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Biswatrish Sarkar

M. Pharm (Pharmaceutical Biotechnology)

Date of Joining: 10th July, 2007
  • Quarter No: CII/23. Beside Dispensary. Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra. Ranchi: 835215
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Research Areas

  • Oxidative stress and Antioxidants
  • Cardiometabolic properties of polyphenols
  • Hepatoprotective properties of polyphenols
  • Oxidative stress during wound healing

Work Experience

  • Teaching: 16 Years
  • Research: 11 Years


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Academic Profile

Award and Honours
Award and Honours

3

Total Award and Honours
Project
Project

7

Total Project

Leadership & Institutional Service

Teaching & Mentorship

Award and Honours

2015: DBT-CTEP International Travel Fellowship by Department of Biotechnology,Government of India. 

2015: International Travel Fellowship by Centre for International Co-operation in Sciences (CICS),Chennai, India.

2002: Qualified GATE (Pharmacy)

Current Sponsored Projects

  • 4. Title:"Study of Antioxidant and DNA Protective Properties of Anthocyanins"
  • 2. Title: "Development of non-destructive process technology for simultaneous micronutrient fortification and bioavailability enhancement in Dal through selective binding of phytic acid" (No. BT/PR38036/PFN/1486/2020)
  • 2. Title: "Design and Synthesis of Substrate Based Peptide Inhibitors of DENV Protease for the Treatment of Dengue Viral Infections" (File No. EMR/2016/005711)
  • 3. Title: "Study on hepatoprotective properties and expression of antioxidant enzymes by anthocyanins from Ocimum tenuiflorum"

Fellowship

  1. No of UG students guided: 36
  2. No. of PG students guided: 14
  3. No of PhD awarded: 02 (detailed below)
  4. No. of Current PhD Scholars: 04 (detailed below)

PhD Awarded

Sl. No.

Name

Date of registration

Title of Ph.D Thesis

Date of submission

Date of Award

Prashanta Kumar Deb (PhD/PH/10003/2018)

09.07. 2018

Development of Phytopharmaceutical from Clerodendrum glandulosum Lindl. for the management of myocardial infarction and cardiac hypertrophy

17.08.2022

09.01.2023

Maria Adhikary (PhD/BT/10001/2015) Co-Guided with Dr. K. Mukhopadhyay, Dept. of Bioengg. & Biotech., BIT, Mesra

29.05.2015

Wheat grass (Triticum aestivum L.) Flavonoids: analysis of biosynthetic genes and biological activities

27.08.2021

20.01.2022

PhD Enrolled

Sl. No.

Name

Date of registration

Title of Ph.D Thesis

Details of Fellowship

Amrita Chatterjee (PhD/PH/10001/2019)

15.07.2019

Therapeutic targeting of Nrf2-ARE pathway by phytopharmaceuticals derived from Krishna Tulsi (red forma of Ocimum tenuiflorum Linn.) during oxidative stress

DST-SERB JRF in the project: Phyto-chemical characterization of polyphenols in Ocimum tenuiflorum and investigation on its protective potentials against oxidative stress and DNA damage (File No. EMR/2016/ 005695)

Rajdeep Saha (PhD/PH/10003/2019)

15.07.2019

Formulation and Evaluation of Verbascoside Loaded Topical Drug Delivery System for Diabetic Wound Healing

ICMR SRF in the project: Studies towards development of novel topical formulations derived from a natural phenylethanoid glycoside and unravelling its molecular mechanisms against diabetic wound (File No. 45/28/2022-DDI/BMS) Former Institute Research Fellow (IRF) (Ref No. GO/Estb/Ph.D/IRF/2019-20/3281)

Satish Kumar (PhD/PH/10051/2021)

11.01.2022

Studies towards development of polyphenol-based formulations from Krishna Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum L.) against Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Self-financed

Ritika Baidya (PhD/PH/10004/2022)

03.08.2022

Formulation of phenylethanoid glycosides targeted towards diabetic wound

DST-SERB-EMEQ JRF in the project: QbD based approaches and mechanistic studies towards development of verbascoside loaded topical formulations to treat diabetic wound (File No. EEQ/2021/000850)