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CURRICULAM VITAEDr. S. FELIX, M.F.Sc. Ph.D.ProfessorFisheries Research and Extension CentreTamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University,Madhavaram Milk Colony,Chennai - 600 051.Tamilnadu, India.Phone : 044 25556750 (Office) ; 044 25550536 (Direct)Mobile : 09443131025Fax : 044 2555 1577Email : [email protected]

1. Name : S. FELIX

2. Designation : Professor

3. Office Address : Fisheries Research and Extension CentreTamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University,Madhavaram Milk Colony,Chennai - 600 051.

4. Residential Address :

5. Date of Birth : 30.07.1960

6. Nationality : Indian

7. Caste : R.C.Paravan (Fisherman community )

8. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION :

Sl.No. Degree UniversityYear of

passingSubjects

Class / Grade

obtained

1. B.F.Sc. TNAU, Coimbatore 1981 Fisheries

Science

First Class

(OGPA : 3.91 / 4.00)

2. M.F.Sc. TNAU, Coimbatore 1986 Fisheries

Science

(Pathology)

First Class

(OGPA : 3.94/4.00)

3. Ph.D. TANUVAS, Chennai 1994 Aquaculture

(Pathology)

First Class

(OGPA : 4.00/4.00)

4/16, 2nd Main Rod,Kottur Garden,Kottur Puram (PO)Chennai – 600 085.

2

Designation Pay Scale/Pay Band

Nature of Work Organization Institution &Place of posting

(From-To) Duration(Year &Months)

Professor

and Head

Pay scale:

Rs.37,400 -

67,000/-

AGP Rs. 10,000/-

I. Research Farm Facilities Createdi. An ‘Inland Raceway System’ for Intensive

Ornamental farming.

ii. Established ‘Research cum Demo Farm

Facility’ for Ornamental fish Farming.

iii. ‘Scampi Demo Farm Facility’ created - Lined

earthen ponds and FRP cages for nursery

rearing (NADP).

iv. Live feed culture section.

v. Ornamental Fish Breeding Section.

II. Lab Facilities Createdi. Cryo Lab - cryopreservation of fish milt

(NADP).

ii. Fermentation lab - 3 lit. and 10 lit.

Fermentors (DBT).

iii. Aquatic Microbiology and water quality lab

(DBT).

iv. Molecular PCR lab - Thermal cycler, Gel doc.

System, etc. (DBT)

Tamilnadu

Veterinary and

Animal

Sciences

University,

Chennai.

Fisheries Research

and Extension

Centre,

Tamilnadu

Veterinary and

Animal Sciences

University,

Madhavaram Milk

Colony,

Chennai - 600 051.

03.11.2008

to

Till date

3 years;

9 months

9. EMPLOYMENT RECORD & EXPERIENCE (Starting from the present position)

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III.Wet lab facility - to conduct feed trials.

IV. Training Programmes Organised:

i. Raceway Technology for Mass productionof Ornamental Fishes

ii. Ornamental Aquaculture Technology.iii. Scampi farming Technology.iv. Advanced Culture systems for Ornamental fish

farming.

v. Freshwater carp farming technology.

Professorand Head

Rs.16,400-20,000(Pre-revised)

a. Established the ‘Maritech Research Centre’ at

Tharuvaikulam (DBT, ICAR and NAIP schemes)

b. Established the Raceway facility for shrimp

brood stock (DBT)

c. Established and maintained a Shrimp hatchery

facility (ICAR)

d. Established and maintained Synthetic Lined

ponds for shrimp rearing with CDS (DBT).

e. Designed and fabricated FRP cages for lobster

fattening (DBT).

f. Organised training programmes on ‘Coastal

Aquaculture technologies’ (DBT)

Tamilnadu

Veterinary and

Animal

Sciences

University,

Chennai.

Maritech Research

Centre,

Tharuvaikulam,

Fisheries College &

Research Institute,

Thoothukudi.

