Haldwani resident Swati Joshi has received the Young Scientist Award at an international conference held at Shri Guru Ram Rai University in Dehradun. She is a research scholar at DSB Campus, Nainital.
The award was presented by a prestigious institution from Delhi during the conference on “Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry: Innovations for Climate-Resilient Crop Systems”.
Research on diseased fish
Joshi presented her research on identifying and isolating bacteria found in diseased fish from freshwater reservoirs. The judging panel appreciated her presentation, according to the report of the event.
Her work focused on a specific area of freshwater health and fish disease research. The conference theme also addressed innovation in crop systems designed to withstand climate-related challenges.
Joshi’s achievement was welcomed in Haldwani. Her father, Jeevan Chandra Joshi, and mother, Beena Joshi, were also congratulated by local people.
Conclusion
Swati Joshi’s Young Scientist Award recognises her research presentation on identifying and isolating bacteria in diseased fish from freshwater reservoirs at the Dehradun conference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who received the Young Scientist Award?
Swati Joshi, a Haldwani resident and research scholar at DSB Campus, Nainital, received the award.
Q. Where was the award presented?
The award was presented at an international conference held at Shri Guru Ram Rai University in Dehradun.
Q. What was the conference theme?
The conference focused on “Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry: Innovations for Climate-Resilient Crop Systems”.
Q. What did Swati Joshi present at the conference?
She presented research on the identification and isolation of bacteria found in diseased fish from freshwater reservoirs.
Q. How was her presentation received?
The judging panel appreciated her research presentation.
Q. Who was congratulated alongside Swati Joshi?
Her father, Jeevan Chandra Joshi, and mother, Beena Joshi, were also congratulated.
