Scientist from TNAU set to join Indian Arctic research programme
A researcher from Tamil Nadu Agricultural University has been selected for the Indian Arctic Research Programme, a notable achievement for the institution. M. Gomathy will study polar microbial ecology and extreme environmental conditions at India's Arctic research station in Norway. Her research aims to explore stress-responsive traits in arctic plant microbiomes and will involve bringing samples back to India for further analysis.
- ▪M. Gomathy is the first researcher from TNAU selected for the Indian Arctic Research Programme.
- ▪The programme focuses on polar microbial ecology and extreme environmental studies.
- ▪Research will be conducted at Himadri, India's permanent arctic research station in Norway.
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A researcher from Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) has been selected to participate in Arctic polar research activities, marking a significant milestone for TNAU in the field of polar science and arctic research.M. Gomathy, associate professor, Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, V.O. Chidambaranar Agricultural College and Research Institute (V.O.C. AC&RI), Killikulam, a constituent of TNAU is the first researcher from TNAU, who got selected to participate in Indian Arctic Research Programme.
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