TEACHER PROFILE

Dr. JAHNOVI BRAHMA Assistant Professor Department of Botany Science College, Kokrajhar Phone- +919706075655 (M) Email- jahnovibrahma6@gmail.com

Academic Background:
P.G.: M.Sc. 2001;                  University: Gauhati University
Specialization in :        Plant Ecology
M. Phil.: 2009;            University: Vinayaka Missions
Ph.D.:2015;                University: North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology

Professional Experience:
1. Assistant Professor:       12 years at Science College, Kokrajhar
2. Guest Lecturer:              Nil

Research Experience:
M.Phil: 1 year in the topic- Phytochemical analysis of wild edible vegetable plants consumed by the North east people.
Ph.D:     5 year            in the topic- Study on the wild edible plants and analysis of nutritional value of certain species occuring in Kokrajhar district.

Organizer:

1. Member organizing committee of UGC sponsored national seminar on the topic- Plant Diversity of BTC, Problems and Prospects of Conservation.
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Ongoing Project:

1. Research project :- UGC sponsored minor research project on “Study on wild edible plants and analysis of nutritional value of certain species consumed by the Bodo communities occurring in Kokrajhar District of Assam.”

Seminar, Work shop, Conference, etc. attended:

1. UGC Sponsored national seminar on “Role of teachers in improving science education in backward areas” held in Science college, Kokrajhar on 17-01-2009 
2. DBT Sponsored workshop on “ Techniques in molecular biology" held in Birjhora Mahavidyalaya, Bongaigaon on 26th & 27th Feb. 2013
3. DBT Sponsored workshop on “Tools and techniques on molecular biology" held in Science college, Kokrajhar on 11-04-2014
4. DBT Sponsored workshop on “Concept learning on Biotechnology" held in Science college, Kokrajhar on 29th to 31st Oct. 2014

Paper published:

1. Brahma, J., Chakravarty, S. and Rethy, P. 2014. Qualitative estimation of the presence of bioactive and nutritional compound in Lasia spinosa: An important vegetable plant used by the Bodos of Kokrajhar district. International Journal of ChemTech Research, 6(2): 1405-1412.
2. Brahma, J. and Singh, B. 2014. Phytochemical screening, mineral composition and nutritive analysis of the leaves of Gonostegia hirta: An important undershrub consumed by the Bodos of Kokrajhar district, Assam.  International Journal of Current Research in Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1(2): 99-106.
3. Brahma, J., Singh, B. and Rethy, P. 2014. Bioactive and nutraceutical compound manipulation in Hibiscus sabdariffa L. leaves: A common undershrub consumed by the Bodo tribes of BTC, Assam. International Research Journal of Pharmacy, 5(6): 463-467.
4. Brahma, J., Singh, B., Rethy, P and Gajurel, P. 2014. Nutritional analysis of some selected wild edible species consumed by the Bodo tribes of Kokrajhar district, BRC, Assam. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research, 7(3): 34-37.
5.  Brahma, J., Singh, B. and Mandal, T. 2014. Sacred groves: An analysis made in the cultural perspective within BTC, Assam, India. Journal of Biological Opinion, 2(3): 320-323.
6. Brahma, J. and Singh, B. 2014. A new species of Globba Sm.(Zingiberaceae) from Kokrajhar district of Assam, India. European Journal of Zoological Research, 3(4): 19-21.
7. Brahma, J., Mandal, T., Gajurel, P., Singh, B. and Rethy, P. 2015. Traditional knowledge of musical instruments used by the Bodo tribe of Northeast India, BTC, Assam. International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 5(5): 1-4.
8. Brahma, J. and Narzary, D. 2015. Bioactive and nutraceutical compound manipulation from the leaves of some wild edible medicinal plants in Chirang district of Assam, India. American Journal of Ethnomedicine, 2(6): 356-364.

Participation in Corporate life of College:

1. Incharge of college freshmen social committee
2. Previously co-ordinator of Human Rights and Dr. B. R Ambedkar study centre
3. Co-ordinator of UGC sponsored career oriented course on Medicinal plant