क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | Prof. Ashok Sahni | Prof. Birbal Sahni and his scientific journey (3.9.2021) |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | N.S. Murali | Care and management of diabetic foot infection in a community hospital |
2nd | D. Balasubramanian | New biology in the help of old Botany |
3rd | Nitya Anand | Drug research: Today & tomorrow |
4th | K.B. Powar | Research in the universities and linkages with national institutions |
5th | Y.B. Sinha | Biostratigraphy and its bearing on hydrocarbon potential of Indian sedimentary basins |
6th | Lalji Singh | Science of establishing individual identity: Past, present & future |
7th | Ashok Sahni | Dinosaurs of India: Dead but Alive |
8th | R. Rao | Tree: An engineers delight |
9th | V. K. Sibal | Knowledge sharing : An opportunity for brighter future |
10th | V. S. Ramamurthy | Managing Intellectual Property Assets in a Basic Research Environment |
11th | S K. Brahmachari | Human Genome Research: The Road Ahead |
12th | Peter R. crane | Fossils and Angiosperm Evolution : Lessons from Fagales and Prospects for the Future |
13th | Dr. Shailesh Nayak | Towards Climate Information and Services |
14th | Prof. Harsh K. Gupta | Gas Hydrates: The Indian Scenario |
15th | Dr. Prabhas Pande | Mineral Wealth of India-Present Status and Future Strategies |
16th | Kuldeep Chandra | Palynology in Hydrocarbon Exploration |
17th | S.K. Srivastava | The Changing Scenario of Hydrocarbon Industry: Demand, Supply and Future Growth |
18th | Harbans Singh | na |
19th | Deepak Pental | Evolution of the Flowering Plants |
20th | K J Ramesh (2016) | Science of Climate Change: challenges and oppurtunities for sustainable development |
21st | Ajit Chaturvedi (2017) | How our scientific institutions can scale greater heights? |
22nd | Prof. Vishwas S Kale ( 2018) | Late Quaternary Fluvial Records in the Deccan Traps |
23rd | Prof. S P Gautam | Climate Change, Challenges and Way forward |
24th | Professor Rajender S. Sangwan (FNA), Director, AcSIR (10.9.2020) | Life on the Earth: Scientific Festivity of Fossils and Frontier Fundamentals of Forecasting Future |
25th | Prof. Subir Sarkar, Jadavpur University, Kolkata ( 2021) | Preservational bias: a journey from Modern to the Precambrian depositional regime |
26th | Prof. Ashutosh Sharma (2022) | Science and Scientists in the New Millennium: A Short History of the Future |
27th | Prof. Nitin R karmalkar | Title: Flood Basalts - A Journey through the Deccan (2023) |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | S. K. Shah | Awarded “Dr. B.S. Venkatachala Memorial Medal-2008” for the outstanding piece of research work in Palaeobotany under research students’ category of BSIP, Lucknow. |
2nd | M Shanmukhappa | Use of Palynology in Oil Exploration (Ist Memorial Lecture, 2009) |
3rd | Yogmaya Shukla & Gaurav Srivastava | Awarded “Dr. B.S. Venkatachala Memorial Medal-2010” for the outstanding piece of research work in Palaeobotany under research students’ category of BSIP, Lucknow. |
4th | Dr. K.P. Navneeth Kumaran | Mangrove Response to Climate Change during Late Quaternary along West Coast of India (IInd Memorial Lecture, 2011) |
5th | Shilpa Singh & Swati Dixit | Awarded “Dr. B.S. Venkatachala Memorial Medal-2012” for the outstanding piece of research work in Palaeobotany under research students’ category of BSIP, Lucknow |
6th | R. K. Saxena | Erstwhile International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN) versus Melbourne Code (IIIrd Memorial Lecture, 2013) |
7th | M. Firoze Quamar | Awarded “Dr. B.S. Venkatachala Memorial Medal-2014” for the outstanding piece of research work in Palaeobotany under research students’ category of BSIP, Lucknow. |
8th | V. S. Kale | Indian Proterozoic Sequences: A window into the foundation of biotic evolution (IVth Memorial Lecture, 2015) |
9th | A. Rajanikanth | Changing Facets of Palaeo-Phyto-Science (Vth Memorial Lecture - 2016) |
10th | J. S. Ray | The Proterozoic Earth : a geochemical insight from rocks of India ( VIth Memorial Lecture - 2017) |
11th | Dr. Mayank Shekar | ( VII th Memorial Lecture - 2018) |
12th | Prof. Sunil Kumar Singh, Director NIO | VIIIth Dr. B. S. Venkatachala Memorial Lecture by Prof. Sunil Kumar Singh, Director NIO(4.1.2019) |
