Mol Sys Lab, ARI - Postdoc and Ph.D.

Postdoc and Ph.D.

Dr. Satish Maurya, Post-Doctoral Fellow (CSIR-RA) (2024 - Ongoing)

Currently I am trying to understand the gene regulation pattern and their evolutionary history in some selected parasitic plants with respect to its host plant using transcriptome as a tool.

Research interests: Evolution and Ecology, Genomics, Transcriptomics, Molecular Taxonomy, DNA Barcoding, Bioinformatics.

Monali Sanjay Kadu , JRF, Ph.D. Scholar (2019 - Ongoing)

I am working as a JRF on a project entitled as "Repository of Crude drugs and Authentication services". I am glad to receive this wonderful opportunity at Agharkar Research institute which has helped me to achieve my goals.Exposure to Agharkar Research institute has helped me update my knowledge in research,where I have got opportunities to learn from highly knowledgeable mentors and competitive peer group.

Research interests: Authentication and Evaluation of Medicinal Plants, Pharmacognostic specification of Crude drugs, Angiosperms Taxonomy (Botany).

Geetika Sukhramani, JRF, Ph.D. Scholar (2021- Ongoing)

I am working as a JRF on a project funded by DST-SERB entitled "Revisiting the taxonomy of the wild relatives of Sarsaparilla (Smilax L.) in India, developing super barcodes and understanding their diversification using phylogenomic tools” . I am glad to receive this opportunity of working in Agharkar Research Institute, which is going to help me to achieve my dreams in future

Research interests: Molecular Systematic and Evolution

Aditi Sarawgi, UGC-JRF, Ph.D. Scholar (2021- Ongoing)

I am working on the genus Canscora Lam. (Gentianaceae) in India. My interest lies in understanding the genus's evolutionary pattern using molecular, morphological, and anatomical tools. I am blessed to receive this opportunity at Molecular Systematics lab of Agharkar Research Institute and excited about elevating my knowledge in this field. I hope to make a valuable academic contribution in the field of Science.

Research interests: Molecular Systematic and Evolution

Raiping Raleng, CSIR-JRF, Ph.D. Scholar (2023- Ongoing)

I am working on the genus Canscora Lam. (Gentianaceae) in India. My interest lies in understanding the genus's evolutionary pattern using molecular, morphological, and anatomical tools. I am blessed to receive this opportunity at Molecular Systematics lab of Agharkar Research Institute and excited about elevating my knowledge in this field. I hope to make a valuable academic contribution in the field of Science.

Research interests: Molecular Systematic and Evolution