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RESUME

(Recipient of Best Teacher Award, University of Mumbai)

1. Name of the Teacher JADHAV BHASKAR LAXMAN

and Designation PROFESSOR & HEAD Department of Life Sciences University of Mumbai

Email: [email protected]. Mobile no.: 09969145337 Additional Responsibility I/C Director Western Region Instrumentation Centre University Grant Commission’s National Facility of Instrumentation Mumbai – 400 098 Course Co coordinator M. Sc. (Oceano), Sindhu Swadhyay Sanstha University of Mumbai

2. Educational Qualification M.Sc. (Biochemistry), Ph. D. (Mar Sci.)

3. Teaching Experience 28 Yrs ( P G level in University Dept)

4. Subject Taught Life Sciences (Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Aquaculture, Instrumentation etc.)

7. Area of Research Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Medicinal plants, Aquaculture

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I. RESEARCH STUDENTS GUIDED

A. Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.): Degree Awarded.

1. Ahmed Salim Al Rashdi (2016) (Oman student): Molecular characterization of

multidrug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex isolates of Maharashtra

2. Salim Al Kiyumi (2016) (Oman, student): Studies in the antidiabetic properties of

selected mangrove species traditionally used selected mangrove species traditionally used

to cure diabetes mellitus.

3. Ms. Neeti Kumar (2015): Studies on the genetic diversity of cattle’s in the Marathwada

region, Maharashtra.

4. Mr. Amit Patil (2014): Isolation and characterization of antimicrobial compounds from the leaves of Sonneratia apetala Buch. Ham.

5. Ms. Tejishtha Gupta (2013): Studies on selected plant species for diabetic wound

healing properties.

6. Mr. Alireza Shahrjerdi (2012) (Iran student): Studies on the genetic variation of INS,

INSR and PPRG genes associated with type 2 Diabetes mellitus.

7. Ms. Nilambari Daripkar (2012): Studies on the ethanol production from the wild fruits

of India.

8. Chhaya Mitter (2011). Ethnopharmacological studies of mangrove species occurring

along Maharashtra coast.

9. Shraddha Gupta (2010). Studies on the Rodent repellent and Rotendicide properties in

the wild flowers.

10. Ms. Hina Alim (2009). Studies on the genetic diversity of fresh water

pearl producing bivalve Lamellidens marginalis (Lamarck).

11. Mr. S. N. Gawade (2009). Studies on the development of soil conditioner from fertilizer

industry and municipal waste.

12. Ms. Bharti Jhurani S. (2009). Studies on the bioactivity guided isolation and

purification of natural compounds from Rhizophora apiculata

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13. Dr. Suruchi S. Jamkhedkar (2008): Studies on the genetic variation of pearl producing

Indian bivalve Lamellidens corrianus from Konkan area.

14. Dr. Archana S. Borkar (2008): Effects of Organophosphorus on the workers health in

the work environment of Agro-chemical industries.

15. Dr. Shaila Mane (2007): Studies on the bioactive compounds of leaf extracts of

Bruguiera cylindrica.

16. Dr. Bindu Maurya (2007): Studies on the bioactive components of alcoholic stem

extract of Sonneratia apetala.

17. Dr. Aarthi Ghosalkar (2006): Study of genetic diversity in Indian major carp Labeo

rohita.

18. Dr. Archana Kale (2006): Screening of pesticidal principles from mangrove species

occurring along Mumbai coast.

19. Dr. Nisha Shah (2005): Pharmacognosical studies on methanol extracts of mangrove

species Aegicerus corniculatum

20. Dr. Jaimini Dhane (2005): Studies on the acetone soluble bioactive principles of

Sonneratia apetala leaf.

21. Dr. J. G. Saluja (2004): In vivo studies on the ethanolic stem and leaves extract of

Sonneratia apetala.

22. Dr. B. G. Pagare (2003): Studies on the bioactive methanol extracts of Excoecaria

agallocha.

B. M. Sc. By Research (Degree Awarded)

1. Mr. Mukesh Pimpliskar (2004): Screening and characterization of antimicrobial

properties of mangrove Rhizophora species.

2. Ms. Shilpa Prakash Kulkarni (2001): Studies on the effects of low molecular weight

acid soluble proteins on plasmid DNA of Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis. Ms.

Bindu Maurya (2001): Studies on the Screening of bioactive compounds of Mangrove

plants along Revas coast.

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3. Ms. Milan Mangaonkar (2000): Screening of bioactive components of mangrove plants

of Bombay coast.

4. Ms. Nisha Suraiya (1999): Screening the antimicrobial active components of mangrove

plants of Mumbai coast.

5. Ms. Arezou Ghannad Ebadi (1998): Studies on the rearing of carps Cyprinus carpio

and Labeo rohita fry on different feeds.

6. Students Registered:

i. Post Doctorate Fellow

1. Dr. Varsha Kale

ii. Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph. D)

Name Title Date of

Registration

1. Ms. Larkins Ramteke

2. Ms.Quraishi Firdaus

3. Ms. Anjali Navgire

Studies on the effects of metal nanoparticles of

selected mangrove species on plasmid mediated

antibiotic and metal resistant genes from nosocomial

pathogens

Studies on the antioxidant properties and

phytochemical analy of selected mangrove species.

Synthesis of extracellular metal nanoparticles using

mangrove species and their anti mycobacterial

activity

Synopsis

submitted

Synopsis

submitted

2012

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4. Poonam Gawali

5. Preeti Patel

6. Ranjana

7. Pratik Dhawan

8. Suzy Munir Salama (Egyptian)

M.Sc.(By Research)

Studies on the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory

properties of nanoparticles synthesized from the

flavonoid extracts of selected mangrove species

Studies on the genetic diversity and gummy

secretions of subterranean termites.

Studies on the secondary metabolite compositions

and antihypoglycemic properties of selected

mangrove species.

Studies on the mosquito larvicidal properties of

synthesized nanoparticles of selected Mangrove

species.

Studies on the antimicrobial principles of selected

mangrove species against human pathogens.

