Dr. Darshna M. Joshi
Also known as: DM Joshi, Darshna M. Joshi
Government Polytechnic Ahmedabad, Nirma University
About
Dr. Darshna M. Joshi is currently employed at the Government Polytechnic, Ahmedabad, as a Lecturer (GES, Class II) in the Instrumentation and Control Engineering Department. She has more than 9 years of teaching experience. She has completed her PhD in systems biology in 2022 from Nirma University. She got her M.Tech from Nirma University in 2015 and her B.E. from Gujarat Technological University in 2013. She is the recipient of a gold medal in M.Tech as well as in B.E., for securing top position at the university. In 2014–15, she also served as an intern with the National Fusion Program organised by the Government of India at the Institute of Plasma Research in Bhat Gandhinagar, Gujarat, where she worked in the area of cryogenics. Her major area of research is systems biology, in silico modelling, control theory, systems engineering, cryogenics, sensitivity, and optimization. More than 10 of her research works and 1 book have been published in reputable international and national journals in the areas of cryogenics, control systems, optimization, and systems biology and are indexed and abstracted in well- known databases like Scopus and Web of Science. Additionally, she has presented research papers at numerous national and international conferences. She is a member of the Indian Society forTechnical Education as well as Bioclues.
Employment
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Government Polytechnic Ahmedabad Lecturer
Education
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Nirma University M.Tech2013 - 2015
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (12)
- Mathematical modeling of electrotherapy-induced modulation of insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake: A bioengineering approach to type 2 diabetes management Save
- In Silico Modeling and Simulation for Diabetes Therapy Save
- Achieving Precision in Healthcare: A Path Forward Save
- Dynamic In Silico Model of Type 2 Diabetes Treated With Metformin Combined With Exercise: A Sobol Sensitivity Analysis Save
- In silico Study to Optimize the Dosage of Oleuropein with Metformin in Diabetes Management Save
- Dosage optimization of metformin and oleuropein along with exercise in diabetes management Save
- Robust adaptation of PKCζ-IRS1 insulin signaling pathways through integral feedback control. Save
- In silico study to quantify the effect of exercise on surface GLUT4 translocation in diabetes management Save
- A survey on control theoretic research paradigms of insulin signaling pathways study Save
- Simulation and statistical analysis for the optimization of nitrogen liquefaction plant with cryogenic Claude cycle using process modeling tool: ASPEN HYSYS Save