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Seema Mishra
University of Lucknow, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University, National Botanical Research Institute CSIR
Employment
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University of Lucknow Associate Professor2022 - Present
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Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gorakhpur University Assistant Professor2018 - 2022
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National Botanical Research Institute CSIR Research Scientist2014 - 2018
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Universitat Konstanz Post doctoral Scientist2012 - 2014
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Helmholtz-Zentrum fur Umweltforschung UFZ Alexander von Humboldt Fellow (Post doctoral Fellow)2009 - 2011
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National Botanical Research Institute CSIR Research Associate (CSIR)2007 - 2008
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National Botanical Research Institute CSIR Senior Research Fellow (CSIR)2004 - 2007
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National Botanical Research Institute CSIR Junior Research Fellow2002 - 2004
Education
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Projects & Funding
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Publications (70)
- Rice at risk: How double burden of climate change and arsenic threaten food security and human health in vulnerable nations Save
- Impact of Religious Mass Gathering on Water Quality and Metagenomic Profiles at the Confluence of Ganga and Yamuna rivers Save
- Arsenic Fractionation in Paddy Field Soil of Middle and Lower Ganga Plain in Relation to Soil Physico-chemistry Save
- Combined supplementation of selenium and silica boosts growth and yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) by stimulating photosynthetic efficiency and nutrient uptake Save
- Heavy Metal Contamination in Spices Save
- Microbiome divergence across four major Indian riverine water ecosystems impacted by anthropogenic contamination: A comparative metagenomic analysis Save
- Comprehensive analysis of Trichoderma ressei mediated <scp>CO2</scp> stress attenuating responses and de novo transcriptome sequencing of rice flag leaf Save
- A comprehensive review on spatial and temporal variation of arsenic contamination in Ghaghara basin and its relation to probable incremental life time cancer risk in the local population Save
- A critical analysis of various post-harvest arsenic removal treatments of rice and their impact on public health due to nutrient loss Save
- Evaluating the efficacy and feasibility of post harvest methods for arsenic removal from rice grain and reduction of arsenic induced cancer risk from rice-based diet Save