MSc (Statistics), PGD (Epidemiology)
Scientist C
ICMR- Regional Medical Research Centre, NE, Dibrugarh
My research interests are biostatistics & epidemiology, particularly cancer epidemiology, and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs). I am also interested in conducting systematic reviews and meta-analyses to generate high-quality evidence that supports the development, formulation, and implementation of evidence-based clinical guidelines. Additionally, I am keen to expand my research into the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and statistical modeling for enhanced disease detection, prediction, and risk stratification.
I have been actively engaged in the field of biomedical research for the past fifteen years, with a focus on biostatistics, epidemiology and its application in both population and hospital based studies. My experience is in using statistical methodologies to assess disease burden, evaluate treatment outcomes, and identify risk factor associations.
Since 2023, I have been serving as Scientist-C at the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), currently posted at the RMRC-NE, Dibrugarh, Assam. Previously, I worked for about 10 years as a Statistician with the Population-Based Cancer Registry – Guwahati (Kamrup) under the NCDIR–ICMR.
Currently as a Principal Investigator I am leading an ICMR-funded project on integrated community-based interventions addressing hypertension, diabetes, and depression among the elderly in Assam. As Co-Principal Investigator, I am also involved in multicentric studies on pharmacogenomics-assisted treatment for schizophrenia and in an ICMR-DHR funded evidence-based clinical guideline development through the Technical Resource Center.
Sl No. | Title of the project | Role (PO/PI/Co-PI) | Amount Sanctioned | Funding Agency |
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1 | Integrated community based Intervention for hypertension, diabetes and depression among elderly population in Assam. | PI | 29.86 Lakhs (2 Years) | ICMR |
2 | Clinical utility and cost-effectiveness of pharmacogenomics-assisted treatment versus standard of care in patients with treatment-resistant schizophren attending a tertiary care hospital in eastern India | Co-PI | 29.99 Lakhs (2 Years) | ICMR |
3 | Technical Resource Center - Centre for Evidence for Guidelines | Co-PI | 16.45 Lakhs (1st Years grant) | DHR |
4 | Diet and Biomarker Survey-NIN Hyderabad | Co-Coordinator for West Bengal state | -- | ICMR |
5 | ICMR National Task Force on Safe and Rational Use of Medicines (SRUM) | Biostatistician | -- | ICMR |