Synopsis

submitted

2014

2015

2015

2013

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II. PUBLICATIONS AND PATENTS

A. BOOK PUBLISHED

1. U. S. Bagde, B. L. Jadhav and Ujwala Jadhav (2014): Current Trends in Life

Sciences (ISBN-13: 978-3-659-41262-2). LAP Lambert Academic Publishing (2014-

01-25), Germany. Pages: 208

B. ARTICLE IN ENCYCLOPEDIA

1. Prof. B. L. Jadhav (2014): Understanding the doctrines of rebirth and nibbana of

Buddhist philosophy through energy dynamics. Chinese Buddhist Encyclopedia, 2012

2. RESEARCH PAPERS PUBLISHED

1. Neeti Kumar, B. L. Jadhav and Firdaus Quraishi (2016). Genetic characterization of cow

Bos indicus inhabiting in Marathwada region of Maharashtra using RAPD marker.

Bionanofrontier, 9(1): 20-23

2. Quraishi Firdaus Mukhtar, B. L. Jadhav and Neeti Kumar (2015). In vitro antioxidant

activity and phytochemical analysis of methanol extracts of leaves and stem of

Lumnitzera racemosa. European Journal of Medicinal plants, 8(1): 50-59

3. Neeti Kumar, B. L. Jadhav and Suruchi Jamkhedkar (2014): Genetic chareterization of

non descriptive breed (Bos indicus) of Marathwada region using genetic markers. Indian

Journal of Scientific Research 5(2): 13-18

4. Ahmed Al Rashdi, B. L. Jadhav, Tejswini Deshpande and Uday Deshpande (2014).

Whole genome sequencing and annotation of clinical isolate of Mycobacterium

tuberculosis from Mumbai, India. Genome sequencing, 2(2): e00154-14, Publisher:

American Society for Microbiology.

5. Shraddha Gupta, B. L. Jadhav and Rajpal Hande (2014). Neuropharmacological and

Hematological Profile of Gliricidia sepium Flower. In Book: Current Trends in Life

Sciences. (ISBN-13: 978-3-659-41262-2. Ed: U. S. Bagde, B. L. Jadhav and Ujwala

Jadhav, LAP Lambert Academic publishing (2014-01-25), Germany. Pages: 173-186

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6. B. G. Pagare and B. L. Jadhav (2013). Antimicrobial screening and bioactivity guided

fractionation of acetone extracts of Excoecaria agallocha. Research Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 5 (5): 215-219 [ISSN: 0975–4385].

7. B. L. Jadhav, Quraishi Firdaus Mukhtar and B. G. Pagare (2013). Evaluation of

antioxidant properties and antioxidant phytochemicals in the stem and leaves of Ceriops

tagal mangroves. Research Journal of Biotechnology 8 (9): 28-31 [ISSN: 0974–6263].

Impact Factor: 0.294

8. Alireza Sharjerdi, B. L. Jadhav and Suruchi Jamkhedkar (2013) Study of single –

nucleotide polymorphism within candidate genes associated with type 2 diabetes in

Western Indian population. Journal of Pharmacy Research 6 (2): 233-238 [ISSN: 0974-

6943].

9. Mukesh Pimpliskar, Pramod Shinde, Vijay Savakare, Vaishali Jadhav and B. L. Jadhav

(2012). Comparative performance of activity of antimicrobial principles of Mangroves

Rhizophora species along Mumbai coast. Indo – Global Research Journal of

Pharmaceutical Sciences 2(4): 426-429. [ISSN: 2249- 4189].

10. Pimpliskar Mukesh R, R. N. Jadhav and B. L. Jadhav (2012) Evaluation of antibacterial

principles of Rhizophora species along Mumbai coast. Journal of Advanced Scientific

Research. 3(3): 30-33 [ISSN: 0976- 9595].

11. Archana Borkar and B. L. Jadhav (2012) Impact of organophophorus work environment

on workers health and the role of management in controlling exposure. Bionano Frontier

5(1): 1-5 [ISSN: 0974- 0678]. Impact Factor: 0.233.

12. Hina Alim, B. L. Jadhav and W. S. Lakra (2011). Population genetic structure of pearl

producing bivalve Lamellidens marginalis using allozyme markers. Journal of Indian

Fisheries Association 38: 19-28 [ISSN: 0972- 3854].

13. Mitter C. S. and Jadhav B. L. (2011). Bactericidal and bioactivity guided fractionation

studies of mangrove species Derris indica and D. ylindrica. Research Journal Of

Biotechnology 6(4): 57 – 61 Impact Factor: 0.294

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14. D. Jaimini, C. Sarkar, Aftab Shabnam and B. L. Jadhav (2011) Evaluation of

antibacterial properties of mangrove plant Sonneratia apetala (Buch. Ham) leaf. World

Applied Sciences Journal 14(11): 1683 – 1686. [ISSN: 1818-4952]

15. Poonam Gawali and Jadhav B. L. (2011) Antioxidant property and antioxidant

phytochemical analysis of mangrove species Sonneratia alba and Bruguiera ylindrical.

Asian Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Environmental Sciences 13(2): 257 –

261. Imp. Factor: 0.233

16. Suruchi Jamkhedkar and B. L. Jadhav (2011) Genetic variation of Lamellidens

corrianus using isozyme markers. Bionano Frontier 4(1): 68 – 72. [ISSN: 0974- 0678].

Impact Factor: 0.233.

17. M. R. Pimpliskar, R. N. Jadhav and B. L. Jadhav (2011). Study on antimicrobial

principles of Rhizosphora species along Mumbai coast. J. Aqua. Biol. 26 (1): 6-11

18. Pratap Mukhopadhyaya, Arpan Acharya, Yashwant Chavan, Alireza Shahrjerdi and B. L.

Jadhav (2011) Population study of genetic markers associated with type 2 diabetes.

Proceedings: The International conference on “The effects of sciences on globalization”.

Pp 188-200. Feb, 7th & 8th 2011, Pune, India.

19. B. L. Jadhav and Nilambari Daripkar. (2010). Ethanol production from the wild fruits of

ficus glomerata. Bionano Frontier 3(2): 167-171. [ISSN: 0974 – 0678]. Impact Factor:

0.233.

20. B. L. Jadhav, S. M. Mane and S. S. Jamkhedkar(2009). Activity guided fractionation

and phytochemical analysis of Bruguiera ylindrical. Asian Journal of Microbiology,

Biotechnology and Environmental Sciences.11 (1): 837- 842. [ISSN: 0972 -3005].


