Biswadeep Das
School of Computer Engineering
Faculty Profile

Biswadeep Das

Associate Professor

Regular

Biography and academic profile

Biswadeep Das has several years of experience in biomedical research and teaching UG and PG students of biology. After post-graduating from Bangalore University, Biswadeep conducted his PhD program under Indian Council of Medical Research in the genetics and evolutionary biology of Aedes mosquitoes and transmission of arboviral disease. He has a keen interest in molecular diagnostics and evolutionary genetics, that can be shown through his publications and patent. Biswadeep did his post doctoral training in Mayo Clinic, USA on disease modeling using zebrafish applying advanced genetic engineering techniques. Currently, he holds a regular faculty position at KIIT School of Biotechnology and is involved in teaching and research activities involving genotoxicology, molecular diagnostics and outreach activities.

Academic profile

Expertise, contributions
and professional engagement.

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Educational Qualifications

Ph.D

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Awards and Achievements

  1. CSIR-JRF (2008), ICMR-JRF (2009)
  2. Young Scientist Award (2011) at ICMR RMRCT, Jabalpur
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Projects and Collaborations

Mayo Clinic grant for Integrated Science Education Outreach Program

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Books and Book Chapters

  • Biswadeep Das, Sayam Ghosal, Swabhiman Mohanty. 2018. Aedes: What Do We Know about Them and What Can They Transmit? Vectors and vector borne disease. Intech Open.
  • Biswadeep Das, Pragyan Ray, Shradha Raut. 2020.  Impaired mitochondrial energy metabolism: Etiologies and implications in neurodegenerative disease. Clinical Bioenergetics, Elsevier
  • Biswadeep Das, Paritosh Patel, Suresh K Verma. 2020. Role of Nanomedicine in treating Alzheimer's disease. Mitochondrial Protection for Health and Aging, Elsievier.
  • Biswadeep Das*, Sriya Priyadarshini Dash, Swabhiman Mohanty, Paritosh Patel. 2020. Parkinson’s disease and impairment in mitochondrial metabolism: A pathognomic signature. Proteomics, Metabolomics, Interactomics, and System Biology, Springer Nature.
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