0000-0003-0372-8243 About
Dr. Indrajit Kar is an accomplished veterinary scientist, academician, and researcher currently serving as Associate Professor (Stage II) and Head, Department of Avian Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences (WBUAFS), Mohanpur, India. With nearly two decades of professional experience in veterinary education, research, clinical services, and administration, he has made significant contributions to the fields of poultry science, veterinary pathology, and animal health.
Dr. Kar obtained his Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc. & A.H.), followed by M.V.Sc. and Ph.D. in Veterinary Pathology from the West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences. Before joining academia, he served the Government of West Bengal in several important capacities, including Veterinary Officer, Block Livestock Development Officer (BLDO), and Assistant Director, Institute of Animal Health & Veterinary Biologicals (IAH&VB). In 2019, he joined WBUAFS as a faculty member, where he has since been actively engaged in teaching, research, postgraduate mentoring, and academic administration.
His research interests encompass avian pathology, poultry diseases, nutritional pathology, toxicopathology, feed additives, trace mineral nutrition, oxidative stress, and molecular aspects of poultry health. He has authored numerous research articles, review papers, and book chapters published in reputed national and international journals. His work has attracted citations from researchers worldwide, reflecting the scientific relevance and impact of his contributions. His Google Scholar profile documents his growing body of scholarly work and research influence.
As Head of the Department of Avian Sciences, Dr. Kar is dedicated to strengthening veterinary education through innovative teaching, practical training, and research-driven learning. He supervises undergraduate and postgraduate students and actively promotes interdisciplinary research collaborations. His academic vision focuses on improving poultry production, disease prevention, animal welfare, and sustainable livestock development through evidence-based scientific approaches.
Dr. Kar regularly participates in scientific conferences, faculty development programmes, and collaborative research initiatives. His current research emphasizes emerging poultry diseases, nutritional interventions, and the application of modern diagnostic and pathological techniques to enhance poultry health and productivity.
Recognized for his commitment to academic excellence, scientific integrity, and professional service, Dr. Indrajit Kar continues to contribute to the advancement of veterinary science in India. Through his teaching, research, and leadership, he remains dedicated to developing skilled veterinary professionals and generating impactful research that supports the sustainable growth of the poultry and livestock sectors.
Employment
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West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences2019 - Present
Education
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West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences Ph D? - 2013
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Publications (32)
- Recent progress in surgical adhesives for biomedical applications Save
- Perceived constraints & its association with livelihood empowerment of rural stakeholders in Nadia district of West Bengal under farmers first project of ICAR, India Save
- Methyl donors and their roles in poultry nutrition Save
- Metagonimiasis, Heterophyiasis and Haplorchiasis Save
- Leveraging CRISPR-Cas-Enhanced Isothermal Amplification Tools for Quick Identification of Pathogens Causing Livestock Diseases Save
- Mentha herbs and their bioactive molecules on biological functions, production performance, health, and product quality in poultry and livestock Save
- Cadmium toxicity in poultry: Mechanisms, food safety concerns, and One Health implications Save
- Role of exogenous bile acids in unlocking the potential of nutritional bio-energetics of freshwater aquaculture Save
- Understanding anthelmintic resistance in livestock using “omics” approaches Save
- Cadmium induced bioaccumulation, histopathology, gene regulation in fish and its amelioration – A review Save