13th | Dr. Neeraj Rai, Scientist - C | IXth Dr. B S Venkatachala Memorial Lecture by Dr. Neeraj Rai, Scientist - C [02/01/2020] |
14th | Dr. Sayak Basu , NPDF, NIO Goa | What does compound - specific stable isotopes tell us about past environment conditions? |
15th | Prof. Mukund Sharma | Precambrian Palaeobiology: a journey through Early Life |
16th | Prof. M. G. Thakkar | Advances in Earthquakes and Active Fault Research in Kachchh . Do we use this valuable data |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | M. N. V. Prasad | Geobotany and Biogeochemical Prospecting (Feb 6, 2015) |
2nd | Hans Kerp | The Arabian Plate - A Permian Garden of Paradise? |
3rd | Rajni Tewari | Insights into the late Palaeozoic Gondwana phytogeography |
4th | A. Rajanikanth | Contemporary Relevance of Natural Selection (2018) |
5th | Ashok Sahni | Dynamics and Evolution of South Asian Biota : Enigmatic Relationships |
6th | Prof. A. D. Singh | Neogene-Quaternary oceanographic and climatic evolution of the northern Indian Ocean: Current status and future perspectives |
7th | Dr. Bipin Charles | Species Distribution models in Palaeobiogegraphy |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | Dr. Ramananda Chakrabarti | Geochemical and isotopic composition of cherts: what can be inferred and what should be inferred? (March 3, 2015) |
2nd | Prof. D. K. Chauhan | Mesozoic Cycads and their living counterparts ( March 03, 2016) |
3rd | Prof. Jere Lipps | Extinctions and Radiations in the History of Life ( March 03, 2017) |
4th | Dr. Nachiketa Rai | Forming Habitable Planets (March 16, 2018) |
5th | Dr. Kalachand Sain | Imaging Sub-volcanic Mesozoic Sediments and Assessment of Gas-hydrates towards the Energy Security of India (March 11, 2019) |
6th | Dr. Navin Juyal | Himalaya, Climate/Human Intervention and its manifestations in recent times |
7th | Prof. Uma Kant Shukla | Mega Fan to incise valley sedimentation in the Lower Siwalik of Kumaun Himalaya, India |
8th | Dr. Navin Juyal | Himalaya, Climate/Human Intervention and its manifestations in recent times |
9th | Dr. A. K. Ghosh | Floral radiation and diversity during the age of reptiles |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | K. Faegri | Major ecological steps in the development of plant life |
2nd | E.K. Janaki Ammal | Plants and Man |
3rd | B.M. Johri | Biology of the mistletoes |
4th | D. Lal | Fruits of exploration of moon and neighboring planets of the Solar System |
5th | Reayat Khan | Biology of flower |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | K. Faegri | Major ecological steps in the development of plant life |
2nd | E.K. Janaki Ammal | Plants and Man |
3rd | B.M. Johri | Biology of the mistletoes |
4th | D. Lal | Fruits of exploration of moon and neighboring planets of the Solar System |
5th | Reayat Khan | Biology of flower |
6th | V. Puri | The so-called primitive angiosperms |
7th | T.N. Khoshoo | Experimental taxonomy and its application in horticulture botany |
8th | S.N. Talukdar | The role of palaeobotany in oil exploration |
9th | Cecil J. Saldanha | Vegetation dynamics in Karnataka |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | Prof. V.K. Gaur | Antarctica- The Land of Science |
2nd | Prof. D.D. Pant | The plants of Glossopteris - a reappraisal and a review |
3rd | Prof. S. Ramaseshan | Shells, corals and Geophysics |
4th | Dr. Anupam Verma | Plant disease management in sustainable agriculture |
5th | Dr. S. Varadrajan | Science for economic & social goals of India |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | C.A. Arnold | Fossil plants and continental drift |
2nd | Bennett Clark | Plant control mechanisms |
3rd | Prof. D.D. Pant | The theory of continental drift in the light of recent researches |
4th | C.V. Subramanian | Moulds, mushrooms and man |
5th | Prof. B.G. Deshpande | Growth of ideas in generation and migration of oil over last 20 years |
6th | N.F. Hughes | Mid-Cretaceous seed plants |
7th | S. Ahmad | Gondwanaland: the concept that failed |
8th | S.D. Saksena | The progress of Palaeobotany in India |
9th | R.C. Misra | Geologic evolution of Uttar Pradesh |
10th | M.S. Chennaveeraiah | The Palms |
11th | R.S. Chopra | Status and position of hornworts |
12th | T.M. Harris | What is Palaeobotany for |
13th | W.G. Chaloner | Plants, animals and time |
14th | Li Xingxue | On the mixed Permian floras of Gondwana and Cathaysia or Euramerica |
