Dr Neha Chaturvedi
National Institute for Research in Tribal Health, Rajiv Gandhi Technical University, Barkatullah University, Barkatullah university
About
1. Versatile researcher, quick learner, over 6+ years of work experience in molecular epidemiological studies & clinical research.
• Designing, conduct, analysis and interpretation of epidemiological study.
• Screening and enrolment of patients from remote, tribal area of Central India.
• Disease incidence and prevalence estimation.
• Analysis of real world large data set.
2. Skilled in molecular biology, immunology, invitro cell culture & data analysis techniques.
3. Effective at working within diverse environments and equipped with exceptional decision-making, problem solving and management aptitudes in formulating innovative solutions to contribute to the achievement of positive outcomes.
4. In-depth coordination with civil and government bodies for necessary field trials and sample collections.
5. Qualified CSIR-NET-Lectureship and GATE-Biotechnology.
6. Worked as Senior Research Fellow at NIRTH (ICMR) Jabalpur for five years.
7. Published five research papers in national and international journals.
8. Permanent active member of AWWA- worked towards vocational training, financial literacy, cyber-crime and child health awareness for families of Indian Army soldiers.
Employment
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National Institute for Research in Tribal Health Senior Research Fellow (Molecular Epidemiologist)2011 - 2016
Education
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Rajiv Gandhi Technical University PhD2012 - 2018
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Barkatullah University Masters in Science2008 - 2010
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Barkatullah university Bachelors in Science2005 - 2008
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (5)
- Plasmodium falciparum Cysteine-Rich Protective Antigen (CyRPA) Elicits Detectable Levels of Invasion-Inhibitory Antibodies during Natural Infection in Humans. Save
- Antibody Combinations Targeting the Essential Antigens CyRPA, RH5, and MSP-119 Potently Neutralize Plasmodium falciparum Clinical Isolates From India and Africa. Save
- Prevalence of afebrile parasitaemia due to Plasmodium falciparum & P. vivax in district Balaghat (Madhya Pradesh): Implication for malaria control. Save
- Strategies & recent development of transmission-blocking vaccines against Plasmodium falciparum. Save
- Sympatric distribution of Plasmodium ovale curtisi and P. ovale wallikeri in India: implication for the diagnosis of malaria and its control. Save