Dr. Ekadashi Rajni, Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences & Technology, India
Pallavi Shukla is a dedicated Senior Research Fellow at CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow. With a postgraduate degree in Microbiology, she specializes in microbiology and nanotechnology, focusing on antimicrobial formulations against pathogenic bacteria. Her research explores nano-emulsions, their antimicrobial activity, and characterization, contributing to sustainable biological solutions. With eight publications in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals and a citation index of 81, her work has significantly impacted microbiological advancements. Passionate about innovation, she has one patent under process and is a lifetime member of the Indian Science Congress. She collaborates on interdisciplinary projects, driving forward research in antimicrobial resistance. Her dedication to scientific discovery and sustainable applications places her at the forefront of microbiology and nanotechnology advancements.
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Suitability for the Research for Best Researcher Award:
Pallavi Shukla demonstrates exceptional suitability for the Research for Best Researcher Award due to her impressive academic background, innovative research, and valuable contributions to the fields of microbiology and nanotechnology. As a Senior Research Fellow at the CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute, Pallavi has focused her research on antimicrobial formulations, specifically the development of herbal nano-emulsions against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). This work addresses a critical issue in medical microbiology and has significant implications in combating antimicrobial resistance, an area of increasing global concern.
Pallavi has published eight research papers in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals, contributing to the academic community’s understanding of microbial resistance and nanotechnology applications. Her citation index of 81 reflects the impact of her work. Additionally, she is in the process of securing a patent for one of her innovative research findings, showcasing her potential to translate scientific discoveries into real-world applications. Her interdisciplinary collaborations and membership in the Indian Science Congress further highlight her dedication to advancing research and fostering professional relationships within the scientific community.
🎓 Education
Pallavi Shukla holds a postgraduate degree in Microbiology, providing her with a solid foundation in microbial studies, antimicrobial resistance, and biotechnological innovations. Her academic journey has been marked by rigorous training in advanced microbiological techniques and nanotechnology applications. She has developed expertise in the formulation of herbal nano-emulsions against drug-resistant bacteria, particularly Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Her educational background also includes extensive laboratory work, focusing on antimicrobial testing, nano-formulation characterization, and biological research methodologies. Through her academic pursuits, she has actively contributed to microbiological research, publishing multiple scientific papers in high-impact journals. Pallavi’s educational experience has played a crucial role in shaping her research career, fostering her passion for innovative microbial solutions, and driving her commitment to combating antibiotic resistance. Her academic excellence and practical knowledge continue to fuel her contributions to the field of microbiology and nanotechnology.
💼 Professional Experience
Pallavi Shukla serves as a Senior Research Fellow at CSIR-National Botanical Research Institute, where she focuses on microbiology and nanotechnology. She has been instrumental in developing herbal nano-emulsions for antimicrobial applications, particularly against MRSA. Her role involves designing experiments, conducting microbial testing, and characterizing nano-formulations. Pallavi has collaborated on interdisciplinary projects, contributing to cutting-edge research on antimicrobial resistance. She has published eight research papers in reputed journals and has one patent under process. With a citation index of 81, her work has been recognized in scientific communities. She actively participates in microbiological conferences and is a lifetime member of the Indian Science Congress. Her professional journey reflects her dedication to advancing microbiology through innovative research. By combining her expertise in microbiology and nanotechnology, Pallavi continues to develop sustainable solutions for combating pathogenic bacteria and contributing to the scientific community.
🏅 Awards and Recognition
Pallavi Shukla has earned significant recognition for her contributions to microbiology and nanotechnology. She has received accolades for her research on herbal nano-emulsions against MRSA, which has been widely cited in scientific literature. Her publications in SCI and Scopus-indexed journals have established her as a leading researcher in antimicrobial formulations. She holds a lifetime membership in the Indian Science Congress, a testament to her dedication to scientific excellence. Additionally, her ongoing patent process highlights her innovative contributions to the field. Pallavi has been invited to present her research at esteemed microbiology and nanotechnology conferences, further validating her impact in the domain. With a citation index of 81, her work has significantly influenced antimicrobial research. Her recognition within scientific communities underscores her role as a forward-thinking researcher, committed to solving real-world microbial challenges through groundbreaking innovations.