15th | K. R. Surange | Gondwana floras : Problems and possibilities |
16th | B.P. Radhakrishna | Our oldest rocks and early records of life |
17th | T.S. Sadasivan | Why basic science |
18th | V.S. Ramadas | Photosynthetic efficiency – adaptation strategies for resource poor environment |
19th | Norman Frederiksen | Rates of floral turnover and diversity change in the fossil records |
20th | K. S. Valdiya | Late Precambrian basins in the Himalaya: Tectonics, sedimentation and life |
21st | D.L. Dilcher | The important of plant/ animal interaction in the origin and subsequent evolution of flowering plants |
22nd | Harsh K. Gupta | Himalayan Earthquake |
23rd | T. Viswanathan | Impact of information technology in scientific inquiry |
24th | B. M. Johri | NA |
25th | Ashok Jain | Science and technology in social diversity: The changing paradigm |
26th | J. S. Singh | Causes and consequences of global climatic change |
27th | Prem Dutt Dongra | Endangered tree genetic resources of forests of India- High subspecific variation- its conservation and utilization in tree beeding and silviculture |
28th | T.V. Desikachary | Some aspects of Palaeophycology |
29th | Hari Narain | The role of earth sciences in the next century |
30th | B.C. Bora | Fossil fuels and energy security |
31st | Manju Sharma | New Biology towards socio-economic progress |
32nd | M.S. Srinivasan | Cenozoic evolution of ocean gateways: impact on global ocean circulation and climate |
33rd | I.B. Singh | Quaternary climate change and human history in Ganga plain |
34th | A.K. Singhvi | The Human Dimension of Geosciences |
35th | S. R. Shetye | Role of Ocean Process in defining the Indian Summer Monsoon |
36th | Cheng-Sen Li | Eocene Climate Changes in China with Isogram Map |
37th | Rasik Ravindra | Polar Research: Indian Contributions |
38th | Song Ge | Molecular Phylogeny and taxaonomy of the rice tribe based on DNA sequences of multiple gene |
39th | Dianne Edwards | Tracing roots in early terrestrial ecosystems |
40th | O N Bhargava | Early Palaeozoic Palaeogeography, Basin Configuration Palaeoclimate and Tectonics in the Indian Plate. |
41st | V N Sergeev | Cryogenian-Ediacaran transition and the radical changes in the biosphere |
42nd | K G Saxena | Plants, Environment and Sustainable Development |
43rd | G J Retallack | Precambrian Life on Land |
44th | N J Butterfield | Inventing the Eukaryotic Biosphere-Convergence of Evolutionary Contingencies |
45th | James B. Riding | The use of palynology and geochemistry together in Mesozoic geology |
46th | Nigel C. Hughes | Conundrums, correlations and applications: resolving the Cambrian and earlier stratigraphy of the Indian subcontinent and its broader geological utility |
47th | P. Balaram | Chemical Communication in Biology |
48th | Rafat Jamal Azmi | How old is the vindhan Basin? |
49th | Prof. Suryendu Dutta | Evolution of plant terpenoids on a rafting continent |
50th | Prof. G.V.R. Prasad | Biological Consequences of the northward journey of the Indian Plate |
51st | Prof. Sandeep Verma | STIP 2020 : Policy and Processes |
52nd | Prof. Maharaj K Pandit | A unified bio-geo-climatic framework for understanding evolutionary divergence of the Himalayan flora |
53rd | Prof. Dhruv Sen Singh | Climate Change and Polar regions - Teleconnections between the poles and tropics (53rd) |
क्रमांक | व्याख्यान नाम | विवरण |
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1st | M.S. Krishnan | History of the Gondwana era in relation to the distribution and development of flora |
2nd | D.N. Wadia | Deserts of Asia - their origin and growth in Late Pleistocene time |
3rd | G. Erdtman | Palynology - development and growth |
4th | R. Potonie | The new morphology |
5th | C.A.Arnold | Palaeobotany & Plant classification |
6th | P. Maheshwari | Evolution of the ovule |
7th | H.N. Andrews, Jr. | Plant riddles in the rocks - their contribution to evolutionary studies |
8th | B.C. Roy | Recent palaeobotanical advances in the study of Gondwanas in India |
9th | J. Walton | A great friendship, its origin and consequences |
10th | A. Takhtajan | Major Phytochoria of the Late Cretaceous and the Early Tertiary in the USSR and the adjacent countries |
11th | A.G. Jhingran | Some recent advances in the geological studies of coal-bearing formations of India and coal resources |
