A Maze of Academic Collections?

 I believe academic Biodata, Resume or CV are a maze of academic collections, phases or journey. Or better words, I came to know after watching so many Professional Profiles, CV or resume or the new word, Academic Portfolio?

My Academic Journey: 

Formal Education: Ph.D Molecular Biology,  2008 

Initial Years of Teaching and Research: 2008 - 2012

Surveillance uses and abuses, curiosity and impact: 2012 - 2017 

Left job as an Assistant Professor in 2017, but called back by the University.

Joining Back and strange files collections: 2017- 2021 

Some of those file collections became case studies and public in the form of Campus Crime Series. These were first case studies of coded system learning.

I struggled up to campus crime series like finding a needle in haystack. This needle acted as a template in understanding Social Tales of Social Engineering and their impact on living beings, especially humans. It's like world is a media culture lab and I am reporting and writing direct from war zone. The already chocked life, chocked a bit more amid health issues and not having even basic facilities. Yes, I have health issues but not the kind of some people are trying to impose, by ill will agenda. These are attacks, due to different political parties crimes exposures.

Media Culture Lab: 2021-Continue

This experiential learning and writing gave the idea of Media Culture Lab Impact and Designing and Engineering of Society by making human robots even without their knowledge, forget consent. I named that Human Robotics. 

Silo System (University) to Society: Both have different culture media, especially villages in India.

I was back to village after 27 years in 2022 after that enforced resignation due to safety reasons. A strange kind of illegal jail and for me, it is like some war field type reporting and research under literal ugly, scarce and harsh conditions. Created by? Seems created by own people but invisible political forces are at work in this creation. Invisible, but still visible.

Academic Experience

Experiential Learning, Research and Communication (June 2021- Continue)

Media Culture Lab, Designing and Engineering of Society and Human Robotics

Assistant Professor Biotechnology (Oct., 2008 to June, 2021) 

University Institute of Engineering and Technology

Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Haryana, India

PhD (2003-2008)

Molecular Characterization of oxalate oxidase purified from grain sorghum leaves.

Advanced Centre for Biotechnology, Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, Haryana, India

Visiting Fellow (May-June 2008)

Department of Biochemistry 

University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA

Administrative Management and Governance

Coordinator (Head), 2020-2021, Department of Biotechnology, UIET, MDU

Exams superintendent and deputy superintendent, 2012-2015, UIET, MDU

Secretary, Maharshi Dayanand, University Teaching Association, 2014-2015, MDU

Member of board of studies, MDU

Departmental research committee, admission committees, disciplinary committee, time table management 

Events organization: Science conclave, Youth fest, Alumni meet, Educational field trips, Symposium, Conference 

Curriculum Modernization: Creation of new labs and updation of courses, syllabi

Minor Research Project, University Funded 2019

Study of Y-chromosome haplogroups in local population.

Supervised M.Tech and B.Tech dissertations (2009-2019)

Teaching and Laboratory Coursework at B.Tech, M.Tech and PhD level 

Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Genetics, Genomics and Proteomics, Diagnostic Techniques, Environmental Biology, Genetic Engineering, Basic Bioinformatics 

Faculty Development Programs and Workshops

High Impact Teaching Skills, 2010. Wipro, MDU, Rohtak, Haryana

Orientation Course, 2011. PU, Chandigarh

Refresher Course, 2012. University of North Bengal, Darjeeling, West Bengal

E-Learning Technologies, E-Content Development and MOOCS. 2019. Faculty Development Centre, MDU, Rohtak, Haryana 

A new phase of research had already started in 2018, by Code-Decode.

Research, Intellectual Interests and Contributions

Investigating the parallels between molecular, biological processes and macro social systems. 

Experienced media culture as a tool for social designing, engineering and human robotics, like some living lab. By doing changes in this media culture, it can be used and abused for good or bad.

Surveillance agencies, big companies, corporations and governments are using and abusing this for power struggles and resources take over. Same can be used to design better systems and creating better conditions for humans by doing changes in media culture ingredients.

My interests are how these systems mirror (amplify, manipulate or mutate) diseases, suicides, deaths, relations ups and downs, births etc.?

