Bhaskar Das | Assam University | India
Bhaskar Das is a PhD scholar in Microbiology at Assam University, India. His research focuses on antimicrobial resistance at the clinical-environmental interface, with contributions including the discovery of anti-plasmid compounds and the development of rapid diagnostic tools for resistant pathogens. He has authored 29 journal publications, three book chapters, and holds two patents with one more under process. Recognized with the ICMR Senior Research Fellowship, Bhaskar has established himself as a promising researcher dedicated to tackling global health challenges through innovative microbiological solutions.
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Summary
Bhaskar Das has established himself as a highly dedicated and innovative researcher in the field of microbiology. With a strong foundation in antimicrobial resistance research, he combines theoretical expertise with practical solutions, evident in his patents and diagnostic innovations. His academic achievements, fellowship recognition, and impactful publications make him a highly deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award.
Education
Bhaskar Jyoti Das holds an MPhil degree in Microbiology and is currently awaiting his PhD thesis defense at Assam University, Silchar. His academic training has provided a strong foundation in clinical and medical molecular microbiology with a specialization in antimicrobial resistance.
Experience
He has extensive research experience in microbiology with a focus on antimicrobial resistance at the clinical and environmental interface. His work involves the identification of anti-plasmid compounds, the development of diagnostic methods for resistant bacteria, and contributing to patents, books, and high-impact journal publications.
Research Focus
Bhaskar is skilled in molecular microbiology techniques, antimicrobial resistance analysis, diagnostic test development, and research innovation. His ability to combine clinical and environmental perspectives in microbiology research highlights his multidisciplinary expertise.
Awards
He has been awarded the Senior Research Fellowship by the Indian Council of Medical Research in recognition of his research excellence.
Publications
Influence of AHL and Imipenem on blaNDM Conjugation and sRNA Rydb Expression in Escherichia coli
Authors: Deshamukhya, C.; Das, B.J.; Dhar, D.; Bhattacharjee, A.
Journal: Journal of Basic Microbiology
Transcriptional response study of auto inducer-2 regulatory system in Escherichia coli harboring blaNDM
Authors: Deshamukhya, C.; Ahmed, S.; Das, B.J.; Chanda, D.D.; Bhattacharjee, A.
Journal: BMC Microbiology
Incidence of carbapenem non-susceptible Chromobacterium violaceum harboring blaOXA-232 from clinical-environmental interface
Authors: Bhaskar Jyoti Das; Jayalaxmi Wangkheimayum; Mahmadur Rashid; Sonali Chealsea Singha; Deepjyoti Paul; K. Melson Singha; Debadatta Dhar Chanda; Amitabha Bhattacharjee
Journal: Indian Journal of Medical Microbiology
Characterization of blaOXA-232 carrying carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae (CRKP) & their expression profiles under selective carbapenem pressure: An in-depth study from India
Authors: Das, B.J.; Banerjee, T.; Wangkheimayum, J.; Mishra, K.; Kumar, A.; Bhattacharjee, A.
Journal: Indian Journal of Medical Research
Extended-spectrum β-lactamase inhibitory potential of Dichrocephala integrifolia: an in vitro and computational studies
Authors: Moirangthem, A.; Baruah, T.J.; Paul, M.; Ingti, B.; Bhattacharjee, A.; Maurya, A.P.; Paul, S.; Das, B.J.
Journal: Natural Product Research
Imipenem exposure influences the expression of quorum-sensing receptor sdiA in Escherichia coli
Authors: Deshamukhya, C.; Begom, F.; Das, B.J.; Laskar, M.A.; Goala, S.; Choudhury, M.D.; Dhar Chanda, D.; Bhattacharjee, A.
Journal: FEMS Microbiology Letters
Incidence of carbapenem-resistant Escherichia coli ST2437 of clinical origin harbouring blaOXA-144 gene: a report from India
Authors: Das, B.J.; Melson Singha, K.; Wangkheimayum, J.; Chanda, D.D.; Bhattacharjee, A.
Journal: Journal of Applied Microbiology
Bhaskar Das exemplifies the qualities of an emerging leader in microbiological research. His work addresses urgent healthcare challenges, particularly in combating antimicrobial resistance. With his demonstrated innovation, strong research record, and potential for broader impact, he is well-suited for recognition through the Best Researcher Award. Strengthening international collaborations and enhancing his global research footprint will further elevate his contributions and career trajectory.