Ravi Singh

I am a dedicated biosciences researcher with a PhD from the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, specializing in the conservation of endangered species. My doctoral research focused on the movement patterns and territorial use of the Chambal River by the Gharial Crocodile (Gavialis gangeticus). I am deeply intrigued by the complexities of wildlife conservation, particularly the intersections of genetics, behavior, and ecology.

My work on Gharials has fueled my interest in applying genetic tools to real-world conservation challenges, including habitat identification, population dynamics, and species management strategies. I am especially drawn to research involving the conservation of aquatic and semi-aquatic species and the use of advanced genomic and bioinformatics techniques to assess genetic diversity and population health.

With a strong foundation in molecular biology and genetics, coupled with extensive experience in wildlife conservation research, I am well-equipped to contribute meaningfully to ongoing and future projects in this field.