21. B. L. Jadhav and Suruchi Jamkhedkar (2009). Phylogenetic analysis of Lamellidens

corrianus obtained from Konkan region of Maharashtra by 28s Rrna and 18s Rrna

sequences. Research Journal of Biotechnology. 4(1): 37-44. [ISSN: 0974–6263]. Impact

Factor: 0.294

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22. B. L. Jadhav and Jamkhedkar Suruchi (2008). The reproducibility of RAPD profiles of

Lamellidens corrianus DNA. Research Journal of Biotechnology. 3(1): 15-17. [ISSN:

0974–6263]. Impact Factor: 0.294

23. B. L. Jadhav, A. Ebadi and D. Jaimini (2008). Diet formulation for rohu (Labeo rohita)

using mango seed endosperm along with groundnut oil cake and fish meal. Journal of

University of Mumbai, 57: 9-17.

24. B. L. Jadhav, Bindu R Maurya and Nisha Shah (2008). Screening of ethanol soluble

bioactive compounds in Sonneratia apetala Ham. Journal of University of Mumbai, 57:

18-25.

25. B. L. Jadhav, K Jamdar and Aarti Ghosalkar.(2008). Comparison of seasonal variations

in biochemical composition and marketwise price variation of Parapenaeopsis stylifera

and Nematopalaemon tenuipes. Journal of University of Mumbai, 57: 26-32.

26. Daripkar Nilambari and Jadhav B. L. (2010). Technology development for ethanol

production from the wild fruits of Mimusops hexandra. Research Journal of

Biotechnology. 5(3): 63-67. [ISSN: 0974–6263]. Impact Factor: 0.294

27. Suruchi Jamkhedkar and B. L. Jadhav. (2010). Analysis of genetic diversity in

Lamellidens corrianus using RAPD markers. Asian Journal of Experimental Sciences.

24(2): 1- 05. [ISSN: 0971- 5444].

28. Bharti S. Jhurani and B. L. Jadhav (2010). Evaluation of antimicrobial properties and

activity guided fractionation of mangrove species Rhizophora apiculata. Asian Journal of

Microbiology, Biotechnology and Environmental Sciences.12 (4):1-4.[ISSN: 0972-3005].

Imp. Factor: 0.2334

29. Hina Alim, B. L. Jadhav and W. S. Lakra. (2010). Genetic variation between

Lamellidens marginalis populations of Indian waters by randomly amplified

polymorphic DNA. Bionano Frontier 3(2): 153 – 157. [ISSN: 0974- 0678]. Impact

Factor: 0.233.

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30. Jasmine B. Jaiswal, Shivram S. Garje and B. L. Jadhav (2009). Synthesis,

ylindrical tion and biological activity studies of phenylarsenic(III) Semi- and thio-

semicarbazones. Main Group Metal Chemistry 32(6): 297 – 308. [ISSN: O792 – 1241].


31. Archana Kale, B. L. Jadhav, K. L. Bhatia and S. N. Gawade (2008). In vitro studies on a

mangrove plant (Sonneratia apetala) extracts as botanical pesticides against

Xanthomonas malvacerum and Pseudomonas syringae. Journal of Soils and Crops,

18(1): 81-85.

32. A.V. Karnik , A.M. Kulkarni, N.J. Malviya, B.R. Maurya and B. L. Jadhav (2008).

Synthesis and in vitro anti-bacterial evaluation of tetracyclic-ortho-fused 4H-

naphtho[1′,2′–5,6]pyrano[3,4-d](1,2,3)selenadiazole and its derivatives. European

Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 43: 2615 – 2617. [ISSN: 0223-5234]. Impact factor:

3.269.

33. Priyanka A. Kasatkar and B. L. Jadhav (2007). Antimicrobial screening and

phytochemical analysis of mangrove species Acanthus ilicifolius. Biosciences,

Biotechnology Research Asia. 4(2):189-196. [ISSN 0973-1245]

34. R. C. Patil, U. Jadhav, N. S. Bhingarde, B. L. Jadhav and M. Upadhye (2007). Effect of

Wheat extracts at different stages of growth as an antimicrobial or enhancing agent

against human pathogens. International Journal of Pharmaco and Biol. Sciences. 1(2).

61-65. [ISSN: 0973-6808].

35. A. V. Karnik, J. N. Malviya, A. M. Kulkarni, D. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav (2006).

Synthesis and antimicrobial studies of 6-Aryl-2, 2α- dihydro- naphtha-[2’,1’-5, 6] pyrano

[4,3-e] [1,2,4] triazolo [3,4-b] [1,3,4] thiadiazine and its derivatives. Journal of

Heterocyclic Chemistry 43: 489-493. Impact Factor: 0.899.

36. Bindu R. Maurya, B. L. Jadhav and Nisha Shah (2006). Pharmacognosical

Investigations of Acetone extracts of Mangrove plant Sonneratria apetela Ham.

Biosciences, Biotechnology, Research Asia (An International Research Journal of

Biosciences and Biotechnology) 3(1a): 215-220.

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37. Aarati Ghosalkar, B. L. Jadhav and W. S. Lakra (2006). Genetic characterization of

Indian major carp Labeo rohita using random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD). In

Sustain Fish. Eds: B. M. Kurup and K. Ravindran. Proc. International symposium on

“Improved sustainability of fish production systems and appropriate technologies for

utilization” held during 16-18th March, 2005, Cochin, India. Publ. School of Indus.

Fisheries, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin, India, pp209-220.

38. A.V. Karnik, J. N. Malviya, A. M. Kulkarni, and B. L. Jadhav (2006). Synthesis and In

vitro antibacterial activity of novel heterocyclic derivatives of 18 nor-equilenin.

European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry 41: 891-895. Impact factor: 3.269.

39. N. J. Malviya, A. M. Kulkarni, D.Jaimini, B. L. Jadhav and A.V. Karnik (2006).

Chemoselective synthesis of heterocyclic derivatives of 18-nor equilenine, 16-

substituted-12H-11-oxa-15-aza-17- thio- cyclopental[a] phenanthrenene and their in vitro

evaluation of antibacterial and antifungal activity. Indian Journal of Chemistry

45B:1499-1503. Impact Factor: 0.368.

40. Jaimini D. and B. L. Jadhav (2005). Qualitative and quantitative analysis of endosperm

proteins of Mangifera indica (Mango) var Totapuri. Trends in Life Sciences 20(1): 39-47.

