Dr. Shubha Rani Sharma
M.Sc., Ph.D.
Date of Joining:
1st September, 2008
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Dept of Bioengineering & Biotechnology, BIT Mesra, Ranchi
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9939139806|9835336661
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srsharma@bitmesra.ac.in
Research Areas
- Microbiology
- Thermophiles
- exopolysaccharides
- Medical Microbiology
- Gallstone & Gallbladder research
- Microbiome research.
Work Experience
- Teaching: 18.2 Years
- Research: 18.2 Years
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Academic Profile
Award and Honours
Project
Leadership & Institutional Service
Teaching & Mentorship
Award and Honours
Awarded International travel grant as a Speaker for KSBB-AFOB Conference 2025 , at South Korea (ROK) (23 September, 2025 to 27 September, 2025)"
Invited as a speaker at NIT Rourkela for National conference on Bioengineering (Bioengineering-2018), December 14-15, 2018.
99.16 percentile score in GATE ( Graduate Aptitude Test In Engineering ) in 2003.
Current Sponsored Projects
- Received an Indo Japan Project funded by Japanese funding Agency JSPS in March 2024, entitled “ The role of oxysterol in gallbladder cancer development ” with Grant Number 23KK0715. for a period of 4 years as Indian PI.
- Received a Council of Science, Technology & Innovation (Dept of Higher & Technical Education), Jharkhand project in June 2025, entitled “ Designing of drinking water system for the removal of groundwater fluoride using biochar derived from agro-industrial
- Received a CSIR project in June 2023, entitled “Optimization of Production and Commercial Application of Xylanase from Thermophilic Bacteria of Surajkund Hotspring” with Sanction No. 60/125/23/EMR-II for a period of 3 years as PI.
- Received a Council of Science, Technology & Innovation (Dept of Higher & Technical Education), Jharkhand project in June 2025, entitled “ Development of microbial biosurfactant based formulations as means of bioremediation and protection against phytopath
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
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A method for efficient production of microbial natural product for wound care
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A method for time-efficient production of microbial natural product using minimal media