DR. ARUP KUMAR SAMANTA
Name: Dr. Arup Kumar Samanta
Qualification: Ph.D.
Designation: Professor
Department: Animal Nutrition
Major Field: Animal Nutrition
Specializing Field: Ruminant and Non-Ruminant Nutrition
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 9862335446
Academic identity:
Google Scholar ID- https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=3ptkEDIAAAAJ&hl=en
ORCID ID- https://orcid.org/0009-0008-5813-4657
Projects Details:
Title of the project | Type of the project(EFRP/AICRP/IRP) & Funding Organization | PI/Co-PI/ | Duration | Total sanction amount | Status | |
1 | Role of Phytobiotics as alternative to antibiotic growth promoters on performance of weanling pig and poultry | EFRP (DBT, Govt. of India) | PI | 3 years | Rs.61.57 lakhs | Completed |
2 | Studies on antimicrobial and antibiofilm activities of medicinal plant extracts from North Eastern India against pathogenic bacteria isolated from pigs, cattle and poultry of NER India and cattle, poultry and ducks of West Bengal” as Co-PI | EFRP(DBT, Govt. of India) | Co-PI | 3 yeras | Rs. 150.00 lakhs | Completed |
3 | Studies on the effect of different herbal preparation on wound healing and angiogenesis | EFRP(DBT, Govt. of India) | Co-PI | 3 years | Rs 55.51 lakhs | Completed |
4. | Effect of feeding compressed complete feed block on nutrient utilization, blood biochemical constituents and milk production in lactating coe | IRP ( CAU, Imphal) | PI | 1 year | Rs. 1.47 lakhs | Completed |
5. | Development of Small Scale Bamboo-Based Silage Making Technology and Effect of Feeding Silage on Performance of Growing Cattle | Multi Disciplinary IRP (CAU, Imphal) | PI | 3 years | Rs 2.99 lakhs | Completed |
6. | Clinico –therapeutic studies on demodecosis & flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) in dogs | IRP ( CAU, Imphal) | Co-PI | I year | Rs 1.0 lakh | Completed |
7. | ICAR-All India coordinated research project(AICRP) on Pig | EFRP (ICAR, Govt. of India) | Co-PI | 2008 to till date | Rs 40 -50 lakhs | Ongoing |
8. | Institute Biotech Hub ( Phase-II) | EFRP ( DBT, Govt. of India) | Co-PI | 3 years | Rs 32.0 lakhs | Ongoing |
Publications:
i. No. of Research Articles : 62
ii. No. of Review Articles : 10
iii. No. of Popular Articles : 05
iv. No. of Book Chapters : 07
v. List of Top Five Publications:
1. Samanta, A. K., Dass, R. S., Rawat, M., Mishra, S. C. and. Mehra, U. R. (2004). Effect of different levels of vitamin E supplementation on serum tocopherol and immune status of crossbred calves. Asian Australian Journal of Animal Sciences. 19 (4): 500-506.
Samanta,A.K and Dass, R.S. (2007). Effect of Vitamin E supplementation on performance of crossbred calves. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 24(4):230-232.
Choudury,S.,Mandal, G., Patra, A. K., Kumar, P., Samanta, I., Pradhan, S. and Samanta, A.K (2018). Different essential oils in diets of broiler chickens:2. Gut microbes and morphology,immune response, and some blood profile and antioxidant enzymes. Animal Feed Science and Technology, 236:39-47.
4. Temjennungsang, Samanta, A.K., Ali, M.A., Das, B.K. and Kalita G. (2020). Effect of feeding palm oil sludge as partial replacement of maize in growing -finishing pigs on growth performance, nutrient digestibility and blood profiles. Journal of Oil Palm Research. 33(2):335-346.
5. Samanta, A.K., Gali, J. M. Rao.,Dutta, T. K.Rajkhowa, T.K, Mandal, G.P. and Patra, A.(2021).Effect of dietary phytobiotic mixture on growth performance, nutrient utilization, and immunity in weaned piglets. Tropical Animal Health and Production. 53 :459-472.