12th | P.N. Mehra | Conquest of land and evolutionary patterns in early land plants |
13th | G.C. Chatterji | Role of Palaeobotany in Indian Geology |
14th | O.A. Hoeg | The arctic world – its past and present |
15th | A.R. Rao | The Jurassic flora of the Rajmahal Hills |
16th | T.M. Harris | The strange Bennettitales |
17th | T.S. Mahabale | Water Ferns: their origin and spread |
18th | W.N. Stewart | Polystely, primary xylem and the Pteropsida |
19th | M.R. Sahni | Early biota of South Asia |
20th | D.P. Agrawal | Reconstructing the past climate and environment |
21st | F.P. Jonker | The tendency concept: a view focussed on the evolution in the Plant Kingdom |
22nd | K.A. Chowdhury | Plant anatomy and evolution |
23rd | A.K. Ghosh | Growth of palaeobotany in relation to biostratigraphy of India |
24th | V.M. Meher-Homji | Some aspects of bioclimatology and vegetation aspects of peninsular India |
25th | P. Legris | Present trends in ecological studies |
26th | G.V. Joshi | The mangroves |
27th | Svein B. Manum | Palynology, organic petrology and petroleum – A paleaobotanist’s view |
28th | Y. Lemoigne | The aspects of Palaeobotany under discussion today |
29th | The aspects of Palaeobotany under discussion today | The fossil plant record: Significant biases and assumptions effecting interpretations |
30th | Daniel I. Axelrod | Analysis of some palaeogeographic and palaeoecologic problems of palaeobotany |
31st | V. K. Gaur | Architecture of the Himalayas |
32nd | Jean Pierre Pascal | Floristic and distribution of evergreen forests in the Western Ghats, India |
33rd | James E. Canright | History of international cooperation in Palynology |
34th | V. Visscher | Links with the past in the plant world: cuticles as recorders of diversity, kerogen formation and palaeoatmospheric CO2 level |
35th | S.K. Sah | Palaeozoic biostratigraphy of Himalaya- a re-evaluation of palaeoecology & palaeogeograph |
36th | V.M. Meher-Homji | Climatic changes over space and time and their repercussions on the vegetation |
37th | M.A. Rau | Some environmental aspect of plant distribution of India |
38th | C. Virgili | A critical event in the history of the earth- the Palaeozoic and Mesozoic Boundary |
39th | S.Z. Qasim | Exploitation and sharing the economic wealth of the Indian Ocean |
40th | Prasad Kumar Das | Vagaries of the summer Monsoon rains |
41st | S.B. Bhatia | Post-Palaeozoic Charophyta: phylogenetic, biostratigraphic and palaeoecologic implication |
42nd | D. J. Batten | Palaeobotanical and palynological perspectives on the Early Cretaceous environment of Southern England |
43rd | S.S. Raghuvanshi | Some frontline areas in Biology |
44th | Ravi Shanker | Palaeogeographic evolution of India |
45th | Obaid Siddiqi | Genetics and the origin of human kind |
46th | C.G.K. Ramanujam | Palms through ages in Southern India: A reconnaissance |
47th | S. K. Tandon | Stratigraphic Records of late Quaternary Climate shifts in the Thar and its Margins |
48th | P. S. Goel | Excitement of Oceans |
49th | Robert A. Spicer | Palaeobotany and its Role in Predicting Future Climate Change |
50th | Harsh Gupta | Earthquake Precursors: Indian Scenario |
51st | B. R. Arora | Geodynamic Evolution of Himalaya |
52nd | J. W. Schopf | The Earliest History of Life: Solution to Darwins Dilemma |
53rd | T. Ramasami | Science of Managing Creative People in Climate related Research |
54th | David Dilcher | The Evolution of Flowering Plants |
55th | R Ramesh | Scientific Problems regarding the Anthropocene |
56th | J G Meert | Rapid Changes in Magnetic Field Polarity during the Late Ediacaran: Trigger for the Substrate Revolution and the Demise of the Ediacaran Fauna |
57th | Robert Riding | Microbial carbonates: processes and products through Earth history |
58th | Dianne Edwards | Land vegetation in the Mid-Palaeozoic and its impact on climate |
59th | S N Tripathi | Urban and Aerosol induced short to long term changes in rainfall in Indian Summer Monsoon Region and associated implications to climate |
60th | Manju Sharma | New Biology towards socio-economic progress |
61st | Prof. Robert J. Morley | Plant dispersals from Africa to SE Asia and the age of Paleotropical rainforest |
62nd | Prof. Ashok Sahni | India on collision course: A journey that changed our Planet. (65th) |