Associate Professor @SGTuniversity
agricultural and environmental microbiologist, microbiology educator and researcher
open for research collaborations
๐ Congratulations to the students who have just submitted their Master's theses! ๐ Your dedication, hard work, and commitment to research are truly inspiring. Wishing you the best as you move forward in your academic journey and beyond. Well done! ๐ @SGTUniversity
Article Published in @Chemosphere Journal
Co-existence of halo-tolerant Pseudomonas fluorescens and Enterococcus hirae with multifunctional growth promoting traits to ameliorate salinity stress in Vigna radiata
https://t.co/EzOWvJRFom
#PGPR#SalinityStress#Mungbean
๐ Excited to announce my new role as an Advisory Board Member of Heliyon journal, published by Cell Press! Thrilled to contribute to shaping the future of scholarly publishing and advancing research in Agricultural Sciences.
#Heliyon#CellPress#AcademicResearch#SGTUniversity
Honoured to have delivered an expert lecture on "Communication & Utilization of Research" hosted by the @SGTUniversity in collaboration with @MedantaHospital, Gurugram. Here's to empowering the next generation of research scholars.
#ResearchCommunication#SGT#Medanta
@hutlab@theysslab Can Under grad and postgraduate students attend..? few students of mine will be interested to present posters on different themes of microbiology however the work is of review type.
Attending 5-day FDP on "Innovations in Health Sciences: Challenges and Future Trends" organised by Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, @SGTUniversity Gurugram (Haryana). Happy to be the "Organizing Secretary" of the FDP.
Call for papers - Frontiers in Microbiology (IF - 5.6)
Interested authors check more information on below link
#frontiers#AbioticStress#plantscience
Kumar Pranaw, Ph.D.
Dr.Kailash Chand Kumawat
Punjab Agricultural University
#CCSHAU#IARI
https://t.co/Evk445KgFE
Call for papers - Frontiers in Microbiology (IF - 5.6)
Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) and Plant Hormones: An Approach for Plant Abiotic Stress Management and Sustainable Agriculture
https://t.co/U8B6SfoHm5
@FrontMicrobiol#Frontiers_in_microbiology#PGPR
Call for papers - Frontiers in Microbiology (IF - 5.6)
Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) and Plant Hormones: An Approach for Plant Abiotic Stress Management and Sustainable Agriculture
https://t.co/U8B6SfoHm5
@FrontMicrobiol#Frontiers_in_microbiology#PGPR