. [ISSN 0973-1245]

41. Meghana Vartak, Aarati Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav (2005). Alcohol production from

Carissa carandas. Trends in Life Sciences 20(2): 33-40. [ISSN 0973-1245]

42. N. J. Shah and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Antimicrobial screening of two mangrove plants

Salvadora persica and Avicenia officinalis occurring along Mumbai coast. In Proceeding

of National Conference on Human Health and Nutrition: A Biotechnological approach:

240-245. Botany Department, B.N. Bandodkar College of Science, Thane, Maharashtra.

43. B. R. Maurya and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Methanol hot extracts of Mangrove plant

Sonneratia apetela Ham. In Proceeding of National Conference on Human Health and

Nutrition: A Biotechnological approach: 246-251. Botany Department, B. N. Bandodkar

College of Science, Thane, Maharashtra.

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44. Jaimini D. and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Studies on the protein extraction of mango

(Mangifera indica) seed endosperm. In Proceeding Bioresources, Biotechnology and

Bioenterprise: 279-286. Department of Zoology, Osmania University, Hyderabad.

45. S. Mane and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Pharmacognosical investigation of Bruguiera

ylindrical. In Proceeding Bioresources, Biotechnology and Bioenterprise: 236-240.

Department of Zoology, Osmania University, Hyderabad.

46. B. L. Jadhav, A. Ebadi and D. Jaimini (2004). Evaluation of Mango seed endosperm

poweder against different carbohydrate sources in the diets of Cyprinus carpio. Journal

of University of Mumbai, 57: 29-40.

47. Jaimini D. and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Wheat grass- Medicine to all. Journal of University

of Mumabi, 57: 66-74

48. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Studies on the protein extraction of Mango (Mangifera

indica) seed endosperm. Trends in Life Sciences 19(1): 1-8. [ISSN 0973-1245]

49. Milan Mangaonkar and B. L. Jadhav (2001). Screening of antimicrobial properties of

Avicennia marina, A.alba and Sesuvium portulacastrum along the Mumbai coast.

Journal of University of Mumabai, 56: 99-112.

50. Malvade D. M. and B. L. Jadhav (2000). Alcohol production from Madhuca indica

flowers. Trends in Life Sciences, 15(2): 59-65. [ISSN: 0973-1245]

51. Suraiya N. N. and B. L. Jadhav (2000). Screening of the antimicrobial properties of

Acanthus illicifolius and Ex. Agallocha spp of the Mumbai coast. Trends in Life Sciences,

15(2): 59-65. [ISSN: 0973-1245]

52. B. L. Jadhav (2012). Understanding the doctrines of rebirth and nibbana of Buddhist

philosophy through energy dynamics. Buddhism &Australia: International conference

on Buddhism (www.buddhismandaustralia.com).

53. B. G. Pagare and B. L. Jadhav (2016). Evaluation of antimicrobial and bioactivity

guided studies in the methanol extracts of Excoecaria agallocha mangrove species

(Communicated for publication).

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3. NCBI GenBank (USA) Gene sequences deposition:

I. Whole Genome deposited:

Al Rashdi A. S., B. L. Jadhav and U. D. Deshpande (2013). Whole genome

sequence of multi drug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis EAI5 strain Deposition

details are as follow:

Accession No: CPOO6578 Base pairs: 4391174

II. Gene Sequences deposited:

A. Preeti Patel and B. L. Jadhav (2015). Gene sequences of anthill termites of

Maharashtra region, India

The File and Accession Nos. of gene sequences deposited in GenBanks are as

follows:

KASHID SAMPLES

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B. Neeti Kumar and B. L. Jadhav (2014). Gene sequences of Cows from Marathwada region of Maharashtra.

101. File AU 02 Accession. No. KF 952267 102. File AU15 Accession. No. KF 952268 103. File AU18 Accession. No. KF 952269 104. File JA 09 Accession. No. KF 952270 105. File JA13 Accession. No. KF 952271 106. File JA 10 Accession. No. KF 952272 107. File PA 05 Accession. No. KF 952273 108. File PA07 Accession. No. KF 952274 109. File PA09 Accession. No. KF952275 110. File BECA 02 Accession. No. KF952276 111. File BECA 10 Accession. No. KF952277 112. File BECA12 Accession. No. KF 952278 113. File NACA 10 Accession. No. KF 952279 114. File NACA16 Accession. No. KF 952280 115. File NACA18 Accession. No. KF 952281 116. File LACA 02 Accession. No. KF 952282 117. File LACA 05 Accession. No. KF 952283 118. File LACA 08 Accession. No. KF 952284 119. File OSCA 04 Accession. No. KF 952285 120. File OSCA12 Accession. No. KF 952286 121. File OSCA15 Accession. No. KF952287

C. Jamkhedkar S. S. and Jadhav B. L. (2008). Six 18S and 28S Gene sequences of

fresh water Pearl producing Indian Bivalve Lamellidens corrianus from Konkan

region, Maharashtra, India, are deposited in American GenBank (NCBI).

The File and Accession Nos. of gene sequences deposited in GenBanks are as follows:

122. File A4418SR.sqn: Accession. No. EU394233 123. File B2618SR.sqn: Accession. No. EU394234 124. File K218SR: Accession. No. EU394235 125. File B 26F: Accession. No. EU394236 126. File BIVALVEA44.sqn: Accession. No. EU394237 127. File K2F. sqn: Accession. No. EU394238

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4. INDIAN PATENTS:

1. Jadhav B. L. and Bindu Maurya

Title: Herbal antimicrobial formulation. Application Number: 1480/MUM/2008 Date of Filing Application: 15/07/08 Date of Publication: 22nd January, 2010

2. Jadhav B. L. (2008)

Title: Soil Conditioner Application Number: 1482/MUM/2008 Date of Filing Application: 15/07/08 Date of Publication: 22nd January, 2010

3. Jadhav B. L. and Larkins Ramteke (2013) Title: A method of making noble metal nanoparticles formed by green

chemistry techniques Application Number: 1320/MUM/2013 Date of filing Application: 05/04/2013 Publication Date: 03/05/2013

4. Jadhav B. L. and Shraddha Gupta (2011)

Title: Herbal Rodenticide and composition thereof. Application Number: 3215/MUM/2011 Date of filing Application: 14/11/2011 Date of Publication: 03/02/2012