5.5.2008 to

3.11.2008

6 months

4

Professor Rs.16,400-20,000

(Pre-revised)

i. Established the ‘Fisheries Biotechnology Centre’

(Plan Scheme and DBT scheme)

ii. Advanced lab facilities created - PCR lab, Algal

Biotechnology lab, Algal Biofuel lab, etc.

iii. Created the ‘Raceway facility for shrimp

rearing’ for the first time in the country (DBT).

iv. Organised National level training programmes on

PCR technology (12 Events).

v. Organised a National level Training on “Shrimp

Raceway Technology’

Tamilnadu

Veterinary and

Animal

Sciences

University,

Chennai.

Fisheries

Biotechnology

Centre,

Department of

Aquaculture,

Fisheries College &

Research Institute,

Thoothukudi.

20.06.2006

to

03.05.2008

1 year;

11 months

AssociateProfessor

Rs.12,000-18,300 i. Established Molecular Biology, PCR, Microbiology

and Fermentation labs (DBT).

ii. Established a Raceway Farm Complex - the first

of its kind in India (DBT).

Tamilnadu

Veterinary and

Animal

Sciences

University,

Chennai

Fisheries

Biotechnology

Centre,

Department of

Aquaculture,

Fisheries College and

Research Institute,

Thoothukudi.

01.12.1998

to

19.06.2006

7 years;

6 months

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AssociateProfessor

Rs.12,000-18,300 i. Designed and developed the model of Fish

Aggregating Artificial Reef (FAAR) and

installed at Gulf of Mannar

TamilnaduVeterinary andAnimal SciencesUniversity,Chennai

Department of Fish.Technology andFish. Engineering,Fisheries College &Research Institute,Thoothukudi.

11.11.1997to

01.12.1998

1 year;1 month

AssistantProfessor

Rs. 8,000-13500 i. Established “Shrimp Disease diagnostics lab”

including facilities for Histopathological work for

detecting WSSV and MBV shrimp viruses.

Worked on EUS and its aetiology (TNSCST project)


Fisheries Researchand ExtensionCentre,Directorate of Centrefor Animal HealthStudies, TamilnaduVeterinary andAnimal SciencesUniversity, Chennai.

02.06.1994to

10.11.1997

3 years;5 months

AssistantProfessor

Rs. 8,000-13500 i. Developed ornamental fish culture technologies.

ii. Hormone induced sex reversal was successfully

carried out in ornamental fishes.

iii. Integrated fish culture techniques.

iv. Shrimp farming facilities - created at campus.


Department ofAquaculture,Fisheries College andResearch Institute,Thoothukudi.

24.04.1986to

11.01.1996

9 years;9months

TechnicalOfficer

Rs. 10,000/-

(Consolidated)

i. First shrimp farm of the country established at

Pulicat.

i. Raising shrimp crops - first time in India.

Tata oil millsCompany Ltd,Chennai.

Tata Shrimp Farm,Pulicat, Chennai June 1981

Dec’ 1984

3 years;6 months

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10. FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION :

i. Advanced Aquaculture Systems

(Raceways, Lined ponds and Cages).

ii. Aquaculture and Marine Biotechnology

(PCR, Fermented MSCD, Bioremediation, Biofuel, etc.)

iii. Shrimp Aquaculture Technology

iv. Ornamental Fishculture Technology.

11. NUMBER OF YEARS OF EXPERIENCE (Upto 12.07.2012) :

Sl. No. Experience From To Years Months

(a) Teaching :

U.G.

P.G.

24.04.1986

11.11.1997

11.11.1997

02.06.1994

03.11.2008

03.11.2008

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11

11

3

-

-

(b) Research 04.04.1986 Till date 26

(c) Extension 04.04.1986 Till date 26

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12. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

A. Technical Reports (Research Projects, Compendium, Proceedings, etc.)

a. Research Reports:

1. Final Report on DBT scheme “Bioconversion of seaweeds into Marine Silage of

dietary, probiotic and bioremediatory properties for shrimp larval rearing”

2012 pp. 80.

