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“RECENT ADVANCES IN “RECENT ADVANCES IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES” BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES”
& INAUGURATION OF & INAUGURATION OF GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION OF GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION OF
SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCESSCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES
“RECENT ADVANCES IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES”
& INAUGURATION OF GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION OF
SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES3rd – 4th April 20193rd – 4th April 20193rd – 4th April 2019
Organized by:Organized by:School of Life SciencesSchool of Life Sciences
Sambalpur UniversitySambalpur University
Jyoti Vihar – 768 019, Odisha, INDIAJyoti Vihar – 768 019, Odisha, INDIA
Organized by:School of Life Sciences
Sambalpur University
Jyoti Vihar – 768 019, Odisha, INDIA
Convener Dr. Ekamber Kariali Dr. (Mrs.) Aliva PatnaikDr. (Mrs.) Aliva Patnaik
Organizing Secretary Dr. (Mrs.) Aliva Patnaik
NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
“RECENT ADVANCES IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES”
& INAUGURATION OF GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION
OF SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCESrd th
3 – 4 April 2019
Registration Form
Name :
Designation :
Institution :
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Nationality :
Title of the Abstract :
Theme Area :
Mode of Presentation : Oral / Poster
Accommodation needed : Yes / No
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON“RECENT ADVANCES IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES”
& INAUGURATION OF GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION OF SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES
Organizing Committee
Patron Prof. D. K. Behera
Vice Chancellor Sambalpur University
Convener
Dr. Ekamber KarialiPragramme Coordinator
Dr. Rajendra Kumar Behera
Organizing Secretary
Dr.Aliva Patnaik
Joint Organizing Secretary
Dr. Sunanda Sahoo
Local Organising Committee:
Dr.(Mrs.) Binata Nayak, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Dr.JagnyeswarRatha, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Dr.Nirius J. Ekka, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Dr. Surya Narayan Pradhan, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Dr.ChirabrattaDutta, L.N. College, Jharsuguda
Dr.Sudipta Kumar Dash, Panchayat Samiti College, Gaisilat
Dr. Devraj Mishra, J.Mahavidyalaya, Patnagarh
Dr.IswarBaitharu, Dept. of Environmental Science, S.U.
Advisory Committee:
Prof. A. K. Dash, Chairman, P.G. Council, S.U.
Prof. S.K. Sahu,Registrar and Prof. Dept. of Env. Sciences, S.U.
Prof. M.C. Dash, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. K.M. Guru, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. U.C. Biswal, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. P. K.Mohapatra, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. A. Mittra, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. R.K. Das, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. T.V. Rao, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. N.K.Choudhury, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. N.Behera, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. B. Biswal, Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. B.K.Senapati,Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Prof. A.B.Mishra,Retd. Faculty, School of Life Sciences, S.U.
Dr. Kishore C.S. Panigrahi, NISER, Bhubaneswar
Dr. Ranjan K. Nanda, Group Leader. ICGEB, New Delhi
Dr.NarottamAchaarya, Institute of Life Sciences, Bhubaneswar
Dr.Karunakar Kar, School of Life Sciences, JNU, New Delhi
Prof. BishniP.Dash, Dept. of Biotechnology, FMU, Balasore
Prof. B. Pattnaik, University of Wisconsin, USA
Dr. Kuber C. Bhainsal, BARC, Mumbai
Dr.Paban Kumar Agrawal, INMAS, New Delhi
About the School of Life Sciences
School of Life Sciences, an “A” Grade NAAC Accrediated
University of the state, is one of the oldest leading Post- Graduate
Department of Sambalpur University.The School was established in
the year 1969 and known at national and international level for its
Life Sciences teaching programme and interdisciplinary research
activities in various areas of Biological Sciences.
About the Conference
Research and advances in Biological Sciences includes studies
of simplest single celled organism to the complexity of human brain.
Advances and breakthroughs in Biology have a huge impact on the
living beings including human. The Science of Biology shapes
everything – from Agriculture to Psychology. Like most sciences, in
last few decades many breakthroughs have been witnesseddue to
rapid advances in technology. These developments in Biological
Sciences complemented by information technology have been
helping human health, welfare and economic development.
However, the anthropogenic interference in the environment has
resulted in unforeseen changes in global climatic pattern which is
threatening animal, plant and human life.