5. Jadhav B. L. and Poonam Gawali (2014)

Title: Green synthesis of nanoparticles from Mangroves and its free radical scavenging activity Application Number: 262/MUM/2014 Date of Filing Application: 24/01/2014 Date of Publication: 14/02/ 201

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D. Workshops/ Conferences/ Symposia organized as follows:

1. National Workshops organized for Teachers and Technicians as Director, WRIC

Themes Organizing Institute/Colleges Place and Date

Instrumental techniques, handling &

servicing of analytical and laboratory

instruments

WRIC & St. Aloysius College,

Mangaluru

Mangaluru

8th – 11th December, 2015

Operation and Maintenance of

Analytical Instruments

WRIC & Sri Bhuvanendra

College, Karkala

Karkala

8th September, 2015

Maintenance of Opto – Analytical

Instruments

WRIC &

Rizvi College, Mumbai

Mumbai

3 – 7th February, 2015

Maintenance and Operations of

Laboratory Instruments

WRIC &

Rizvi College, Mumbai

Mumbai

2 – 7th February, 2015


Instruments

WRIC & Pt. Ravi Shankar

Shukla University, Raipur

Raipur

20 – 23rd January, 2015



WRIC &Pt. Ravi Shankar

Shukla University, Raipur

Raipur

19 – 23rd January, 2015


Instruments

WRIC & S. R. T. Marathwada

University, Nanded

Nanded, 25 – 28th Nov, 2014

Dept. of Biotechnology



WRIC & S. R. T. Marathwada

University, Nanded

Nanded, 25 – 28th Nov, 2014

Dept. of Biotechnology


Instruments

WRIC & Ratnagiri Sub-Centre,

University of Mumbai

Ratnagiri,

11 – 14 November, 2014

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WRIC & Ratnagiri Sub-Centre,


Ratnagiri,

11 – 14 November, 2014

Maintenance of opto-analytical

Instruments

WRIC & Jaihind college, Mumbai.

Mumbai

25 – 29th June, 2013

Maintenance of Electronic

Instruments

WRIC & Vidyalankar Institute of Technology,

Mumbai

Mumbai 8 – 12th July, 2013

Maintenance of Electronic

Instruments

WRIC & K.J.Somaiya College VIT, Mumbai

Mumbai 22 – 26th July, 2013

Maintenance of opto-analytical Instruments

WRIC & Manibai Virani college, Rajkot

Rajkot

19 – 23rd August, 2013


Wric & Aribas, Anand

Anand 7 – 11th October, 2013


WRIC & St. Anthony college shilling

16 – 20th September, 2013 St. Anthony college shilling


WRIC & Dhempe college of Arts, Science & Commerce,

Panjim, Goa

Panjim, Goa

18 – 22nd November, 2013

Hands on Training on Glass blowing WRIC & St. Anthony college, Shillong

Shillong

11 – 21st February, 2014

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2. Conferences organized.

Themes Name of Sponsoring Agency Place and Date

Environmental Technology-

Biological Perspective Issues and

Challenges

University of Mumbai Feb. 2006, Department of Life

Sciences, University of

Mumbai

“Buddhism and world Peace” Non Govt. Orgnizations April 2005, Ravindra

Natya Mandir, Mumbai

Recent Trends in Life Science and

Biotechnology

University of Mumbai Nov. 2001, Deptt. Of Life

Sciences, Univ of Mumbai

Plant Biodiversity for Sustainable

Development

University of Pune 10-12 March, 2011, Dept of

Botany, Univ of Pune

Indian History Congress University of Mumbai 28-30December, 2012


3rd Global Sustainable Congress,

2014.

North Maharashtra University,

Jalgaon

1 – 5 December, 2014, NMU,

Jalgaon & Cetys University,

Mexico

Biodiversity and climate change V. G.Vaze College, Mumbai 7th – 9th November, 2014

V. G.Vaze College, Mumbai

Indian Science Congress University of Mumbai 3rd – 7th January, 2015

(Sectional Secretary)

Bioactive molecules and their

therapeutic values: current status

SRTM University, Nanded UGC-SAP National conference

13th and 14th March, 2016

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3. Conferences attended and Research Papers presented

Seminars, Conferences, Symposia,

Workshops, etc.

Name of the Sponsoring Agency Place and Date

International Conference/ Symposium

1. Biotechnology for better

tomorrow

Tampa, Florida, USA Agriculture Research

Center, Tampa, USA

29th – 31st October, 2015

2. Glo-cal crises & Environmental

Governance in North –Eastern

Regions of India

Assam University, Silchar &

ONGC, Ltd

Assam University,

Silchar, 11th- 13th Nov.

2013

3. International conference Society

of Biotechnology, Conference

Research Journal of Biotechnology

& Sikkim Manpal University,

Gangtok,

Majitar , Sikkim

28th – 30th December,

2008.

4. 4th International Congress of

Chemistry and Environment

Conference ICCE – 2009.

Research Journal of Chemistry and

Environment & Chemical Society

of Thailand and Ubonratchatani

University, Thailand.

Ubon Ratchathani,

Thailand.

21st – 23rd Jan, 2010.

5. Third International Annual

Conference on Drug Discovery

and Development-Challenges in

Partnership

South Asian Chapter of American

College of Clinical Pharmacology.

Mumbai,

2nd – 4th Oct., 2009

6. Buddhism and 21st century. Min.of Culture, Govt. of India. Bodhgaya.

4th -6th Feb., 2007.

7. Innovations in Biotech. and their

applications.

RGBC, RSTM Nagpur Univ.

Nagpur.

Nagpur.

Dec, 2006.

8. Chemistry Biology Interface: Synergistic New Frontiers

Delhi University, New Delhi.

New Delhi.

21st – 26th Nov. 2004.

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9. 3rd International conference on

Trends in Life Sciences

Dept. of Aquatic Biology,

Trivandrum University.

Trivandrum.

2000.

National Conference/Symposium

10. Bioactive compounds: New

Frontiers and Therapeutic Usage.

Dept. Of Life Sciences, SRTR

University, Nanded.

Nanded

25th –26th Feb., 2005.

11. Recent Trends in Microbial

Fermentations

Dept. of Microbiology

SGM College, Karad

Karad

27th – 28th Dec, 2012

10 .Biodiversity and Physiology

of Aquatic Resources in

Sustainable Development for Rural

Livelihood

Dept. of Zoology,

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar

Marathwada University,

Aurangabad.

