Biography:
Dr. Sangeeta Singh currently holds the position of Principal Project Scientist at the International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, New Delhi, India. Previously, she served as a Senior Scientist at NGGF, National Institute of Plant Genome Research, New Delhi. Dr. Singh earned her PhD in Plant Biotechnology from DAVV, Indore, India, and pursued postdoctoral studies at ICAR-NIPB, New Delhi, India. She has expertise on plant genomics, molecular breeding, and bioinformatics. With a wealth of expertise in her field, Dr. Singh has made significant contributions, including the development of two impactful products: a 62K SNP array tailored for pigeonpea and an 80K SNP array designed for mango. Additionally, she has created two databases—an extensive GM crop database and an SSR database dedicated to millets. Dr. Singh's research endeavors are well-documented, with over 35 publications in esteemed international journals. Beyond her research, she actively participates in the scientific community, serving as an editorial board member and reviewer for reputable journals. Recognizing her scientific excellence, Dr. Singh has received numerous prestigious awards and honors, surpassing twelve in total. Notable accolades include the Junior Scientist of the Year Award in 2017 from the National Environmental Science Academy and the Fellow Award in 2023 from the Society of Plant Research in India.
Title : Genomic advancements: Unveiling a 62K genic-SNP chip array for precision genetic studies and breeding applications in pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan L. millsp.)