Researches in various fields of Biological Sciences like
Molecular Biology, Developmental Biology, Genetics,
Environmental Biology, Genetic Engineering, Gene Therapy and
Bioinformatics have led to tremendous changes in human
civilization as well as the maintenance of biological diversity and
sustainable development.
Keeping these facts in mind, The School of Life Sciences,
Sambalpur University, Odisha, India, 768019, is organising a
National Conference on “Recent Advances in Biological Sciences”.
The aim of the conference is to provide a platform for scientists,
academicians and researchers from different Universities, Industries
and Institutes across the country to share their research output for the
benefit of scientific community as a whole and this would contribute
to learn more about fundamentals of Biological Sciences as well as
applied aspects and it may help to a larger extent to the community in
general.
Themes of the Conference1. Stress Biology2. Agriculture and Horticulture3. Conservation Biology4. Animal, Plant and Microbial Biology5. Ecology and Bioremediation6. Biotechnology and Bioinformatics7. Immunology8. Communicable and Non-communicable Disease
Important DatesthSubmission of Abstracts 25 Mar. 2019thReceipt of Registration form and Reg. fee 26 Mar. 2019th
Booking of Accommodation 26 Mar. 2019
Registration
The Registration Fee should be sent in the form of demand draft drawn in favour of Organising Secretary, NCRABS – 2019, payable at SBI Jyoti Vihar (06672).
Accommodation:
Limited number of accommodation is available in the university and nearby guest houses at reasonable rate, however very good hotel facilities is available in main town of Sambalpur where rooms can be booked on request and payment basis.
Call for Abstracts and Guidelines for submission
The Scientific programme will be organised with key note address, plenary lectures, invited talks and posters. Participation is open for anyone involved in teaching, Research and Consultancy in the respective field. Abstract should be in MS Word, Times New Roman 12 font, 1.5 pt space with 2.5 cm margin. Each abstract should clearly indicate the title (font 14 bold), name of author (12 font) and e-mail. Name of the presenting author should be underlined. The abstract should not exceed 500 words.
Abstracts must be received by the announced deadline. Abstract received after deadline will not be considered. The Organising Committee will determine whether the abstract will be accepted as an Oral/Poster presentation, with consideration given to the author's preference. Authors will be notified by email about the acceptance of the abstracts. All abstracts for oral/poster be submitted to the organising secretary (e-mail:[email protected] ). The poster size should not exceed 1mt X 1mt dimension. The abstract without registration fee will not be processed. Registration fee includes Conference Kits, Lunch and Dinner.
Travel Arrangement
Participants/delegates are requested to make their own
arrangement to reserve their tickets in advance for both onward and
return journey and they are required to inform their travel plan to the
Convener/Organising Secretary. Pickup arrangement from the
railway station will be arranged on prior request.
About the City & Sight Seeing
The city of Sambalpur is one of the oldest cities located in the
bank of River Mahanadi Sambalpur is famous for Sambalpuri
sarees, Sambalpuri dance,song and Hirakud Dam.
The world famous Hirakud Dam built across the River Mahanadi
is located 5 Km away from University campus and is a major tourist
attraction. The dam is world's largest earten dam and is one of the
longest dams in the world.
Samaleswari Temple is another important tourist place located just
15 Km from University campus on bank of the river Mahanadi.
Sambalpur owes its name to Goddess Samaleswari. The temple is
of Sandhara order. This kalinga architecture is built of a kind of
stone durable as granite, cemented with lime mortar.
MaaGhanteswari Temple is another tourist place situated on the
bank of River Mahanadi and is 20 Kmaway from University. As the
name suggests there are bells everywhere. A large number of
pilgrims from across the state visit the temple. It is known as the
'lighthouse without light', built by the early sailors, for whom the
bells served as warning against heavy winds.
Huma Temple is the only leaning temple in the world, which is
situated at Huma, a village on the bank of River Mahanadi, 23 Km
south of Sambalpur City. It is unknown whether the leaning is by
design or from other reasons. While the edifice leans, the pinnacle
of the temple is perpendicular to the ground.
For Further Details, Please Contact:
Dr. Ekamber Kariali,
Convener
Head, School of Life Sciences
Sambalpur University
Jyoti Vihar, Sambalpur, Odisha-768 019
+91-9937304809 (M) Email: [email protected]
Dr. Aliva Patnaik,
Organizing Secretary
School of Life Sciences
Sambalpur University
Jyoti Vihar, Sambalpur, Odisha-768 019
+91-9861122789(M) Email: [email protected]