2. Final Report on DBT Refresher Course on “Innovative and Viable Biotechnological

Techniques for Ornamental Aquaculture system Management” 2010 pp.266.

3. Final Report on NADP scheme “Establishment of Scampi Farming Demo Unit at

Madhavaram” 2009 - 10 (PI : Dr. S.Felix).

4. Final Report on NADP scheme on “Development of Sperm Bank for production of

quality seeds” 2009 -10 (PI : Dr. S.Felix)

5. Annual Report : ICAR Mega Project on “Seed production in Agricultural Crops and

Fisheries” . (1 No.). 2008.

6. Full Research Proposal (Component - 2) NAIP Project on “Export oriented Marine

Value Chain for Farmed - Seafood production using Cobia (Rachycentron canadum)

Through Rural Entrepreneurship”. 2008.

7. Final Report : DBT Scheme on “Integrated marine living resources utilization for the

empowerment of SC youth from Tuticorin region of Tamilnadu” pp. 20. 2007.

8. Final Report : DBT’s Short Term Training Course on “Aquatic Biotechnological

Techniques”. Pp. 165 2007.

9. Final Report : DBT scheme on “Prototyping raceway based third generation shrimp

production technology”. 2006.

10. Final Report : Institute - Industry (RSCL, Coimbatore) project on “Testing of

sugar industry’s byproduct for aquaculture” (115 pp). 2004.

11. Final Report : ICAR Scheme on “Evolving marine immunostimulants for eco-

friendly shrimp aquaculture”, (122 pp). 2004.

12. Final Report: Govt. of TN Plan Scheme on “Establishment of ‘Shrimp Health

Clinic’ at Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi”, 1999.

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13. Final Report : DBT Scheme on “Pathobiology of microbial diseases of farm reared

shrimps”,. (85pp). 1998.

14. Final Report : TNSCST Scheme on “Incidence of EUS in TN and its Aetiology”.

1998.

b. Compendium Broughtout :

1. National Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11(CATEET)”

dated: 16th and 17th Nov. 2011 (Convener : Dr.S.Felix).

2. Refresher Course on “Innovative and Viable Biotechnological Techniques for

Ornamental Aquaculture system Management” dated: 10.11.2010 to 03.12.2010 -

21 days (Course Director : Dr.S.Felix)

3. Abstracts Proceedings on National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects in

Ornamental Aquaculture” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010 (Organising Secretary :

Dr.S.Felix).

4. Full Paper - Proceedings on National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects

in Ornamental Aquaculture” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010 (Edited by

Dr.S.Felix).

5. State Level “Prospects for ornamental Fish Farming in Tamil Nadu state” 26th of

March 2009 (Organising Secretary : Dr.S.Felix).

6. Abstracts Proceedings on National Conference on “Biosecured Aquaculture - An

Eco-friendly Approach” (BAAE’07). Dated: 28th and 29th June, 2007 (Organising

Secretary : Dr.S.Felix).

7. Full Paper - Proceedings on National Conference on “Biosecured Aquaculture - An

Eco-friendly Approach” (BAAE’07). Dated: 28th and 29th June, 2007 (Edited by

Dr.S.Felix).

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B. Research Abstracts (presented) :

1. S. Felix 2011 “Advanced and Innovative Inland Aquaculture Systems to Boostup Fish

production in India” Conference on 9thIndian Fisheries Forum. 19th – 23rd Dec.2011 at

Chennai.

2. S. Felix and P.Pradeepa, 2011 “Innovative lactic acid fermentation technique to prepare

Marine Single Cell Detritus (MSCD), an innovative marine larval feed” Conference on

9thIndian Fisheries Forum 19th – 23rd Dec.2011 at Chennai.

