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NEWSLETTER
(Sponsored by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India)


Department of Zoology, University of Madras
Chennai, India

Vol.7 ISSUE 1 January 2009- ISSN-0974-1550

Dear Readers,

 

Contents

Once again we are at the beginning of a new year. Let us commit ourselves to a mission, setting a goal to combat global warming. To assist you further in this, the ENVIS team has put together informative articles on microbes, their ability to generate fuel, phytoextraction of chromium using plant and sepentine soils, a unique ecosystem in Andaman, a source of microbes for metal biosensor.

Our team continues to work closely with the need of user community including updating the website, establishing a network of users and coordinating activities on the assigned thematic area. You may reach us at www.envismadrasuniv.org/send_feedback.php with your feedback or inputs. Please be assured that your suggestions are invaluable and we welcome them wholeheartedly.

Wishing you a Happy & Bountiful New Year, 2009.

Prof. N. Munuswamy

ENVIS Centre Team

Prof. N. Munuswamy
Co-ordinator

Dr. T. Sathish Kumar
Scientist –D

Mr. S. Padmanabhan
Programme Officer

Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi
Programme Asstt.

Mr. D. Siva Arun
Data Entry Operator

Editorial Board
Prof.N.Munuswamy
Dr.T. Sathish Kumar

SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

Phytoremediation of chromium contamination using Azadirachta indica

Kannan.V and Kanimozhi. M

Serpentines of Andaman: A Unique Ecosystem from India

Arundhati Pal and A. K. Paul

RESEARCH REPORTS

New bacteria discovered in Raw milk

ONLINE REPORTS ON MICROORGANISMS

Microbial Fuel Cell that Generates Electricity from Wastewater

Smart microbes Bacteria anticipate changing environments

Using microbes to fuel the US hydrogen economy

NEWS

G8 endorses halving global carbon emissions by 2050

Mult-seed sowing is an ideal solution for improving soil fertility

Abstracts of Recent Publications

Important E-resources on Microorganisms

Events

 

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