| College of Fisheries, RLBCAU, Datia Campus | INDIA
Dr. Partha Sarathi Tripathy is a highly accomplished fisheries scientist specializing in Fish Genetics, Molecular Taxonomy, and Biotechnology. He holds a Master of Fisheries Science in Fish Genetics and Breeding and has extensive academic and research experience, having successfully completed four research projects during post-graduation and three during his PhD.
Currently, he serves as an Assistant Professor in Fisheries Resource Management at the College of Fisheries, Rani Lakshmi Bai Central Agricultural University, Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India (since June 2024). In this role, he is actively involved in teaching, research supervision, and academic development, contributing to the advancement of fisheries science education.
Research Expertise & Contributions
Dr. Tripathy’s research focuses on:
- Fish molecular genetics and gene expression analysis
- Molecular taxonomy and biodiversity assessment
- Functional genomics in aquaculture species
He has made notable scientific contributions, including:
- Identification of 7 carotenoid-related genes and 32 melanin-related genes responsible for coloration in ornamental fish
- Advanced expression analysis linked to dietary interventions
- Molecular characterization of key genes such as CDNF and CYP17 in commercially important fish species
His work significantly contributes to aquaculture genetics, ornamental fish breeding, and molecular biology applications in fisheries.
Publications & Academic Output
- 27 International Research Publications
- 13 Book Chapters
- Multiple abstracts presented in national and international seminars
His consistent publication record reflects a strong commitment to high-impact scientific research and knowledge dissemination.
Awards, Fellowships & Achievements
Dr. Tripathy has received numerous academic and professional recognitions, including:
- PhD Fellowship from the Ministry of Human Resource Development (Norway) and Nord University
- ERASMUS Fellowship (2023) for advanced training in fisheries management and molecular techniques in Belgium
- Congress of Zoology Medal from the Zoological Society of India
- 1st Prize for Best Oral Presentation in Genetics (NESFA Seminar)
- Odisha Medhabruti Scholarship
- Qualified ICAR-NET (2018) with 67.56%
He has also participated in 26 trainings/workshops and organized 18 academic events, demonstrating leadership in academic engagement.
International Exposure & Professional Development
Dr. Tripathy has gained extensive global exposure through:
- Visits to aquaculture farms across 11 countries
- Specialized training in molecular biology and post-harvest fisheries technology
- Active participation in international seminars and collaborative research programs
Skills & Professional Strengths
- Experimental design and statistical data analysis
- Molecular biology and genetic techniques
- Laboratory management and field research
- Strong analytical, investigative, and teamwork abilities
Eligibility for Young Scientist Award
Dr. Partha Sarathi Tripathy is highly eligible for the Young Scientist Award in recognition of his outstanding contributions to fisheries science, particularly in the fields of fish genetics, molecular taxonomy, and biotechnology. With a strong academic foundation and extensive research experience, he has demonstrated excellence through the successful completion of multiple research projects during his postgraduate and doctoral studies. His significant scientific contributions, including the identification and expression analysis of key genes responsible for carotenoid and melanin coloration in ornamental fish, highlight his innovative research capabilities. He has an impressive publication record with 27 international research papers and 13 book chapters, reflecting consistent scholarly productivity. Dr. Tripathy has also been the recipient of prestigious fellowships such as the PhD fellowship from Norway and the ERASMUS fellowship (2023), along with national recognitions including the Congress of Zoology Medal and best oral presentation award in genetics. His active participation in international trainings, exposure to aquaculture practices across 11 countries, and contributions to academic organization further strengthen his profile. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor, he continues to contribute to teaching, research, and capacity building in fisheries science. His scientific achievements, innovation, and dedication make him a strong and deserving candidate for the Young Scientist Award under scientific laurels.