3. S. Felix and P.Pradeepa. 2011. “Seaweed based marine single cell detritus (MSCD) - an

innovative diet to develop and domesticate marine hatchery technology”, National

Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11” 16th and 17th Nov. 2011.

(CATEET).

4. P.Pradeepa and S. Felix. 2011. “Fermented Marine Silage as a PL feed for shrimp Penaeus

monodon” National Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11” 16th

and 17th Nov. 2011. (CATEET)

5. P.Pradeepa. and S. Felix 2011 “Lactic acid Fermentation technique for the preparation of

seaweed based Marine Single Cell Detritus (MSCD), a quality shrimp larval feed” National

Seminar on Algae and Algae Products, 2011. Dt: 22.09.2011 to 24.09.2011, Sathyabhama

University, Chennai.

6. S. Felix, Cheryl Antony and K. Ravaneswaran, Viable Inland Aquaculture systems

(raceways, lined central drain ponds and cages) for freshwater Ornamental fish production in

India” International Conference on “Asian Pacific Aquaculture - World Aquaculture

Society 17th - 20th of January, 2011, Kochi.

7. S. Felix, S.A.Shanmugam and P. Pradeepa 2011 “Seaweed based Marine Single Cell

Detritus (MSCD) - an Innovative Diet to Domesticate Marine Hatchery Technology”

International Conference on “Asian Pacific Aquaculture - World Aquaculture Society

17th - 20th of January, 2011, Kochi.

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8. S.Felix, Cheryl Antony, K.Ravaneswaran and P.Pradeepa. 2010. “Marine (wild) Fisheries

Management - Eco-friendly and Economically Viable Waste Management Options on

International Confreence “Wildlife Conservation, health and disease Management - A

post millennium approach” at Madras Veterinary College, Chennai dated: from 03.02.2010

to 05.02.2010.

9. S. Felix, and Cheryl Antony, 2010. “Cryopreservation - an important tool in Genetic

Management of Fishery Resources” National Seminar “Biodiversity Conservation and

Management of Aquatic Resource (NSBCMA’10) Dt: 09th and 10th of December, 2010 at

Hotel Canaan, Nagarcoil, Kanayakumari District.

10. S. Felix and P. Pradeepa 2010, ‘Aquaponics’ an integrated and innovative approach to raise

ornamental fishes and plants in a single farm - pond”. National Seminar on “Technology

and Trade Prospects in Ornamental Aquaculture - TTPOA’10” Dated: 29th and 30th of

April, 2010. Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

11. S. Felix, 2010 “Synthetic lined ponds for mass rearing of ornamental fishes - technical

feasibility and economic viability”. National Seminar on “Technology and Trade

Prospects in Ornamental Aquaculture - TTPOA’10” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010.

Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

12. S.Felix and K.Ravaneswaran 2009 Economic Viability of Ornamental fish farming

technology (POFFTN’09) Prospects for ornamental Fish Farming in Tamil Nadu

state” 26th of march 2009 Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

13. S. Felix, V.K.Venkataramani, J.D.Jameson and G. Sanjeeviraj. National Seminar on

Biosecured Aquaculture - An Eco-friendly Approach (BAAE’07). Conference abstract

proceedings. Fisheries College and Research Institute, Tuticorin. 184 pages.

14. S. Felix and V.K.Venkataramani. National Seminar on Biosecured aquaculture - an eco-

friendly Approach (BAAE’07). Conference research paper proceedings. Fisheries College

and Research Institute, Tuticorin (160 pp).

15. S. Felix, R. Ramya and V.K.Venkataramani. 2007. Enzymatic and microbial reduction of

seaweed to formulate Marine Single Cell Detritus (MSCD) as an alternative shrimp larval

feed. International workshop on Animal Biotechnology at Madras Veterinary College,

Chennai during 21st - 23rd of August, 2007.

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16. S. Felix. 2007. Biosecured Raceways prototyped - the scope for adoption in India. 8th Asian

Fisheries Forum, Kochi from 20th to 23rd of November, 2007.

