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J.J. College of Arts and Science (Autonomous) – Pudukkottai PG and Research Department of Microbiology Details of the Resource Persons J.J. College of Arts and Science (Autonomous) – Pudukkottai PG and Research Department of Microbiology Details of the Resource Persons S.No. Name & Designation Address Date Topic Department of Dr.P.Srinivasan, Animal Health & Recent scenario in Associate Professor Management, 27.02.2020 1. animal models and its Alagappa applications University, Karaikudi. Department of Botany and Dr.S.Vijayakumar, Medicinal Plants – an Microbiology, 2. Assistant Professor 19.02.2020 Wonderful Resource for A.V.V.M. Sri Health Protection Pushpam College, Poondi, Thanjavur Department of Bionanoscience - Present Biology, Dr.P.U.Mahalingham, 07.09.2019 Status and Future 3. Gandhigram Rural Professor & Head Prospects Institute, Gandhigram Department of A Frugal Science Microbiology, M.R. Invention - Design, Dr.K.Panneerselvam, 22.07.2019 4. Government Arts Function and DBT Head College, Funded Project Mannargudi. Outcomes of Foldscope Mr.A.Adhappan, Rose Trust, Organic Farming – Value 5. 13.02.2019 Managing Director Pudukkottai Addition and Marketing Department of Chemistry, J.J. Demonstrated the Dr.C.Muthukumar, College of Arts and 6. 13.02.2019 preparation of Soaps and Head Science Phenyl (Autonomous), Pudukkottai Economic Empowerment Dr.K.Uma, Managing Annai Trust, of Women through 7. 13.02.2019 Director Karaikudi Science Integrated Approach M.S.Swaminathan Dr.R.Rajkumar, Research Science in Day to Day 8. 14.02.2019 Senior Scientist Foundation, Life Pudukkottai Department of Dr.G.Muralitharan, Microbiology, Opportunities and Trends 9. 14.02.2019 Assistant Professor Bharathidasan in Biosciences University, Trichy PG and Research Department of Lt.Dr.S.Rajan, Microbiology, M.R. Life Saving 10. 14.02.2019 Assistant Professor Government Arts Microorganisms and Science, Mannargudi Department of Microbiology, National Pulses Research Centre, Dr.M.Ganachitra, Role of Biofertilizers in 11. Tamilnadu 15.02.2019 Associate Professor crop Improvement Agricultural University, Vamaban, Pudukkottai Department of Biochemistry, J.J.College of Arts 12. Ms.S.Kanitha, Head 15.02.2019 Mushrrom Cultivation and Science (Autonomous), Pudukkottai Department of Biochemistry Mr.P.Palaniappan, J.J.College of Arts Hands on training in 13. 15.02.2019 Assistant Professor and Science Mushroom cultivation (Autonomous), Pudukkottai Department of Microbiology & Fermentation Dr. G.Venkateswaran Technology, Central Good Fat for Good Chief Scientist and 14. Food Technological 27.09.2018 Health Head Research Institute (CSIR-CFTRI), Mysore, Karnataka, India Department of Agricultural Microbiology, Dr.D.Balachandar Multidrug Resistance 15. Tamil Nadu 27.09.2018 Professor Tuberculosis Agricultural University, Coimbatore. Department of Protein Structure Bioinformatics, Determination and its Dr.J.Jeyakanthan 16. Alagappa 27.09.2018 Importance in Drug Professor & Head University, Discovery Karaikudi. Department of Molecular Quorum quenching: a Microbiology, Dr.N.Sivakumar, target to restrict biofilm 17. Madurai Kamaraj 28.09.2018 Assistant Professor growth University, Madurai. Department of Microalgae and Microbiology, Cyanobacteria – A Bharathidasan Dr. N.Thajuddin, potential resource for 18. University, 28.09.2018 Professor and Head energy, environment and Tiruchirappalli, health Tamilnadu Department of Rhizosphere Biology Dr.V.Rajesh Kannan, Microbiology, Research – Inspire of 19. Assistant Professor 28.07.2017 Bharathidasan Ecology, Integrity and University, Trichy Food Security. Deparment of Environmental Dr. S. Ramganesh, Science University Basic Tools and 20. Post-Doc Researcher 29-12-2016 of South Africa, Techniques of Genomics. Florida Campus, South Africa Technology Biotechnology and UN Dr. Krishnan Transfer, Sustainable Development 21. Srinivasaraghavan, United Nations 02.09.2016 Goals-A World of Co-ordinator APCTT-ESCAP, opportunities New Delhi, India Department of Lipid Science, Central Advances in Dr. P. Vijayaraj Food Technological 22. 02.09.2016 identification of Lipid Scientist Research Institute, metabolizing enzymes (CSIR-CFTRI), Mysore, Karnataka Department of Biotechnology, Nutraceuticals as Dr.K.Pandima Devi Science Campus, potential therapeutic 23. 02.09.2016 Associate Professor Alagappa agents for treatment of University, Alzheimer’s Disease Karaikudi Department of microbiology, Dr. Joseph Selvin School of Life Towards Designers 24. Assistant Professor 03.09.2016 Science, Pondicherry Genomes and Co-ordinator University, Pondicherry Food Science Dr. R. Raja, Microalgae for 25. Laboratory, 03.09.2016 Scientist Sustainable Biofuel University of Algarve, Campus de Gambelas, Ed.8, Portugal Department of Prof. M. Krishnan Environmental Proteomics- A Tool for 26. UGC-BSR Faculty Biotechnology, 03.09.2016 Drug Design Fellow Bharathidasan University, Trichy Biomedical Science, Marine Bio resources: Dr.K.Premkumar 27. Bharadhidasan 09.03.2016 Potential tools to combat Assistant Professor University, Trichy. Cancer Department of Animal Health and Recent discoveries on Dr. B. Vaseeharan management, 28. 09.03.2016 immune related Genes in Professor and Head Alagappa Invertebrates University, Karaikudi National Research Centre Banana Role of Plant Dr. S. Backiyarani 29. (NRCB), 09.03.2016 Biotechnology in Principal Scientist Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Bioenergy Production Nadu. Department of Dr. King Solomon Rudimentary ideas in Toxicology, 30. Ebenezer, 19.01.2016 toxicology – An Bioscience Research Senior Scientist overview towards GLP. Foundation Chennai. Department of Emergence of Antibiotic Microbiology, Dr.S.K.Sundar, Resistant 31. M.R.Government 29.12.2015 Assistant Professor Microorganisms and the Arts College, role of Probiotics Mannargudi Dept. of molecular Dr. H. Shakila, Microbiology, Cutting edge research in 32. Associate Professor school of 22.09.2015 TB and HIV Biotechnology, MKU Madurai. Dept. of Dr. M. Kamaraj, Biotechnology, Significances of 33. Assistant professor faculty of Sciences 29.08.2015 microbes in biodiversity & Humanities, SRM education University, Chennai Officer, UPASI tea Dr. T. Kuberan, Research Foundation Disease management in 34. Assistant advisory Reginal centre, 17.08.2015 crop plants Coonoor, Tamil Nadu .
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