Experience
Dr. Sujeet completed his doctoral study from University of Oulu, Finland in Conservation genetics and physiology on the topic “Conservation Genetic of Bengal tiger (Panthers tigris tigris) in India”. Later, he received National Post-Doctoral Fellowship (DST-NPDF-2017-2018) awarded by SERB-DST, Govt. of India and worked on Landscape genetic of Asiatic Black bear in Uttarakhand, India. He has more than 10 years of research experience in conservation genetics and wildlife forensics of large carnivores (Bengal tiger, Leopard, Snow leopard, Himalayan Brown bear and Asiatic Black bear).
His broad research interest lies in the field of conservation genetics, wildlife forensic genetics and ecological genomics of threatened mammals. I am keen to link the genetic/genomic information of wild mammals with traditional ecological data for understanding how climate change, anthropogenic activities and demographic change influences evolutionary dynamics of threatened mammals. He is interested in teaching basics of conservation genetic, wildlife forensics and physiology.