17. R. Ramya and S.Felix. 2007. Bioprocessed feed formulation, its dietary characteristics and

its scope for utilization in shrimp larval rearing. 8th Asian Fisheries Forum, Kochi from 20th

to 23rd of November, 2007.

18. Felix, S. 2004. Symposium on “Aquaculture Biotechnology”, dated 07.07.2004,

“Biological Applications in Aquaculture”, APC Mahalakshmi College, Tuticorin.

19. Felix, S. 2004. Symposium on “Recent Trends in Fisheries Education and Research”,

Fisheries College and Research Institute, Tuticorin, 3 - 4 December 2004.

20. Felix. S. T.V. Shivakumar and M.Samayakannan 2004. “Biosecured third generation shrimp

farming technology prototyped at Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi.

National Symposium on “Recent Trends in Fisheries Education and Research

(RETFER’04)”, Fisheries College and Research Institute, TANUVAS. 4th December, 2004.

21. Felix. S. PCR Labs in India - the prospects and problems 2004. National Symposium on

“Recent Trends in Fisheries Education and Research (RETFER’04)”, Fisheries College

and Research Institute, TANUVAS. 4th December, 2004.

22. Felix. S and P. Herald Robins 2004. Testing of immunostimulant induced immune

enhancement in shrimps through proPO technique. National Symposium on “Recent

Trends in Fisheries Education and Research (RETFER’04)”, Fisheries College and

Research Institute, TANUVAS. 4th December, 2004.

23. Felix, S. 1999. Definite diagnosis of Epizootic Ulcerative syndrome using Histopathological

techniques. National Seminar On Development and Transfer of Fisheries Technology.

Feb. 3 - 5, 1999. Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi, India.

24. Felix, S. 1995. Epizootic disease prevalence and their pathobiology in hatcheries and

growouts of shrimp aquaculture industry in Tamil Nadu Nat. Seminar on Aquatic Health.

26 - 28 Feb. 1995. Department of Aquatic Biology and fisheries Trivandrum.

25. Felix, S. 1995. Epizootic disease prevalence and their pathobiology in hatcheries and

growouts of shrimp farms of Tamil Nadu. Nat. Semi. on Aquatic Health, 26 - 28, Feb,

1995. Dept. of Aquatic Biol. And Fisheries, Trivandrum, India.

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26. Felix, S. 1993. Shrimp farming management - impact of diseases. Fisheries

Entrepreneurs Meet (4 - 5, July 1993). Fisheries College and Research Institute,

Thoothukudi.

27. Felix, S. and M. Devaraj, 1992. EUS - an investigation in Tamil Nadu State. A

Consultation on Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome, Trivandurm 25 - 26 May, 1992.

28. Sundararaj, V., S. Felix and M. Devaraj, 1991. Mariculture opportunities and training for

fisherfolk. Workshop on Marine pisiculture and allied activities among fisherfolk,

Department of Rural Development, New Delhi, June 26 - 28, 1991.

29. Felix, S. and N. Sukumaran 1990. Relative efficiencies of integrated (fish cum duck) over

the non-integrated fish culture system. Seminar on Livestock and Fisheries Management,

Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Madras.

30. Felix, S. and N. Sukumaran, 1990. Farming of white prawn using sub soil saline water,

Seminar on Livestock and Fisheries Management Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal

Sciences University, Madras.

31. Felix, S. and K. Sudarsanam, 1989. Relative efficiency of few commercial shrimp a feeds

on the growth of Penaeus indicus (Edwards) Proc. State level Seminar on Shrimp

Farming. Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukkudi.

32. Felix, S. N. Sukumaran, S. Nalliappan and P. Anjula. 1989. Effect of androgenic hormone,

17 Alpha Methyl Testosterone on the growth of white prawn, Penaeus indicus (Edwards)

Seminar on Livestock and Fisheries Management Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal

Sciences University, Madras.

