Hyderabad: Professor Basuthkar Jagadeeshwar Rao from the Institute of Indian Science and Research (Iiser) Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, took over as the representative of the Chancellor of the University of Hyderabad (UOH) on Monday.
According to a statement issued by UOH, the field of specialty is the molecular base of genome dynamics, genome computing biology and active protein sites, cellular physiology and metabolism – their fields make fundamental contributions.
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Before serving in Iiser, Rao spent several years in TIFR, Mumbai, which led to the program’s mechanism of genome dynamics and cellular adaptation laboratories there.
Apart from his research in the biology domain, he was also interested in the spread of scientific knowledge and outreach activities.
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Rao graduated with BSC from Nizam College and MSc from Osmania University, Hyderabad, won a gold medal in both.
He then obtained a PhD from the Indian Sciences Institute, Bengaluru, in biochemistry.
He continued to do postdoctoral work at Yale Medical School, who served as a seven years of research scientist.
Upon returning to India, he worked at TIFR for several years.
Someone from the three national academies in India, and Sir JC Bose colleague of the Department of Science & Technology, India, Rao is the main member and advisor from various committees.
He has won many awards and fellowship and is the main editor of the Journal of Biosciences, a leading journal of the Indian science and Springer Nature Academy, combined.
