Microbiology

A Ph.D. in Microbiology in India is an intensive research program designed to explore the fascinating world of microorganisms. The Ph.D. candidates engage in original research, conducting experiments and investigations to expand our understanding of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms. Their findings contribute to advancements in fields like medicine, agriculture, biotechnology, and environmental science. Graduates with a Ph.D. in Microbiology often pursue careers in academia, research institutions, pharmaceutical companies, healthcare, and public health agencies, making significant contributions to science and human welfare.


Ph.D. Guides and Research Interests

DR. Birson Ingti

Ph.D.

Research Interest

Drug discovery, Antibiotic resistance.

Dr. Niraj Singh

Ph.D.

Research Interest

Understanding the Virulence dynamics of Ralstonia solanacearum, Bacterial wilt disease, gene cloning, and mutation, Development of Biocontrol for plant protection against wilt disease in tomato, brinjal and other agriculturally important crops.

Dr. Susmita Paul

Ph.D.

Research Interest

Persistent, adaptive and hardworking investigator having experience working in diverse areas of research like screening of microorganisms for biofuel production potential; endophytic.

Dr. Dipayan Das

Ph.D.

Research Interest

  1. Proteomic network analysis of principal crops under salinity and temperature stress through solid-matrix priming, SDS-PAGE, 2D-Gel, Native PAGE, LCMS-MS, STRING, Cytoscape, and other networking tools.
  2. Solid-state fermentation on husk or cakes of cereal crops for isolation of bio-fertilizer and their application towards crop improvement.
  3. Sustainable release of phytosynthesized nano-fertilizer for growth promotion of economically important crops under salinity and temperature stress.

Dr. Debajit Kalita

Ph.D.

Research Interest

Screening of pgpr microbes and their development for the paddy, antibiosis test against plant pathogens. Environmental microbiology: bioflocculation, biofilm, biodegradation, bioremediation, radionuclide, heavy metals). Nanobioremediation: synthesis and application of nzvi, zn, ni, ag, mg, al and sn nanoparticles in metal remediation and water purification.

Dr. Pankaj Losan Sharma

Ph.D.

Research Interest

My research area is to develop different strategies to control bacterial wilt disease caused by ralstonia solanacearum, the second most dangerous bacterial plant pathogen. The bacterium cause disease in more than 450 different plant species including economically important crops like tomato, potato, brinjal, chilli, etc. I have interest to study plant-bacterial interaction and the role of residential microbes in plant health. My new interest is to control bacterial wilt disease using bacteriophage. I am very interested to study bacterial genomics using bioinformatics tool.

Ph.D. Curriculum
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