33. Solomon, J. And S. Felix, 1989. Partially pump - fed systems for profitable shrimp culture.

Ibid. Seminar on Livestock and Fisheries Management Tamil Nadu Veterinary and

Animal Sciences University, Madras.

34. Felix, S., I. Rachel and V. Sundaraj, 1989. Shrimp Aquaculture induced stress on mangrove

ecosystems. Internal symposium on environmental impact on Bio-systems. The

Academy of Environmental Biology, India. (123 - 17, Dec. 1989).

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35. Felix, S. and P. Natarajan 1988. Relative efficiencies of palletized feeds compound with

different animal and plant proteins on the growth of white prawn Penaeus indicus (Edwards).

National symposium on Fish and their environment. (21 - 23, 1988). Department of

Aquatic Biology and Fisheries, Trivandrum.

36. Felix, S. 1987. N. Sukumaran, V. Sundararaj and S. Jegatheesan. Prospects of shrimp

farming by private firms. A case study. Proc. Nat. Symp. On Fisheries Research and

Development, Mandapam Camp. CMFRI: 60 - 61.

37. Felix, S. 1986. Effect of Environmental Parameters on the Growth of White Prawn, Penaeus

indicus (Edwards) in an Intensive Prawn Farming System. Proc. Natl. Symp. Fish & Env., :

16 - 18.

C. Lead Papers presented in Seminars/Conferences:

1. S. Felix, 2012. “Bioscured aerobic Flocculent Driven Raceway Farming Technology for

Mass Producing Ornamental Fishes in India”. International Conference on “Sustainable

Ornamental Fisheries- Way Forward” at Cochin University of Science and Technology,

Kochi from 23rd to 25th of March 2012.

2. S. Felix, 2012. “Floc- driven Raceway, SFF-Liner Ponds and FRP – Cages: Aquaculture

system to Intensify Inland fish Production in India” National Seminar on “Aquaculture:

Fish for Billion” at Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture, Bhubaneswar is

scheduled to be organised on 16th and 17th of March 2012.

3. S. Felix, 2012. “Mass Production Technology for Ornamental fishes using Advanced

culture Systems”. International Seminar on “Ornamental Fish Breeding, Farming and

Trade” at Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies, Kochi on 11th and 12th of

February, 2012.

4. S.Felix, 2012 “Biosecured Algal – Microbial – Aerobic flocculent based Raceway

Technology for Aquaculture” National training programme on “Biosecurity in Livestock

and Poultry Health” from 19th Dec.2011 to 1st Jan, 2012 organised by the Central

University Laboratory, TANUVAS.

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5. S. Felix, 2010 “Advanced grow - out systems (raceways and lined ponds) for intensive

rearing of ornamental fishes”. National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects in

Ornamental Aquaculture - TTPOA’10” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010. Fisheries

Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

6. S.Felix, 2010 “Design and construction of an intensive raceway system for mass culturing of

ornamental fishes”. National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects in

Ornamental Aquaculture - TTPOA’10” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010. Fisheries


7. S.Felix, 2009 “Advanced Mass culture System for ornamental fish farming “ TANUVAS,

Madhavaram Compendium (POFFTN’09) Prospects for ornamental Fish Farming in

Tamil Nadu state” 26th of march 2009 Fisheries Research and Extension Centre,

TANUVAS, Chennai.

8. S. Felix, 2009 “Utilization of Fishwaste into value - added Bio products - Ecofriendly and

Economically viable options” National Seminar “Wealth from livestock and Agriculture

waste” Namakkul from 12- 13 November, 2009.

9. Felix, S. 2003. Scope for molecular and immuno biotechnological applications in shrimp

aquaculture sector of India. National symposium on recent trends in biotechnology at

Malankara Catholic College, 27th and 28th January 2003.

D. SEMINARS / SYMPOSIA PAPERS

i. International :1. S. Felix, 2012. “Bioscured aerobic Flocculent Driven Raceway Farming Technology

for Mass Producing Ornamental Fishes in India”. International Conference on

“Sustainable Ornamental Fisheries- Way Forward” at Cochin University of

Science and Technology, Kochi from 23rd to 25th of March 2012.