Aurangabad

24th-25th Oct, 2009

10.Human Health and Nutrition: A

Biotechnological Approach

Botany Dept. B.N Bandodkar

college of Science.

Thane.

12th -13th Dec., 2004.

11.26th National Symposium on

Bioresources, Environment and

Society.

P.G Dept. of Botany University Of

Jammu.

Jammu Tavi.

16th- 18th Oct., 2004.

12.Biotechnological Approaches

Towards the Integrated Management

of Crop Diseases

Dept. of Botany, Dr. B.A.M

University.

Aurangabad

30th –31st July, 2004.

13.“Aquaculture”- prospects and

Problems

Dept of Zoology, The Institute of

Science.

Mumbai.

27th –29th Mar., 2004

14.Bioresources, Biotechnology and

Bioenterprise

Dept. Of Zoology, Osmania

University.

Hyderabad

19th- 21st Nov., 2003

15.Save the planet and Meditation

retreat

Scientist and Eng. wing and

Rajyog trust and Res. Soc.

Mount Abu.

9th – 12th Sept., 2000.

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Papers presented in Conferences/ Symposium/ Seminar

1. International conferences: 14 2. National conferences: 31

A. BEST PAPERS AWARDED IN CONFERENCES

1. Best Paper (First prize, Rs. 10,000/-)

Bindu Maurya, B. L. Jadhav and Amit Patil. “Activity guided isolation of bioactive

coumarin from Sonneratia apetela Buch. Ham. An International 2nd Biotech Congress on

Innovations in Biotechnology and their Applications. Held at RGBC, R.T.M. Nagpur

University, Nagpur 18th- 21st Dec. 2006.

2. Best Paper (Consolation prize, Rs. 1000/-)

Aarti Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Isozyme and RAPD analysis of genetic diversity And

population genetic structure of Labeo rohita in India. An International 2nd Biotech Congress

on Innovations in Biotechnology and their Applications. Held at RGBC, R.T.M. Nagpur

University, Nagpur 18th- 21st Dec. 2006.

3. Best Poster (First Prize).

Nisha Shah and B. L. Jadhav. “Isolation and phytochemical analysis of bioactive essential

oil from Aegiceras corniculatum”. Bioactive compounds: New Frontier and Therapeutic

usage held at Dept. Of Life Sciences, SRTR University, Nanded. 25th-20th Feb, 2005.

4. Best Paper (First Prize).

Vartak, Meghana A. Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Alcohol production from Carrisa

carandas”. 26th National symposium on Bioresources, environment and Society Held at

P.G. Dept. of Botany, University of Jammu, Jammu Tavi, 2005.

5. Best Paper (Second prize)

Shah Nisha and B. L. Jadhav. “Isolation of bioactive essential oil from Aegiceras

corniculatum ”. National Seminar on Medicinal Plants’ held at K. V. Pendharkar College,

Dombivali, Mumbai 2005.

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Archana Kale and B. L. Jadhav. “Composite Bioinoculants, its viability and effects on

growth of Indian Mustard Brassica juncea”. National seminar (Sponsored by UGC) on

Advances in Microbiology: A boon to mankind held at Birla college of Arts, Science and

Commerce, Kalyan, Maharashtra, 26-27th June, 2004.

7. Best Paper (Second Prize)

Shah Nisha and B. L. Jadhav. “Antimicrobial Screening of Two Mangrove plants occurring

Mumbai coast Salvadora persica and Avicennia officinalis”. National Seminar on ‘Advances

in Microbiology: A Boon to Mankind’ held at Birla College, Kalyan, 2004.


D. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Studies on the protein extraction of mango (Mangifera

indica) seed endosperm. National Symposium on “Bioresourses, Biotechnology and

Bioenterprise” held at Dept. of Zoology, Osmania University, Hyderabad, and 19th-21st

Nov., 2003.

9. Best Paper (Silver medal)

Shah Nisha and B. L. Jadhav. “Screening of the Antimicrobial Properties of Acanthus

illucifolius and Excoecaria agallocha”. 3rd International & 15th National Symposium on

“Recent Trends In Life Sciences” held at Bangalore, 1999

10. Best Paper (First Prize)

Larkins Ramteke and B. L. Jadhav (2014). Synthesis of non toxic metal

nanoparticles from the aqueous extracts of Ceriops tadal. International

conference on Emerging Trend and Challenges in Science and Technology

held at Bangkok, Thailand, 3-8 Nov, 2014

12. Best Paper (Second Prize)

Neeti Kumar and B. L. Jadhav (2014). Genetic characterization of Non

Descriptive Breed (Bos indicus) of Marathwada region using

Microsatellite markers and gene sequencing. Pre Science Congress held at

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, 2014

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B. Best Invited Talk:

B. L. Jadhav (2015): Thermodynamics law of reasoning. International conference on

Biotechnology for better tomorrow, 30th October, 2015, Tampa, Florida, USA,

D. Papers presented in Conferences/ Symposium/ Seminar

D-1. International conferences: i. 4th International Congress of Chemistry and Environment Conference ICCE – 2009. Held at Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand. 21st to 23rd January, 2010.

1. Jadhav B. L., Gawade S. N. and A. P. Kale. “Synergistic effects of phosphogypsum and sewage sludge on physicochemical properties of soils and growth of Zea mays L.” 2. Ragade Vinod, B. L. Jadhav and Y. K. Khillare “Effects of monochrotophos pesticide on liver, gill and kidneys of fresh water fish Channa punctatus(Ham.)”. 3. Borkar Archana and B. L. Jadhav. “Impact of organophosphorus work environment on workers health and role of management in controlling the exposure”.

ii. An International 2nd Biotech Congress on Innovations in Biotechnology and their Applications. Held at RGBC, R.T.M. Nagpur University, Nagpur 18th- 21st Dec. 2006

4. Bindu Maurya, B. L. Jadhav and Amit Patil. “Activity guided isolation of bioactive coumarin

from Sonneratia apetela Buch. Ham”

5. S. M. Mane, T. Y. Gupta and B. L. Jadhav. “Isolation and characterization of bioactive

essential oils from the leaves of Bruguiera cylindrical”.

6. Suruchi Jamkhedkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Genetic characterization of pearl producing Bivalve

Lamellidens corrianus using RAPD markers.”

7. Aarti Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Isozyme and RAPD analysis of genetic diversity and

population genetic structure of Labeo rohita in India.”

