Dr. Anil Kumar Verma M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Scientist C

ICMR-National Institute of Research in Tribal Health


Profile

Dr. Anil Verma is interested in investigating various factors associated with asymptomatic malaria and characterisation of immune response in people having asymptomatic malaria in endemic areas. His future plan is to evaluate new, low-cost, point of care malaria diagnostic devices, which can be used in remote tribal areas with limited resources.

Research Interests

  1. Molecular Parasitology (Malaria)
  2. Human gut microbiology
  3. Maternal and Child health

Scientific Staff

  1. Sh S B Dubey, Technician I
  2. Sh Monu Dalal, Technician I

Past Research students

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Ongoing research projects

  1. Determination of resistance frequency and intensity among Field Populations of malaria vectors to public health insecticides in use in endemic States of India.
  2. Nodal Officer: M.Sc. Public Health Entomology (2022 - )

Current research collaborators

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Past research collaborators

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Research in news

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Award/Recognition/Honours

  1. Awarded Dr. D.S. Kothari Post-doctoral Fellowship by University grants commission (UGC) for 2015-2017.
  2. Award of Travel grant from Indian council of medical research (ICMR), Department of Science & Technology (DST) and Department of Biotechnology (DBT) India for poster presentation in USA in 2011.
  3. Awarded Junior research fellowship (2007-2009) and Senior research fellowship (2009-2012 by Indian council of medical research (ICMR).
  4. Awarded the National Eligibility Test- Lectureship (NET-LS) conducted by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research & University Grants commission, Government of India (CSIR-NET) in 2006.
  5. Awarded Merit cum mean (MCM) scholarship by JNU

Workshop/Conference Organized

  1. Biosparks 2009: The 7th Annual research festival of School of life Sciences, JNU, on 6-7 march 2009.

Academic contributions

Supervisor of Ph. D. thesis: Nil

Masters dissertation: 1

Papers published: 11

Research Grants

Nil

Publications