2. S. Felix, 2012. “Mass Production Technology for Ornamental fishes using Advanced

culture Systems”. International Seminar on “Ornamental Fish Breeding, Farming

and Trade” at Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies, Kochi on 11th and

12th of February, 2012.

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3. S. Felix, S.A.Shanmugam and P. Pradeepa. 2011. “Seaweed based Marine Single Cell

Detritus (MSCD) - an Innovative Diet to Domesticate Marine Hatchery Technology”

International Conference on “Asian Pacific Aquaculture - World Aquaculture

Society” 17th - 20th of January, 2011, Kochi.

4. S. Felix, Cheryl Antony and K. Ravaneswaran.2011 Viable Inland Aquaculture

systems (raceways, lined central drain ponds and cages) for freshwater Ornamental fish

production in India” International Conference on “Asian Pacific Aquaculture -

World Aquaculture Society” 17th - 20th of January, 2011, Kochi.

5. S.Felix, Cheryl Antony, K.Ravaneswaran and P.Pradeepa. 2010. “Marine (wild)

Fisheries Management - Eco-friendly and Economically Viable Waste Management

Options on International Confrence “Wildlife Conservation, health and disease

Management - A post millennium approach” at Madras Veterinary College, Chennai

dated: from 03.02.2010 to 05.02.2010.

6. Felix, S. 2002. Immunostimulants induced immunity and its quantification in tiger

shrimp, Penaeus monodon (fabricius) through ‘pro-PO assay’. Proc. 5th Symposium on

“Diseases in Asian Aquaculture” 24 - 28, November, 2002, Queensland, Australia.

7. S. Felix, R. Ramya and V.K.Venkataramani. 2007. Enzymatic and microbial reduction

of seaweed to formulate Marine Single Cell Detritus (MSCD) as an alternative shrimp

larval feed. International workshop on “Animal Biotechnology” at Madras

Veterinary College, Chennai during 21st - 23rd of August, 2007.

8. S.Felix. 2007. Biosecured Raceways prototyped - the scope for adoption in India. 8th

Asian Fisheries Forum, Kochi from 20th to 23rd of November, 2007.

9. R.Ramya and S.Felix. 2007. Bioprocessed feed formulation, its dietary characteristics

and its scope for utilization in shrimp larval rearing. 8th Asian Fisheries Forum, Kochi

from 20th to 23rd of November, 2007.

10. Felix, S. 2003. Shrimp aquaculture sector’s need of standardised challenge tests for

shrimp. International conference on Disease Management for sustainable fisheries

(ICON-DMSF, 2003) Trivandrum, 25-28th August, 2003.

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ii. National

1. S. Felix, 2012. “Floc- driven Raceway, SFF-Liner Ponds and FRP – Cages: Aquaculture

system to Intensify Inland fish Production in India” National Seminar on

“Aquaculture: Fish for Billion” at Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture,

Bhubaneswar is scheduled to be organised on 16th and 17th of March 2012.

2. S.Felix, 2012 “Biosecured Algal – Microbial – Aerobic flocculent based Raceway

Technology for Aquaculture” National training programme on “Biosecurity in

Livestock and Poultry Health” from 19th Dec.2011 to 1st Jan, 2012 organised by the

Central University Laboratory, TANUVAS.

3. S.Felix, P.Pradeepa and S A.Shanmugam. 2011 “Marine Single Cell Detritus (MSCD)- a

fermented seaweed based shrimp larval feed with multiple advantages” National

Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11 (CATEET’11) ” 16th and

17th Nov. 2011.

4. S. Felix and P.Pradeepa. 2011. “Seaweed based marine single cell detritus (MSCD) - an

innovative diet to develop and domesticate marine hatchery technology”, National

Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11 (CATEET’11)” 16th and 17th

Nov. 2011.