8. Jadhav B. L. and Archana Borkar. “Effect of organoposphorus environment on workers in

small scale agrochemical industries.”

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9. B.G. Pagare, Amitkumar Patil and B. L. Jadhav. “Antimicrobial activity, activity guided

fractionation and phytochemical analysis of methanol extract of Excoecaria allagocha.”

iii. Improved Sustainability of Fish Production, System and Appropriate Technologies for Utilization. University of Science and Technologies, Cochin, Kerala, India. 16th- 18th March, 2005.

10. Aarti Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Genetic characterization of Indian Major Carp Labeo

rohita using random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD).”

vi. Chemistry Biology Interface: Synergistic new frontiers held at New Delhi. 21st – 26th

Nov., 2004.

11. Nisha Shah and B. L. Jadhav. “Bioactivity guided isolation and purification

of saponin from mangrove plant Aegiceras corniculatum."

12. D. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav. “Activity guided isolation and characterization

of bioactive compounds from Sonneratia apetela Buch. Ham”.

13. Bindu Maurya and B. L. Jadhav. ‘Bioactive coumarin from the bark of

Sonneratia apetela Buch.Ham.”

D-2. National conferences:

i. Recent Trends in Microbial Fermentations held at SGM College, Karad, 27th- 28th

December, 2012.

1. Nilambari Daripkar and B. L. Jadhav. Optimizing ethanol production process from the

wild fruits of India

2. B. L. Jadhav, Juilee Parkar, Poonam Gawali, Firdaus Quraishi and Neeti Kumar. Ethanol

production from the tubers of Polianthes tuberosa

i. Biodiversity and Physiology of Aquatic Resources in Sustainable Development for Rural Livelihood held at Dept of Botany, B.A.M University, Aurangabad, 24th & 25th October, 2009.

3. Aarti Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Genetic characterization of Lamellidens corianus using Type I and Type II molecular markers”

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ii. Environmental Technology – Biological perspectives, Issues and Challenges held at Dept. of Life Sciences, University of Mumbai. Mumbai-98. 9th – 10th Feb., 2006.

4. Bindu Maurya, B. L. Jadhav and Nisha Shah. “Isolation of bioactive compound from the

bark of Sonneratia apetela Buch. Ham.”

5. Aarti Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Assesment of genetic variation between riverine and

hatchery populations of Indian major carp Labeo rohita using random and amplified

polymorphic DNA (RAPD)”.

6. Bharati Jhurani and B. L. Jadhav. “Primary screening and bioactivity guided fractionation

of the Mangrove species Rihizophora apiculata.”

7. Archana Borkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Effects of organophosphorus environment on

workers health in agrochemical industries.”

8. Jadhav B. L. and Archana Kale. “ Screening of Mangrove species for

antiphytopathogenic bacterial activity.”

9. Chhaya Mitter and B. L. Jadhav. “Antimicrobial evaluation of Thespesia populnea and

Derris trifoliate.”

10. Amit Patil, B. L. Jadhav, Tejishtha Gupta and Bindu Maurya. “Phytochemical analysis

for the presence of bioactive principles in Rhizophora mucronata.”

11. Nisha Shah and B. L. Jadhav. “Analysis of volatile compounds present in the leaves and

flowers of Aegiceras corniculatum by head space – SPME GC-MS method.”

12. Bindu Maurya, B. L. Jadhav and Suruchi Jamkhedkar. “Amimicrobial screening of selected species of Mangroves along Mumbai coast”.

iii. Bioactive compounds: New Frontier and Therapeutic usage held at Dept of Life Sciences SRTR University, Nanded. 25th-20th Feb, 2005.

13. Bharti Jhurani and B. L. Jadhav. “Primary screening of antimicrobial properties of

Rhizophora apiculata occurring along Mumbai coast.

14. Chhaya M., Nisha Shah and B. L. Jadhav. Antimicrobial screening of two Mangrove

plants Salvadora persica and Avicennia officinalis”.

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15. Bindu Maurya and B. L. Jadhav. “Parmacological investigations of acetone extract of

Mangrove plant Sonneratia apetela Buch. Ham.”

16. Nisha Shah and B. L. Jadhav. “Isolation and phytochemical analysis of bioactive

essential oil from Aegiceras corniculatum”.

iv. Human health and Nutrition: A biotechnological approach held at Botany dept. of B. N. Bandodkar college of Science.12th – 13th Dec., 2004

17. Maurya B. R. and Jadhav B. L. “Methanol extract of Mangrove plant Sonneratia

apetala”.

18. Shah, N.J. and Jadhav B. L. “Antimicrobial screening of Mangrove plants Salvadora

persica and Avicennia officinalis.”

v. 26th National symposium on Bioresources, environment and Society Held at P.G. Dept. of Botany, University of Jammu, Jammu Tavi, 2005

19. A. V. Karnik, B. L. Jadhav, N. J. Malviya, A. M. Kulkarni and D. Jaimini.

“Antimicrobial studies of newer hetero-steroidal analogs”.

20. Jadhav B. L. and Bindu Maurya. “Antimicrobial screening of selected mangrove

species of Mumbai coast”.

21. M. Vartak, A. Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Alcohol production from Carrisa

carandas”.

22. D. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav. “Extraction of proteins and amino acids analysis of Mango

(Mangifera indica) seed var: totapuri”.

23. Nisha Shah, M. Pimpliskar and B. L. Jadhav. “Screening of antimicrobial properties in

methanol extract of Mangrove species Rihizophora apiculata”.

24. A. V. Karnik, B. L. Jadhav, N. J. Malviya, A. M. Kulkarni and D. Jaimini. “Bioactivity

of necoly synthesized heterosteroidal analog of 18-nor equilinin: 16-substitute4d -12H-11

- Oxa - 17 - thia - 15 - aza - cyclopenta (a) phenantherene”.

25. Jadhav B. L. , A. Ebadi, D. Jaimini and S. Mane. “Partial replacement of groundnut oil

cake with mango seed in the diet of rohu (Labeo rohita)”.

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26. Mony Jha and B. L. Jadhav. “Alcohol production from the fruit of Semicarpus

anacardium”

vi. Biotechnological approaches towards the Integrated Management of crop disease held at Dept of Botany, B.A.M University, Aurangabad 30-31 July,2004.

