Academic Research Projects
Undergraduate and postgraduate research projects:
- Undergraduate and postgraduate research projects as part of their academic curriculum. Build essential skills in scientific inquiry, data analysis, and problem‑solving capacity.
Doctoral Research
Ph.D. scholars pursue advanced research in diverse areas of zoology
- Diverse areas of zoology: biodiversity, parasitology, ecology, and conservation biology
- Contributes academic output through publications, innovations, and knowledge dissemination
Externally Funded Projects
The department actively engages in research projects supported by government agencies, non‑governmental organizations, and international bodies. These projects address critical issues ensuring impact at both national and global levels. such as:
- species conservation,
- sustainable aquaculture,
- ecological monitoring,
- environmental management
Research Focus Areas
Biochemistry, Fish and Fisheries & Aquatic Ecology, Reproductive Biology, Molecular Biology and Enzymology and Bioinformatics
- Molecular and metabolic studies linking local biodiversity to global biochemical research.
- Sustainable fisheries and ecosystem health, with emphasis on North East India’s aquatic resources.
- Investigations into fertility, breeding, and conservation strategies for regional and global species.
- Genetic regulation and enzyme activity in fish species, enhancing aquaculture sustainability and food security.
- Computational approaches to biodiversity and genomics, bridging local species data with international databases.
