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Ph.D. in the Biological Stream

Dear Guys,

Anybody residing nearer to any wild or tourist cave and interested to pursue his/her Ph.D. work in cavescience may contact the "National Cave Research and Protection Organization, India" by email National Cave Research and Protection Organization, India or admin@crapo.info or contact directly to me jayant@cave-biology.org with the area or interest (biodiversity, ecology, geomicrobiology etc.). Presently the organization is affiliated to two Universities.

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Comment by Dr. Jayant Biswas on December 2, 2011 at 9:40am: Around Nashik, there are several caves I know, but if you are talking about the caves having Archeological importance like Pandavlena Cave, than you have to go for geomicrobiological studies eg., effect of global warming on its content etc. (Lascaux Cave Drawings) , otherwise if you are interested in biodiversity / ecological study of any wild cave, than please let me know.

Comment by Dhananjay Dughad on December 2, 2011 at 12:06am: Dear Sir,

I am Dhananjay Avinash Dughad I have done my post graduation in Environmental Science. My home town is near to Nashik and i would like to select any of the cave in Nashik dist. for my P.hD studies.

Kindly let me known if you could help me in this matter.

Thanks and regards

Dhananjay Dughad

09422406169/09527005790

Comment by Neelam Bhandari on December 1, 2011 at 7:32am: ok sir,i'l contact you regarding this matter.thank you so much.

Comment by Dr. Jayant Biswas on December 1, 2011 at 7:07am: Hi Neelam, I don't know whether any cave is exist nearer to your hometown or not. Personally I am a man of cave science and do understand the subject nicely, so if you wish join directly under my guidance than you have to reach some wild cave for your field work. Moreover, some students are also pursuing their work in domain other than cave under the other members of our organization. So better you mail me with your complete interest and proposal (which you wish to carry).

Comment by Neelam Bhandari on December 1, 2011 at 3:57am: hello sir,this is Neelam Bhandari,a Forestry graduate from G.B.Pant University of Agri. And Tech.,Pantnagar.Presently i am Persuing my masters from the same university(final semester).My home town is Corbett City Ramnagar,nearest town of Corbett tiger reserve.I think Corbett National Park Can Be one of the best sites for conducting research on Cave sciences.I would like to have my P.hd. researsch topic on cave sciences as it seems a very interesting topic as well as related to my educational background.

Comment by Dr. Jayant Biswas on December 1, 2011 at 12:44am: You are a person of literature, you must pursue on the relevant topic on caves.

-Regards

Comment by S.P.ANANDAN on December 1, 2011 at 12:07am: Dr Jayant Biswas, this is SP.Anandan from the Western Ghats range of mountains (one of the global biodiversity hot spots). The mountain range has hundreds of caves previously occupied by indigenous communities and hermits. Today, these caves have become the habitats of bats and other endangered animals. I would like to write to you that there are no proper research on the caves of the Western Ghats in Tamilnadu. Though I am a PG in English, I would like to pursue my Ph.D on caves which is quite interesting and will be the first of its kind in southern Tamilnadu. Kindly write to me in this regard. You may contact me at: frsdmdu@yahoo.co.in. You may also see my website: www.frsd.webs.com

Thank you

S.P.Anandan