Research PROJECTS

Research Projects Funded by Centre for Research (CFR), Maitreyi College 

1. Effect of selected medicinal plant leaf extracts on the blood cells. (SIP Jul-Aug, 2018). (Bagged 3rd prize in the presentations of projects). SIP project 

2. To study the effect of selected homeopathic medicine on mammalian blood in vitro (May-Jul, 2019). SIP Project

3. Psycho-social Impact and Changes in Sleep Quality during COVID-19 Pandemic: A cross-sectional study in India (May-July, 2020). SIP project

4.  Carbonated soft drink consumption among adolescents and young adults in Delhi: Is there a need to change the habits of intake? (Jan 2020-Jul, 2021) ARP project (Duration: one year)

5. Evaluation of soil fertility in Different parts of Delhi-NCR: Special emphasis on ant-nests and their effects on soil fertility. (Jan 2020-Jul, 2021) ARP project (Duration: one year)

6. Ladybird beetles as biocontrol agents: Their contribution in sustainable agriculture (May-Jul, 2021). (Bagged 3rd prize in the presentations of projects). SIP project

7. Knowledge, awareness and practice of contraceptives among women of reproductive age group in Delhi-NCR’ (May 2022-July 2022). SIP project

8. Therapeutic role of selected phytochemicals in fish. (Dec 2023 to Dec 2024). ONGOING. ARP project (Duration: one year)

Research Projects Funded by Star College Scheme of Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Govt. of India 

1. Pedigree Analysis of inheritance of hazel eye colour in humans in North India (2014-15). 

2. Effect of various solute concentrations on the membrane permeability of RBCs in human blood (2014-15). 

3. Effect of selected medicinal plant extracts (Tulsi: Ocimum tenuiflorum, Amla: Phyllanthus emblica,  and Neem: Azadirachta indica) on the morphology of RBCs (2015-16). 

4. Awareness about menstruation among urban young adults of Delhi-NCR. (2016-17). 

5. Adulteration study in various oil samples collected from Delhi-NCR (2016-17). 

6. To study the influence of extracts of medicinal plants ((Tulsi: Ocimum tenuiflorum, Amla: Phyllanthus emblica,  and Neem: Azadirachta indica) on biochemical parameters of avian blood (2016-17).