chemotherapeutic and immunotherapeutic intervention of Lymphatic Filariasis
3. Ritwik Patra Ph.D. Student SVMMF Dr Suprabhat Mukherjee Understanding the mechanistic insides of the progression of colorectal carcinoma from ulcerative colitis
4. M. Rafiqul Amin Ph.D. Student Dr Sourabh Sulabh Identification of vectors and protozoal strains involved in causing theileriosis in goats
5. Sagarika Mukherjee Ph.D. Student Dr Manas Paramanik Seasonal diversity of physico-chemical properties and associated arthropods of river Nunia

Seminar/ Workshop/ Conference/ Symposium Organized


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Title

Duration

Sponsored By

Level

1

National Webinar on “Recent Trends in Infectious Diseases" 2 Days (Jan 7-8, 2021) University Local
2

Diagnosis of COVID-19: "The use of Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR)" 1 Day (May 7, 2020) University

Local

3

Lecture Workshop on Current Trends in Handling Laboratory Animals 2 Days (May 27-28, 2019) University Local
4

To familiar the course to the school students

1 Day (March 2018)

University

Local

Facilities

  • A. Departmental Library: Developing
  • B. Computer Lab: Developing
  • C. Departmental Science Lab: Developing

Cultural events organised by the Department

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