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Dr. Dinesh K.

About

BRIEF BIODATA of Dr. K. Dinesh Name Dr. Dinesh Kaippillyparambil Name of parents K.K. Appu {father) K.K. Devaky (mother) Sex Male Date of birth 2nd January 1971 Qualification BFSc., MFSc., PhD Marital status and family details Married. Wife: N. Anjana. Sons: Aravind Krishna & Anand Krishna Residential Address Kaippilly, Panangad P.O., Cochin, Kerala, India- 682 506 Office address Associate Professor & Head, Department of Aquaculture, Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS), Panangad P.O., Cochin- 682 506. Contact details Ph.+919446032977 E mail: dineshkaippilly@gmail.com/dineshkaippilly@kufos.ac.in Official Responsibilities Teaching, Research, Extension and Administration Area of expertise Freshwater, Brackish water and Marine Aquaculture Date of joining in University service 20/06/2002 Date of retirement 01/01/2031 Remarkable achievements Fellow of World Aquaculture Society (USA) Dr. K. Dinesh, Head of the Department, Aquaculture, Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS), Panangad P.O., Cochin-682 506, Kerala, India is a Fellow of World Aquaculture Society and is the second Indian scientist to receive this prestigious fellowship after Late Prof. (Dr.) M.C. Nandeesha in 2012. He was born in 1971 in Kunnappilly, a small village of Trichur District in Kerala. Dr. Dinesh has a professional career of more than 20 years in various institutions including teaching experience of 16 years in College of Fisheries under Kerala Agricultural University and KUFOS. He completed his Bachelor of Fisheries (BFSc.) and Masters Degree (MFSc.) in Aquaculture from College of Fisheries, Panangad, Cochin, India and PhD from Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala. Dr. Dinesh joined as an Assistant Professor in Aquaculture in the College of Fisheries, Panangad on 20th June 2002. He served as the Head of Fisheries Station, Puduveypu which is the field level research centre of KUFOS for more than five years (2011 to 2017) during which he got involved in brackishwater aqua-farming and mangrove based aquaculture research. There are more than 50 publications of various sorts to his credit including 18 journal papers, 3 books and many popular articles. He has been associated with the Fishermen community, Scheduled Tribes, Aquaculture farmers and the public for their upliftment through various Governmental projects. Dr. Dinesh has been an integral part of many research and social projects, worth more than INR 65 million, in the capacity of Principal Investigator or Co- Investigator. Having been visited 13 countries on various missions; he networked and made strong academic ties with many Universities and research organizations. He was the recipient of the prestigious NUFFIC Training Fellowship from the Government of Netherlands in 2008, NSC Training Fellowship from Government of Taiwan, ROC in 2013 and 2016, Young Faculty Award from Kerala Agricultural University and more than six certificates of appreciation - both from national and global organizations. He was instrumental in implementing the first Litopenaeus vannamei farming research project and Vannameii hatchery in the State of Kerala implemented by KUFOS and funded by Government Kerala. He has published a collection of Malayalam poetries named “Poompattachirakile Alekhanangal” (meaning: scripts on the wings of butterflies) recently.

Subject

COURSES HANDLED BY Dr. K. DINESH, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HEAD Sr. No. Course code Name of subject Credits Year of teaching Semester UG Level (BFSc and BSc Cooperation and Banking in KAU) 1. AQC 123 (old syllabus) Endocrinology and Reproductive Biology 1+1 2003 & 2004 2 2. AQC 222 (old syllabus) Brackishwater and Marine Aquaculture 2+1 (shared) 2005 to 2010 (6 years) 4 3. Fish 2201 (Course of B.Sc. Cooperation and Banking, KAU) old syllabus Aquaculture 2+1 2006 and 2007 (2 years) 4 4. AQC 223 (old syllabus) Ornamental fish culture 1+1 (shared) 2006 to 2010 4 5. AQC 111 (old syllabus) Principles of Aquaculture 1+1 2008 to 2011 (3 years) 1 6. AQC 111 (new syllabus) Principles of Aquaculture 1+1 Continued from 2017 onwards (2 years) 1 * 2011 to 2017 Officiated as Head of Fisheries Station during which acted as the Course Director of DBMA (Diploma in Brackishwater and Marine Aquaculture) in Fisheries Station. Two courses were handled by me in 2014-15 (1 year). From 2016 onwards, the course, Coastal Aquaculture was offered to MFSc students as per the permission of the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor. 7. AQC 123 Aquaculture in the Reservoirs 1+0 From 2017 onwards and continuing. 2 8. RAWE AC 411 Rural Fisheries work experience programme 0+8 From 2017 onwards and continuing. 7 9. ELP Experiential Learning Programme 0+12 From 2017 onwards and continued. 8 PG level (MFSc) 10. AQC 501 Sustainable Aquaculture 2+1 From 2017 onwards and continuing 2 11. AQC 509 Coastal Aquaculture 2+1 From 2016 onwards 1 Ph D level (for students under Faculty of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences) 12. AQC 603 Aquaculture and Ecosystem Management 2+1 From 2017 onwards 1 13. AQC 607 Intensive farming of Tilapia and Cat fishes 1+1 From 2018 onwards 2 14. AQC 501 Sustainable Aquaculture (for PhD Ocean Science) 2+1 From 2017 onwards. 1 15. AQC 509 Coastal Aquaculture for PhD (Ocean Science 2+1 From 2017 onwards. 2 Dr. K. Dinesh has also taught Endocrinology and Reproductive Biology, Ornamental fish production and Management, Costal Aquaculture and Mariculture for BFSc students and Intensive Fish culture for Doctoral students in College of Fisheries before the formation of KUFOS.

