Dr. JAYA PHILIP

• Name: Dr. JAYA PHILIP
• Gender: Female
• Department: Microbiology

• M.Sc, Ph.D, NET, GATE
• Designation: Assistant Professor and Head: Department of Microbiology
  Patna Women’s College (Autonomous)
  Patna (Bihar)
• Email: : jaya.mbio@patnawomenscollege.in
• Alternate Email: : jayaphilipmicrobio@gmail.com
• Specialisation / Area of Interest: : Microbiology, Enzymology, Biostatistics.
• Date of Joining:: 31.7.2012

• Over 9 years of Teaching experience.
• Head of the Department since August 2016
• Managing Editor of IRIS Journal Journal for Young Scientists.
• Member of the IQAC working committee for NAAC Accreditation & Preparation
• Member of the Cultural committee of the College.
• worked as the Organising secretary in National Seminar and Vigyan Utsav
• Organised Several Workshops, Guest lectures and Hands- on Trainings.

Awards and Honours:

• NET (ICAR -ASRB) – 2016
• NET (ICAR -ASRB) – 2015
• GATE(Life Sciences) – 2012
• Awarded Gold Medal in Graduation.
• Awarded Best Poster at National Conference on Antimicrobial Resistance in 2012 organised by SHIATS, Allahabad
• Awarded Active memberof the Society of Microbiologists, SHIATS, Allahabad

Research Experience:

• Supervised 23 Research Projects of Undergraduate Students at College level under BSR, CPE Scheme of UGC and Star College Scheme of DBT.

Book:

• Edited book on “New Horizons of Biological Sciences: Advantages and challenges”. Rajesh Publications , New Delhi-110002 in 2020

Chapter in a Book:

• Isolation of cellulose degrading fungi from decaying Agro-waste, New Horizons of Biological Sciences: Advantages and challenges (2020). Rajesh Publications, New Delhi. Chapter: 7, Pg.: 62-67.

Publications in National and International Journals: last five years

• Philip J, Tanuja, Bedi S. Occurrence of Cellulose Degraders in Fruit and Vegetable Decaying Wastes. (2016). J Bioremediat Biodegrad 7: 373. doi: 10.4172/2155-6199.
• Philip J and Tanuja. Molecular Characterization of cellulase producing Microbacterium barkeri isolated from Agricultural Waste. (2017). Int. J. Adv. Res. ISSN: 2320-5407. 5(8), 1344-1349.
• Philip J and Tanuja. 16S r RNA characterization of cellulase producing Bacillus cereus prevalent in decaying agro waste.(2018) Int. J. Adv. Res. ISSN: 2320-5407. 6(9), 473-478
• Philip J et al. Effect of Fungi Isolated from Different Plastic Polluted Sites on Low Density Polyethylene Material Degradation with reference to SEM Analysis.(2020) Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 9(06): 3149-3157.
• Philip J et al., Identification of Bacteria from under Finger Nails. International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology. (2020).7( 6):234-241

Publications in National and International Journals: last five years

• Have co-authored 14 Research Papers in the Peer reviewed in – house Journals Explore- journal of Research for UG and PG students and IRIS – Journal for Young Scientists.

Oral/paper presentation: last 5 years only

• On “Characterisation of cellulase Producing Bacteria” in the National seminar organised by the Indian Science Congress Association Patna Chapter on 16th, 17th and 18thDecember 2016 on the theme Science and Technology for national development.
• On “Occurrence of cellulase producing microorganism in soil contaminated with pollutants” in the national seminar organised by the Department of Chemistry, Patna Women’s College on 9thand 10th December 2016 on the theme Science and Technology for national development.
• On prevalence of Antimicrobial Resistant Campylobacter spp. in raw chicken meat in the national seminar organised by the ISCA, Patna Chapter on 8th February 2016.
• On “Application of cellulose degraders in Agrowaste” in the national seminar organised by the Indian Science Congress Association at Ganga Devi Mahila Mahavidyalaya on 6th, March 2016.
• On “Isolation and characterisation of cellulolytic bacteria” in the national seminar organised by department of Zoology, PU in collaboration with CEED on 21 st and 22 nd of March 2018 on the theme Environmental Challenges: Monitoring, Assessment and remediation.
• On “Application of cellulase” in the National Seminar by the Indian Science Congress Association Patna Chapter on 10th December 2016 on the theme Future India: Science and Technology.
• On “Biodiversity of Cellulose Degrading Bacteria in decaying vegetable peel” at national seminar at ZSI on 23 rd, Feb 2016 on the theme Faunal Diversity of Gangetic Plains Ecosystem

Faculty Development Programme undertaken: 13

Technical Skills:

• Diploma in Computer Application
• Training in Latex (Spoken tutorial project conducted remotely from IIT Mumbai, funded by MHRD)
• Training in Python Programming