SS Paul

SHYAM SUNDAR PAUL
Principal Scientist (Animal Nutrition)
E-mail: sspaulcirb@yahoo.co.in

Personal Details

Name of the scientist	Degree	Present position held	Email	Telephone	Mobile no
SHYAM SUNDAR PAUL	Ph.D. in Animal Nutrition	Ph.D. in Animal Nutrition	sspaulcirb@yahoo.co.in	01662-281621	8607224167

Field of Specialization	Animal Nutirtion	Total No of Research Papers	44
No. Patents Granted / Filed	-	National	18
No. of M.V.Sc. /M.Sc. Student Guided	-	International	26
Present No. of M.V.Sc./M.Sc. Students	1	Total no. of Books / Manuals	3
No. of Ph.D. Student Guided	-	Total no. of popular articles	31
Present No. of Ph.D. Student	-	Total no. of abstracts

Awards

· National merit scholarship

· ICAR JRF

· ICAR SRF

· NDRI Merit Certificate

· DBT CREST AWARD

· Jawaharlal Nehru Award

· DR. K Pradhan Young Scientist award

· Member, ICAR subcommittee for Nutrient requirement of cattle &Buffalo

Technology developed

· Feeding standards for buffaloes, Nutrient requirements of cattle, sheep, goat &Pig, Nutrient requirement for heat and humidity stress, area specific mineral mixture

· DNA microarray chip for characterization of dynamics of rumen microbes, potent methane inhibitor

Membership

· Vice President(NZ) and life member, Animal Nutrition Association

· Life member Animal Nutrition Society of India

· Life member, Indian Society for Buffalo Development

· Life member Indian Veterinary Association

· Life member, Indian Association for Animal Production

Research Project

Institutional An integrated investigation of microbial communities involved in methane production and fibre digestion in rumen of buffaloes (PI)

External fundedComputational Identification and modelling of Genetic variation in Relation to Performance Traits in Buffaloes (co-PI: Network project on Bioinformatics and computational biology)

Inter institutionalEvaluation of Sorghum Cultivars on Growth Rate and Feed Utilization in Buffalo( as coPI; IIMR and CIRB)

International–

Publications

Top Eight Research Publications

Reference	NAAS Rating
1. SS Paul, SM Deb, A Dey, SPS Somvanshi, D Singh, R Rathore and J Stiverson, 2015.16S rDNA analysis of archaea indicates dominance of Methanobacterium and high abundance of Methanomassiliicoccaceae in rumen of Nili-Ravi buffalo. Anaerobe. 35:3-10.	8.48
2. S.S.Paul, S.M.Deb and D.Singh. 2011. Isolation and characterization of novel sulphate-reducing Fusobacterium sp. and their effects on in vitro methane emission and digestion of wheat straw by rumen fluid from Indian riverine buffaloes. Animal Feed Science and Technology. 166-167:132-140	8.0
3. S. S. Paul, D.N. Kamra, V.R.B. Sastry, N.P. Sahu and Agarwal, N. 2004. Effect of administration of an anaerobic gut fungus isolated from wild blue bull (Boselaphustragocamelus) to buffaloes (Bubalusbubalis) on in vivo ruminal fermentation and digestion of nutrients. Animal Feed Science and Technology , vol. 115. 143-157.	8.0
4. S.S. Paul, D.N. Kamra, V.R.B. Sastry, N.P. Sahu and N. Agarwal. 2004. Effect of anaerobic fungal isolates from wild and domestic ruminants on in vitro digestibilities, fermentation characteristics and fibrolytic enzyme production on lignocellulolytic feed by mixed rumen microflora of buffalo. Reproduction Nutrition And Development (new name : Animal) 44: 1-7.	7.84
5. S.S.Paul, A.B.Mandal, P.N. Chatterjee, R. Bhar and N.N.Pathak. 2007. Determination of nutrient requirements for growth and maintenance of growing pigs under tropical condition.Animal , 1:269-282.	7.84
6. S.S.Paul, S.M.Deb, B.S.Punia, D.Singh and R. Kumar. 2010. Fibrolyticpopential of anaerobic fungi (Piromycessp.) isolated from wild cattle and wild blue bull in pure culture and effect of their addition on in vitro fermentation of wheat straw and methane emission by rumen fluid of buffaloes. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 90: 1218-1226.	7.71
7. S.S.Paul and Patil, N.V. 2007. Energy and protein requirements of growing Nili-Ravi buffalo heifers in tropical environment. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture , 87 (12):2286-2293.	7.71
8. S.S. Paul, D.N. Kamra, V.R.B. Sastry and N.P. Sahu. 2006. Effect of adding an anaerobic fungal culture isolated from a wild blue bull (Boselaphustragocamelus) to rumen fluid of buffaloes on in vitro fibrolytic enzyme activities, fermentation and degradation of tannins and tannin containing kachnar tree (Bauhinia varigata) leaves and wheat straw. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 86(2): 258-270.	7.71

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