Books

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(i) Articles/Chapters published in Books Sl
No
Full Articles/Chapters in books
ISSN/ ISBN No
Whether peer reviewed
Publisher International /National /Regional API Score claimed API score awarded 1
Dinesh K
2016
“Shrimp farming in India- History, Status and Thoughts for the future”
In: Progress of Shrimp and Prawn Aquaculture in the World” Book Chapter: Eds: I Chiu Liao, Nai- Hsien Chao and Eduardo M
Leano, National Taiwan Ocean University, Keelung 2
Dinesh K
2018
“Towards a food secure zone through farming commercially important Crustaceans” In: “Zero Hunger India: Policies and Perspectives” Book Chapter: Ed: K
V
Peter, 2018 Brillion Publication, New York

Papers

JOURNAL PAPERS WRITTEN /CO-WRITTEN BY Dr
K
DINESH, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Sl
No
Title of the paper/publication Type (Research Paper) Details of publishers ISSN no
1
High density rearing of Labeo rohita (Hamilton) spawn indoors using different diets (2000)
Research Paper Fishery Technology 37(2): 121-124
0015-3001 2
Impact of Tsunami on the ecology, species composition and production in an interior prawn filtration field in Kochi (2006) Research Paper Fishery Technology 43(2): 198-203
0015-3001 3
Use of fish silage as an alternate protein source for the spawn rearing of Cirrhinus mrigala (Ham
) Research Paper Fishery Technology 43(2): 176-179 0015-3001 4
Low genetic differentiation on the populations of the Malabar carp, Labeo dussumieri as revealed by allozymes, microsatellities, and RAPD
(2009)
Research Paper Asian Fisheries Science 22: 359-391
0116-6514 5
Extent of Adoption of Improved practices in Fish curing (2010)
Research Paper J
Extension Education, 22 (4): 4541-4546
0971-3123 6
Mahseers in India: A review with focus on conservation and management (2010) Research Paper Indian Journal of Animal Sciences 80(4):26-38 0367-8318 7
Heat penetration characteristics and shelf life of ready to serve Mahseer curry in opaque retortable pouches (2011) Research Paper Fishery Technology, 48(2): 141-148 0015-3001 8
Knowledge Level of Brackish water Shrimp Farmers (2011) Research Paper J
Extension Education, 23 (2): 4616-4620
0971-3123 9
Rediscovery of Caridina carli J
Roux, 1931 (Decapoda: Aatyidae) after a time gap of 80 years from Kerala waters
(2013) Research Paper J
Aquat
Biol
Fish
, Vol
1 (1&2: 117-122) -- 10 Adoption of improved practices in freshwater fish farming (2013) Research Paper Fishery Technology, 50(2): 191-195
0015-3001 11
Preferential indices of tribal fisher folk on selected attributes of indigenous fishes in three colonies existing on the banks of River Chalakudy, Kerala (2014) Research Paper J
Extension Education, Vol
26 (3)
0971-3123 12
Analysis of the toxic factor present in TOR SP
of Chalakudy River, Western Ghats (2014)
Research Paper International Journal of Environmental Biology, 4(4): 225-229
2277- 386 X 13
Fish Diversity Of Vembanad Lake In the Panangad-Kumbalam region of Kochi, Kerala, India (2015)
Research Paper Poll
Res
34 (2): 123-127 ISSN 0257–8050 14
Aquaculture indices of Deccan Mahseer, Tor Khudree transplanted to the low lands of Kerala while stocked with Indian Major Carps (2015)
Research Paper International Journal of Science, Environment and Technology Vol
4, No 4: 1080-1088 ISSN 2278-3687 (O) 2277-663X 15
Exploring the possibility of dietary inclusion of vegetable waste in the feed of Nile Tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus (2015)
Research paper Research Journal of Recent Sciences
Vol
4:8-13 ISSN 2277-2502 16
Biodiversity of Decapod Crustaceans in the Vembanad Lake at Panangad-Kumbalam Region of Kochi, Kerala (2015)
Research paper Environment & Ecology
33 (4B) : 1920-1923 ISSN 0970-0420 17
Attitude and Perception of Local Inhabitants of Puduveypu area, Cochin, Kerala towards Mangrove Ecosystem (2018) Research Note Journal of External Education Society, TNAU ISSN 0971- 3123