Hobbies and Creative Interests 

Poetry: Shadows Circus of Governance (Self Published)

Reflection, poetry, satire writing in Hindi, English and Haryanvi 

Intellectual Contributions and Research (2017- Continue)

 After 2017, joining back, my research focus was strange files collections, especially after psycho to violence happenings. After 2019, my research is independent of any institutional lab. I call that, Media Culture Lab, Designing and Engineering of Society, and Human Robotics.

Case studies and books under writing process

“Show, Don’t Tell” system mirrors processes at every level that can be hyped, undervalued, distorted or manipulated even beyond truth as per requirements. That's a horrible, traumatic and at the same time very interesting phenomenon and mostly synthetic in the case of living organisms. These shows are like pigment shows, from skin colour to skin diseases in animals or impacts in plants, birds, reptiles, amphibians etc. The same pigment is embedded across different strata of society from cultural, daily  rituals, casts, religion to politics. Think, how such diseases could be created or treated by manipulating the cultural media at the social level of any system, at small or large scale? It applies to all diseases and all aspects of life, from birth to death. The following books would answer some such questions are under the writing process, including:

1. Pros and Cons of Bio-Chemical-Physio-Psycho and Electric Warfares

2. Social Tales of Social Engineering

3. Designing and Engineering of Society and Human Robotics 

4. Animals, birds and insects, political parades 

5. Botanical choreography 

               

Case Studies, Documentation (Self Published), which acted as a template to understand and document above writings,  

Campus Crime Series 

1. Fingerprinting and Thumb Impression (54 Days Earned Leave Case)

2. Sunit Mukherjee Case

3. Plants Tales: Undhere Ujaale!

4. Veerbhan Lab Case and Psycho Control (29-8-2018 & 1-9-2018)

5. Kidnapped by Police (26-4-2021 to 29-4-2021)

Some case studies from campus crime series are still unpublished due to local goons' threats of illegal enforcements. Enforcements, where assisted murders look like deaths, suicides, diseases etc. 

1. Covid-19 (March, 2020 onwards) and political diseases 

2. Exams Fraud (27-12-2019 to 30-12-2019)

3. Bharti-Ujjala Case (November 2018 to August 2019)

4. Psycho to Violence (10-4-2019)

Interesting Research Museum, 2003-2017

Case Studies?

Research itself is a case study? Not just mine but whole research worldwide?

A turtle pace of working at the intersection of molecular biology, genomics and proteomics, diagnostics, homology modelling, molecular markers, haplogroups, Y-chromosome and mt-chromosome, genetics and genealogy from 2003-2017. Whatever the reasons were, it is an interesting material for case studies at the front of academics and research. The way, campus crime series acted as a template in understanding social tales of social engineering, will this case study help in understanding the academic and research world, a bit better?

Research direction changed after the Ujjla-Bharti Case in 2019. And the whole research became a case study itself. I thought, the problem was with these two dissertations only, but when I looked back then I found, something is kind of embedded in each and every aspect of research since the start, like some parallel cases creations.

And it’s true about the systems we are living in. Anything and everything is embedded in political codes and impact living beings, including humans, at personal as well as professional front, especially when we are not aware.

One must start from self?

This is a rough draft, having many mistakes and have some missing parts, also. It will be corrected with time, along with some interesting insight about them.


Earlier Research contributions (2008-2019)

1. Vijay Dangi, Gaurav Rathee, Pawan Kumar Jaiwal, and Basant Kumar Behra. Isolation and amino acid sequencing of beta amylase purified from grain sorghum leaves. 12th ISCB International Conference on the Interface of Chemistry-Biology in Biomedical Research. 22-24 February 2008. BITS Pilani, Rajasthan, India.

2. Vijay Dangi, Monika Lamba, Renu Saini, and Anurag Mehta. Investigation of the association between estrogen and progesterone receptor in breast cancer by immunohistochemical assay. 3rd International Conference on Recent Advances in Biomedical & Therapeutic Sciences. 26–28 February 2009. Bundelkhand University, Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India.

