Showing posts with label @riceresearch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label @riceresearch. Show all posts

Friday, May 10, 2019

Govinda Rizal- A Brief Introduction

Govinda, a plant breeder, and a molecular biologist joined C4 rice project in 2010 as a postdoctoral research fellow. He led the mutant verification team from 2010 to 2012, and gene discovery team from 2013 to 2015 to hunt genes for C4 syndrome. Govinda has worked with soybean, sorghum, rice, wheat, maize, Setaria and has designed field experimental plans, supervised large scale cultivation of mutants and transgenic plants as well as performed high throughput phenotyping. Govinda's works on gene identification involved mutant characterization through detailed phenotyping and next-generation sequencing, and gene validation through a transgenic approach. He has fruitful collaboration with scientists from Australia, USA, UK, Korea, and China. Having worked in laboratory, greenhouse and field environments as a mutation breeder and next-generation sequencing practitioner, Govinda has gained extensive work experience in agronomy, plant breeding, molecular biology, plant physiology, and bioinformatics, various research skills and the ability to work with people of different cultural and academic diversity. Govinda is meticulous, attentive to detail, and an enthusiastic team player. He is diligent, quick to pick up new skills and comfortable to learn from others. He has good experience supervising and training staff members of different educational levels. Govinda also has provided thesis students with research guidance, supervision of data analysis and result interpretation.

Since the end of 2015, he has been working in different sectors in Nepal including but not limited to:
-Project evaluation, training, freelance consultant 
-Trainer, training on Citrus Cultivation and Management. Gamgadi, Mugu
-Research and Development, private sectors, Nepal
-Freelance consultant, private sector and INGOs, Nepal
-Periodic assessment of private and non-governmental projects
-Training and supervision on the cultivation of vegetables and cereals at farmers’ field
-Supervision of hybrid rice seed production in Nepal
-Trade of hybrid seeds, agro-chemicals, and equipment from international companies
-Supervision of M.Sc. and Ph.D. students’ thesis works
-External examiner at Tribhuvan University, Nepal

-Publication of books and articles in journals. 

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Bloggers: Welcome Again 2 Live Blogging

Last year, we had the first successful attempt to bring together bloggers interested with rice science. That was the occasion of Global Rice Science Partnership (GRiSP)  annual meeting or #GRiSP2012. This year too, we are getting our networks rephrased. In one year , we have extended our networks far and wide. So, lets use our extended networks to assist our IRRI event for a greater impact. This year the occasion is The 7th International Rice Genetics Symposium (RG7). All people who will physically attend the symposium are requested to use their Tweet and Blog experiences and networks. The people who cannot attend the mega-event hosted by IRRI, can make use of the live blogging. Please connect and make use of the live blogging. For update please keep [  #ricegenetics7  ] as the window to the network and live blogging. Lets begin the network and and see how we can blog live from the event place.

If you or your friends are interested  to get into the network please contact  Lizbeth Baroña (IRRI) via her email: 
l.barona@irri.org  or #ricegenetics7

See you ONLINE
#ricegenetics7, @unclesho, @buruguduy, @rochiecuevas, @cindotsthoughts, @lizbe, @ricardo_oliva_P, @riceresearch, @adahmsparks, @jenique_13cc, @jeanmelgar, @kashmiriwomen, @PACEyes, @princeyuanito, @leahivatan, @RR_in_SK,