Citations

Projects

RESEARCH PROJECTS HANDLED BY Dr
K
DINESH, ASSOC
PROF
Sl
N
Title of Project (s) Funding agency Period Pl
/Co-Pl/Co-I/Staff Amount in Lakhs of Rs
1 “Setting up of a freshwater prawn hatchery in Karnataka” KAU 1999-2000 SRF 5
00 2 Modernization of Instructional fish/shrimp farm at College of Fisheries, Panangad ICAR 2004-2005 Co- PI 59
65 3 Studies on feasibility of ranching in Chalakudy river for empowering tribal communities of Vazhachal Forest Division, Western Ghats DST, Govt
of India 2005 PI 4
71 4 Fish seed production and ranching in Chalakudy River for improving the tribal livelihood of Vazhachal Forest Division, Western Ghats DST, Govt
of India 2008 PI 15
35 5 Village adoption project-Thanneermukkam Govt
of Kerala 2009 Co- Investigator 10
00 6 Eco-friendly high yielding technologies for increased production from fresh water fish farming through farmer participatory approach
RKVY, Govt
of India 2009 Co-Investigator 20
174 7 Shrimp disease surveillance in the State of Kerala and formulation of best health management practices with respect to each region
RKVY, Govt
of India 2009 Co- Investigator 27
818 8 Village adoption project- Puthenvelikkara Govt
of Kerala 2010 Co- Investigator 80
00 9 Establishment of an Aqua-Clinic RKVY, Govt
of India 2008 Co PI 15
00 10 Multi- Species hatchery at Fisheries Station, Puduveypu
RKVY, Govt
of India 2008 Co PI 20
00 11 Establishment of an ornamental fish Unit at Panangad
(this project was wound up in 2013 owing to some technical reasons not connected with the incumbent) ICAR
Govt
of India 2011 CoPI 240
00 12 Establishment of Production cum Training Centre for Ornamental fish and shell fishes at Fisheries Station, Puduveypu
Centre for Marine Living Resources and Ecology, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of India
2013 PI 96
3 13 Establishment of an Ornamental fish culture unit at Pokalappara, Trichur for improving the livelihood of tribal community
NABARD 2012 PI 8
78 14 Improving the tribal livelihood of Western Ghats through ornamental fish culture
Western Ghat Cell, Govt
of Kerala 2012 PI 11
00 15 Establishment of a Mangrove Research Centre Government of Kerala (Plan Project) 2012 PI 30
00 16 Exploratory studies on alternative live feeds for larval rearing of commercially important fin and shell fishes KUFOS Assisted Research Project 2012 PI 1
30 17 Trial culture of Litopenaeus vannamei at Fisheries Station, Puduveypu Plan Project 2014 PI 35
00 18 Mangroves for Fisheries and Environmental Enhancement in Cochin- a comprehensive intervention through participatory approach SERB Project 2016 PI 11
00 19 Effect of Mineral Application on water quality and Performance of L
vannamei in earthen ponds KEMIN 2018 PI 6
00 20
Setting up of Cage culture Units for production and training in two geographical coastal zones of Kerala for further dissemination and popularization of the technology Plan Project 2018 PI 40
00 (Total amount Rupees Seven crores and thirty seven lakhs) Rs
737
082 Foot note: A prestigious project which was initiated by the incumbent on the seed production of Brackishwater fin fishes in Fisheries Station, Puduveypu has been sanctioned by NABARD and the funding is expected soon worth more than Rs
1 crore
Prof
(Dr
) M
S
Raju Dean Fisheries i/c Faculty of Fisheries KUFOS

Patents

Awards

MEDALS/AWARDS/RECOGNITIONS WON BY Dr
K
DINESH Sl No Name of the Award/ Recognition/Reviewer Awarding Organization (Place/Country) Year National/International, Institutional/ Professional Society 1
Best Young Faculty Award Kerala Agricultural University, India 2003 Institutional 2
Certificate of Appreciation Professional Fisheries Graduates’ Forum, Mumbai 2004 National 3
Certificate of Appreciation Malaysian Fisheries Society 2006 International 4
Certificate of Appreciation Vice Chancellor, KAU 2011 National 5
Certificate of Appreciation Aquaculture without Frontiers (AwF) 2011 International 6
Certificate of Appreciation National Pukyong University, South Korea 2013 International 7
Certificate of Appreciation National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan 2013 International 8
Training Fellowship National Science Council, Government of Taiwan 2016 International 9
Letter of Appreciation KUFOS Hon’ble Vice Chancellor University (in taking leadership in the farming of P
vannamei at Fisheries Station Puduveypu) 2016 University 10
Training Fellowship National Science Council, Government of Taiwan 2016 International 11
Certificate of Appreciation National Taiwan Ocean University 2016 International 12
Certificate of appreciation from Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi, for offering inputs for the Ocean Dialogue held on 19-21 April, 2017 organized by Kingdome of Netherlands and ORF
2017 International 13
Certificate for Outstanding Contribution World Aquaculture Society, Asian Pacific Chapter, Bangkok
2018 International 14
Fellow of World Aquaculture Society Award World Aquaculture Society 2018 International