PhD at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Veterinary Education and Research, India
Dr. Veerasamy Sejian, Ph.D. (August 2006), is a distinguished researcher in the field of neurophysiology, affiliated with the Neurophysiology Lab at the Division of Physiology and Climatology. He holds a Doctorate from the Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar, Bareilly, India. Dr. Sejian’s expertise lies in unraveling the intricacies of physiological processes, contributing significantly to the understanding of climatology’s impact on living organisms. 🧠 His work exemplifies a commitment to advancing knowledge at the intersection of physiology and climate science, making him a respected figure in academia. 🌐
Publication Profile :
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Educational Qualifications :
Dr. Veerasamy Sejian earned his Ph.D. in Animal Physiology from the Neurophysiology Lab at the Division of Physiology and Climatology, Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar, Bareilly, India, in August 2006. His dissertation focused on “Studies on Pineal-Adrenal relationships in Goats under thermal Stress,” showcasing a GPA of 8.29/10. Prior to his Ph.D., he completed his M.V.Sc. in Veterinary Physiology from the Department of Veterinary Physiology, West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences, Kolkata, India, in August 2003, with a thesis on “Studies on haemato-biochemical changes after unilateral Adrenalectomy in black Bengal goats,” achieving a GPA of 8.64/10. Dr. Sejian’s academic journey commenced with a B.V.Sc. from Rajiv Gandhi College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pondicherry, in August 2001. 🎓
Awards and Achievements :
Dr. Veerasamy Sejian, a renowned scientist, has garnered numerous accolades for his groundbreaking contributions to the fields of climate change and livestock production. As of August 2021, he stands proudly in the top 2% of scientists globally, according to Stanford University’s comprehensive citation indicators. 🌍 His expertise in heat stress research is further highlighted by his inclusion in the top 0.34% of researchers in this domain, as per a PubMed-based ranking.
In 2021, the National Environmental Science Academy (NESA) honored Dr. Sejian with the prestigious Fellowship of the Year Award, recognizing his outstanding achievements in climate change and livestock production. 🏆 His editorial roles in esteemed journals, such as serving as an associate editor in Elsevier’s Small Ruminant Research Journal and as a field editor in Springer’s International Journal of Biometeorology, underscore his commitment to advancing scientific discourse. 📚
Moreover, his impactful projects, such as the ECLIPSE project funded by the French Government, exemplify his dedication to assessing climate resilience in goats. Dr. Sejian’s excellence extends beyond research, as evidenced by awards for best e-Poster and best paper presentations, showcasing his commitment to disseminating knowledge. His remarkable journey includes international recognition, such as the Endeavour Research Fellowship from the Australian Government, further solidifying his status as a distinguished figure in the scientific community. 👨🔬🏅
Employment/Working Experience :
Dr. Veerasamy Sejian, a dedicated scientist, served as a Scientist at the Adaptation Physiology Laboratory, focusing on Adaptation Physiology, Stress Physiology, and Animal Physiology from January 2007 to May 2012. Since June 2012, he has held the position of Senior Scientist in the Animal Physiology Division at the National Institute of Animal Nutrition and Physiology, emphasizing multiple stress impacts on sheep reproduction and production. 🐑 Dr. Sejian is actively involved in various projects, including investigating livestock adaptation to impending climatic changes, decoding maternal recognition of pregnancy in heat and nutritional stress, and assessing small ruminant resilience under changing climatic conditions. His multifaceted research extends globally, collaborating on projects with France and Australia. 👨🔬🌏
Research Focus :
Dr. Veerasamy Sejian, a distinguished researcher 🧑🔬, focuses on diverse aspects of animal physiology and environmental stress in his extensive body of work. His research spans adaptation physiology, heat stress impact on livestock, immune system responses, and the mitigation of climate change effects in small ruminants and poultry. With a keen interest in factors influencing reproductive and productive performance, Dr. Sejian explores various signaling pathways and molecular mechanisms. His dedication to understanding and addressing the challenges of climate change in livestock showcases a commitment to sustainable and resilient agriculture. 🌱🔬
Publication Top Notes :
- Toll-like receptors: significance, ligands, signaling pathways, and functions in mammals
- Year : 2018
- Cited : 416 📚
- Adaptation of animals to heat stress
- Year : 2018
- Cited : 302 🌡️🐾
- The impact of heat stress on the immune system in dairy cattle: A review
- Year : 2019.
- Cited : 231🐄🌡️
- Metabolic and immunological changes in transition dairy cows: A review
- Year : 2017
- Cited : 206 🐮🔄
- Measurement and prediction of enteric methane emission
- Year : 2011
- Cited : 178 📏🐄
- Heat stress and dairy cow: impact on both milk yield and composition
- Year :2017
- Cited : 175🌡️🥛
- Adaptive capability as indicated by endocrine and biochemical responses of Malpura ewes subjected to combined stresses (thermal and nutritional) in a semi-arid tropical environment
- Year : 2010
- Cited : 173🌞🐑
- The impact of heat load on cattle
- Year : 2019
- Cited : 171 🐮🌞
- Role of heat shock proteins in livestock adaptation to heat stress
- Year : 2017
- Cited : 162 🌡️🐄
- Adaptability and growth of Malpura ewes subjected to thermal and nutritional stress
- Year : 2010
- Cited : 157 🌞🐑