Mr. Prasanta Mahanta Abstract: Climate change poses a significant and escalating threat to India’s fisheries and aquaculture sectors, which are vital for the country’s food security, economy and the livelihoods of over 28 million people. As a leading global fish producer, India’s vast aquatic resources, including its extensive coastline and Read more
Nabadeep Saikia Abstract: Precision farming represents a revolutionary shift in agricultural practices, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to transform traditional farming methods. By integrating GPS, remote sensing, IoT devices, data analytics and artificial intelligence, this approach enables farmers to monitor and manage crops and livestock with unprecedented accuracy. Unlike conventional agriculture, precision Read more
Dr. Manas Jyoti Das Abstract: Nanotechnology, which involves manipulating matter at dimensions below 100 nanometres, has revolutionized the food industry through innovative applications in processing, packaging, quality monitoring and nutrient delivery. The ability to engineer food components at the nanoscale enables significant improvements in product shelf life, safety, sensory attributes Read more
Dr. Payel Dhar Abstract: Nano emulsification has emerged as a transformative technology in food science, offering innovative solutions for enhancing the bioavailability of lipophilic bioactive compounds. These colloidal systems, characterized by nanoscale droplets (20-200 nm) stabilized by food-grade surfactants, exhibit unique physicochemical properties including optical transparency, high kinetic stability and Read more
Dr. Arun Kumar Choudhary Abstract: Food security, defined by stable access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food, serves as a fundamental determinant of human health. When any dimension of food security availability, accessibility, utilization, or stability is compromised, the health consequences are severe and multifaceted. Malnutrition manifests in paradoxical forms: Read more
Dr. Baisalee Saharia PT Abstract: Low back pain (LBP) affects 60-80% of individuals globally, representing a leading cause of musculoskeletal disability and work absenteeism. Classified as acute, subacute, or chronic, LBP stems from mechanical, degenerative, postural, or psychosocial factors. While conventional treatments include medication and surgery, physiotherapy has emerged as Read more
Inam Akhtar Hussain & Rubina Yasmin Abstract: India is a global leader in fish production, with fisheries contributing 1.07% to the national GDP and supporting livelihoods for over 28 million people. However, 30–50% of fish biomass is discarded as processing waste, creating environmental and public health challenges. Recent advancements in Read more