3. Vijay Dangi, Gaurav Rana, Naresh Kumar, and Pawan Kumar Jaiwal. Isolation and amino acid sequencing of oxalate oxidase purified from sorghum leaves. Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society of Free Radical Research India (SFRRI). 11-13 January 2010. Convention Centre, Hotel Marriott Courtyard, Hyderabad, India.

4. Vijay Dangi and Pawan Kumar Jaiwal. Computational analysis of oxalate oxidase from Sorghum vulgare leaves. 9th International Conference on Bioinformatics (InCoB2010). 20–22 September 2010. Culture Centre, National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore.

5. Naresh Kumar, Sushma Sood, Beena, Manjeet Singh, and Vijay Dangi. Protective role of vitamin E supplementation on fluoride toxicity in male rabbits. International Conference on Advances in Free Radicals Research, Natural Products, Antioxidants and Radioprotectors in Health. 11–13 January 2011. Hyderabad, India.

6. Sneha Munshi and Vijay Dangi. In silico analysis of sorghum oxalate oxidase. OSCAT 2012: Open Source Computer-Aided Drug Discovery (OSCADD) 2nd Annual Conference. 22–24 February 2012. CSIR-Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH), Chandigarh, India.

7. Vijay Dangi and Sneha Munshi. Evolutionary analysis of the multi-functional nature of oxalate oxidase. International Conference on Molecular Phylogenetics (MolPhy-3). 2012. Moscow State University, Russia.

8. Meghna Malik and Vijay Dangi. Diabetes management: Importance/role of phytoconstituents. 3rd World Congress on Diabetes & Metabolism. 24–26 September 2012. Marriott Convention Center, Hyderabad, India.

9. Vijay Dangi and Priyanka Rana. Role of haplogroups in diagnosis and personalised medicine. 2nd International Conference on Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (Society for Applied Biotechnology). 15–16 December 2013. Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India.

10. Komal Verma, Vijay Dangi, and Y. Singh Prabhakar. Homology modeling and in silico exploration of functional domain of interleukin-27 for new drug leads in the management of type-1 diabetes. National Conference on Recent Advances in Chemical & Environmental Sciences. 2015. Arya P.G. College, Panipat, India.

11. Ritu Rathee and Vijay Dangi and ??. Pharmacological screening of bioactive compounds in medicinal plants. National Conference on Therapeutic Potential of Natural Products. March 2015. Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, India.?

12. Priyanka Kajla and Vijay Dangi. ?

National Conference on Recent Trends in Plant Science and Research. 2017. Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, India.?

13. Nisha Balhara and Vijay Dangi. ?

National Seminar on Climate Change and Food Security. 2017. Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, India.

14. Ujjla Sharma, Vijay Dangi, Sangeeta Singh, Afreen Rashid, Harivansh Parmar, Himani Bagaria, Malireddy K. Reddy, and V Mohan Murali Achary. A method for the production of low glycemic index rice by using CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technology. Plant Genomics & Gene Editing Congress: Asia. 29-30 July 2019. Grand Millennium Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

15. Bharti Juneja, Vijay Dangi, Malireddy K. Reddy, and V Mohan Murali Achar. Generation of improved blast disease resistance rice using CRISPR/Cas9 targeted genome editing technology. NextGen Genomics, Biology, Bioinformatics and Technologies (NGBT) Conference. 30 September – 2 October 2019. Taj Lands End, Mumbai, India.

What would change, if I remove some from this list or add some more in it?

Why case studies even at the front of research?
Even I thought like that, when I first realized this. But with time, feel was like you have real treasure of interesting case studies. Why discarded them, just because they did not feel like so important? And I put it back in my research in the form of Research Case Studies. They are campus crime series type template but in a bit different way.

Filthy criminals are playing with my blog

What kind of date is this?

Blog and internet ware there in that year?

And writer had also born?

These are today's posts.

Interesting 2018? Code-Decode?

1. Digital numeral maze
2. Board games
3. Sylla-bus cards & credits
4. Enigma machine
5. Imitation of game
6. Paradoxical & accidental
7. Catch 22 & form 10 case
8. Defence architect & civil masaala
9. Psych-o-logical crypt-o-graphy
10. Come out of it & no escape