27. S. Kulkarni, Aarti Ghosalkar, D. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav. “Studies on sporulation event

of potent biopesticide Bacillus thurengienisisvar: israelensis at molecular level”.

vii. National seminar on Aquaculture- prospercts and problems held at Dept. of Zoology, The institute of Sciences, Mumbai-32. 27-29th March, 2004.

28. Nisha Shah, B. L. Jadhav, R. Pardiwala and B. Maurya. “Seasonal variation in

biochemical composition and market price of Metapenaeus monoceros and

nematopalaemon tenuipes prawns.

29. K. Jamdar, Aarti Ghosalkar and B. L. Jadhav. “Comparision of seasonal variation in

biochemical composition and market wise price variation of Parapenaeopsis stylifera and

Nematopalaemon tenuioes”.

viii. National Symposium on “Bioresourses, Biotechnology and Bioenterprise” held at Dept. of Zoology, Osmania University, Hyderabad, 19th-21st Nov., 2003.

30. D. Jaimini and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Studies on the protein extraction of mango

(Mangifera indica) seed endosperm.

31. S. Mane and B. L. Jadhav (2004). Pharmacognosical investigation of Bruguiera

cylindrica.

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IV. Research Project Carried out

Title of the Project Name of the Funding

Agency

Duration Remarks

1. Antimicrobial activity of

grasses of Bombay locality.

Lady Tata Memorial Trust,

Parel, Mumbai (1995).

One year

Completed

2. Screening of mangrove

species along the Bombay coast

for Antimicrobial properties

Lady Tata Memorial Trust,

Parel, Mumbai (1996).

One year Completed

V. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES

Head: University Department of Life Sciences

I/C Director: Western Regional Instrumentation Center

University Grant Commission’s National Facility of Instrumentation, Mumbai

Coordinator (Admin.): Department of Oceanography

(Sindhu Swadhaya Sanstha)

Member on following Bodies/Committees of University of Mumbai

Academic Council

Board of College and University Development (BCUD)

University Budget committee

Unfair Means Committee

Purchase Committee as Maharashtra State Rule, 1994, Act 75 (30)(B)(ii) &E

Advisory Committee of National Service Scheme (NSS)

Board of University Teaching and Research (BUTR)

Chairman, Board of Studies in Life Sciences

Advisory committee of Sindhu Swadhyay Sanstha, University of Mumbai

Research and Recognition Committee (RRC) of Life Sciences

University Examination Vigilance Committee

University Campus Development Cell

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Vice Chancellor’s Fund Committee

Vice Chancellors Nominee on Selection committee of College Teachers

VCD Ph. D guideline committee for PET

NAAC Steering Committee

Performance Review Committee

Committee for preparing P.B.A.S. and CAS promotions

Committee for calculating workload of Teachers in University Departments

Syllabus committee of M.Sc. in Biotechnology and Life Sciences

Convener: Backward Community Existing Scheme Monitoring Committee

Inquiry Committee for Admissions of Backward Community Students

Fact finding committee of non teaching staff

Career Advancement Scheme of University Teachers

Organizing Committee, Indian History Congress

University Canteen committee

Convener: Mahatma Phule – Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti Saptah

Member: CAS Promotions of Zoology Teachers, University of Mumbai

Member: Travel Grant Committee for Teachers and Research Scholars

Member of Bodies/Committees other than University of Mumbai

Advisory Board, Fishery Survey of India (FSI), A Central Government Organization

involved in the stock assessment of National fish resources.

Staff Selection, Government of India

Subject Expert on Selection committee, DAH University, Indore and Pune University,

Pune

Technical Committee, Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Borivali, Mumbai

Board of Studies in Biotechnology: SRT University, Nanded

Board of Studies of Biochemistry: Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule University, Pune

Board of Studies of Environmental Science: North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon

Special Task Committee of Biotechnology: RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur

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Board of Studies of Fish Genetics and Breeding: Central Institute of Fisheries

Education (CIFE), Mumbai. A Deemed University of Fisheries.

Research Fellow Selection Committee: Central Institute of Fisheries Education (Deemed

University), Mumbai.

Task Force Committee: RSTM University, Nagpur

Local Advisory Committee, Elphinstone College, Mumbai

Local Management Committee, Siddharth College of Arts, Science & Commerce,

Mumbai

Department of Life Sciences Committees: Member, on following committee to carry

out various administrative works of Department.

i) Advisory body

ii) Purchase committee

iii) Admission committee

iv) Organizing committee of various conferences/ symposia/

seminars

VI. Editorial Board Member:

Research Journal of Biotechnology

Journal of Fisheries Association

Journal of Empirical Biology

Journal of Recent Trends in Life Sciences

International Journal of Life Sciences

VII. Examination Experience : Ph. D. Thesis evaluation : Ph. D. Thesis evaluated for several Universities. M. Sc. Examinations: 22 years of experience in conducting Post Graduate

Examinations as Chairman, Moderator, Paper setter etc., in the

Subjects of Life Sciences, Biotechnology and Biophysics for University

of Mumbai and other Universities of Maharashtra.

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VIII. Visits Abroad:

1. USA: Delivered a Invited talk on Thermodynamics law of reasoning in International

conference on Biotechnology for better tomorrow, held at Tampa, Florida, USA

2. Iran: Delivered lecture at Health Sciences University, Arak, Iran. 19th -26th

May, 2009

3. Thailand: Paper presented in International conference at Ubon

Ratchathani, Thailand. 21st – 23rd January, 2010.

4. Thailand: Paper presented in International conference at Bangkok,

Thailand. 3-8, November, 2 014

IX. Social Activities

President(Former): University of Mumbai Academic Staff Association University of Mumbai

President: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar School of Thought

Backward communities Teachers Association, University of Mumbai

Vice President (Former): Maharashtra Underprivileged Teachers Association, Mumbai

Conferences organized on various social issues to develop understanding in common masses with respect to social, economic, cultural aspects of society and also to establish harmony among the people.

Farmers counseling; A few camps were organized in villages of Jalna District to

implement advanced farming project.

Extension: Research knowledge obtained through Research on the medicinal properties of plants, spread to the common people around coastal area for the protection of mangrove vegetation and other plants for its folkloric medicinal properties and other uses.

Counseling of backward community students for attracting them to higher education and research.

Students were guided for higher education in abroad.

Guidance given to the students regarding SET/ NET/ other competitive examination.

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