Pallavi Shukla possesses extensive research skills in microbiology and nanotechnology. She specializes in developing antimicrobial formulations, focusing on nano-emulsions against drug-resistant bacteria. Her expertise includes microbial culturing, antimicrobial susceptibility testing, and nano-formulation characterization. She has hands-on experience with advanced laboratory techniques, including spectroscopic and chromatographic methods for analyzing nano-materials. Pallavi’s research extends to interdisciplinary collaborations, where she explores sustainable solutions for microbial resistance. Her ability to design and execute innovative experiments has led to eight scientific publications in high-impact journals. Additionally, she has filed a patent for a novel antimicrobial formulation, showcasing her inventive mindset. Her research skills are complemented by her strong analytical abilities and data interpretation expertise. As a lifetime member of the Indian Science Congress, she remains actively engaged in the latest scientific advancements. Through her research, Pallavi continues to contribute to microbiological innovations that address global health challenges.
Publication Top Notes
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Title: A review of sustainable use of biogenic nanoscale agro-materials to enhance stress tolerance and nutritional value of plants
Authors: VP Giri, P Shukla, A Tripathi, P Verma, N Kumar, S Pandey, CO Dimkpa, …
Journal: Plants
Volume: 12 (4)
Page: 815
Citations: 38
Year: 2023
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Title: Estrogen deficiency induces memory loss via altered hippocampal HB-EGF and autophagy
Authors: R Pandey, P Shukla, B Anjum, HP Gupta, S Pal, N Arjaria, K Gupta, …
Journal: Journal of Endocrinology
Volume: 244 (1)
Pages: 53-70
Citations: 28
Year: 2020
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Title: Chitosan fabricated biogenic silver nanoparticles (Ch@ BSNP) protectively modulate the defense mechanism of tomato during bacterial leaf spot (BLS) disease
Authors: VP Giri, S Pandey, S Srivastava, P Shukla, N Kumar, M Kumari, R Katiyar, …
Journal: Plant Physiology and Biochemistry
Volume: 197
Article ID: 107637
Citations: 20
Year: 2023
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Title: Arsenic induces differential neurotoxicity in male, female, and E2-deficient females: Comparative effects on hippocampal neurons and cognition in adult rats
Authors: R Pandey, A Garg, K Gupta, P Shukla, K Mandrah, S Roy, …
Journal: Molecular Neurobiology
Volume: 59 (5)
Pages: 2729-2744
Citations: 18
Year: 2022
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Title: Facile fabrication of sandalwood oil-based nanoemulsion to intensify the fatty acid composition in burned and rough skin
Authors: VP Giri, S Pandey, P Shukla, SC Gupta, M Srivastava, CV Rao, SV Shukla, …
Journal: ACS Omega
Volume: 9 (6)
Pages: 6305-6315
Citations: 3
Year: 2024
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Title: Sunset Yellow protects against oxidative damage and exhibits chemoprevention in chemically induced skin cancer model
Authors: S Singh, S Yadav, C Cavallo, D Mourya, I Singh, V Kumar, S Shukla, …
Journal: NPJ Systems Biology and Applications
Volume: 10 (1)
Article ID: 23
Citations: 1
Year: 2024
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Title: A Short Review on Advances in Nanosystems Emerging as an Effective Approaches to Control Pathogenesis of Staphylococcus spp
Authors: VP Giri, P Shukla, A Tripathi, N Kumar, P Verma, S Pandey, A Mishra
Journal: Global Journal of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Research
Volume: 7 (1)
Pages: 049-055
Citations: 1
Year: 2021