5. P.Pradeepa and S. Felix. 2011. “Fermented Marine Silage as a PL feed for shrimp Penaeus

monodon” National Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11

CATEET-11” 16th and 17th Nov. 2011.

6. S. Felix, 2010 “Advanced grow - out systems (raceways and lined ponds) for intensive

rearing of ornamental fishes” National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects in

Ornamental Aquaculture (TTPOA’10)” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010. Fisheries

Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai

7. S.Felix, 2010 “Design and construction of an intensive raceway system for mass culturing

of ornamental fishes” National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects in

Ornamental Aquaculture (TTPOA’10)” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010. Fisheries


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8. S.Felix and P.Pradeepa 2010, ‘Aquaponics’ an integrated and innovative approach to raise

ornamental fishes and plants in a single farm - pond” National Seminar on “Technology

and Trade Prospects in Ornamental Aquaculture (TTPOA’10)” Dated: 29th and 30th of

April, 2010. Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

9. S.Felix, 2010 “Synthetic lined ponds for mass rearing of ornamental fishes - technical

feasibility and economic viability” National Seminar on “Technology and Trade

Prospects in Ornamental Aquaculture (TTPOA’10)” Dated: 29th and 30th of April, 2010.

Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

10. S.Felix, 2009 “Advanced Mass culture System for ornamental fish farming“ State level

meet on “Prospects for Ornamental Fish farming in Tamilnadu (POFFTN’09)” Dated:

26th of March,2009. Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, TANUVAS, Chennai.

11. S.Felix and K. Ravaneswaran 2009 “Economic Viability of Ornamental fish farming

technology” State level meet on “Prospects for Ornamental Fish farming in Tamilnadu

(POFFTN’09)” Dated: 26th of March, 2009. Fisheries Research and Extension Centre,

TANUVAS, Chennai

12. S.Felix, 2009 “Utilization of Fishwaste into value - added Bio products - Ecofriendly and

Economically viable options” National Seminar “Wealth from livestock and Agriculture

waste” 12- 13 November, 2009 (VC&RI, Namakkal).

13. Felix, S. and J. Raja 1999. Construction and installation of the first Fish Aggregating

Artificial Reef of South Tamil Nadu Coast. Proc. of Tamil Science Congress, M. S.

University, Abishekapatti, India.

14. Felix, S., P. Reena, P. Gopalakrishnan, 1991. Induced maturation through gonadotrophin

incorporated feed in gold fish, Carassius auratus. Proc. Nat. Symp. Freshwater

Aqua. :.49 - 50.

15. Felix, S. and P. Natarajan, 1990. Parasites induced changes on hematology of fresh water

catfish. Mystus qulio. Proc. Workshop in Animal Biotechnology, Tamil Nadu Veterinary

and Animal Sciences University : 242 - 245.

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16. Felix, S. and N. Sukumaran, 1990. Effect of 17 alpha MT on the growth of black molly,

Poecilia sphenosp. Workshop on Animal Biotechnology, Tamil Nadu Veterinary and

Animal Sciences University : 148 - 151.

17. Felix, S. 1990. Techno-economic viability of an integrated aquaculture (Fish cum duck)

system. Proc. National Seminar on Aquaculture Development in India - Problems and

Prospects (27 - 29, 1990): 79 - 82.

18. Felix, S., P. Natarajan, and N. Sukumaran, 1987. Studies on the effect of parasitic

infestation on the metabolism of fresh water catfish, Mystus Qulio (Hamilton). Proc. Nat.

Seminar on Environmental Biology, Palayamkottai, No. 31 : 11.

19. Sukumaran, N., Md. Kaleemur Rahman and S. Felix, 1987. Effect of Mahua oil cake on the

survival of some common weed fishes. Ibid. No.54. 20.

20. Felix, S. 1986. Effect of environmental parameters on the growth of white prawn, Penaeus

indicus (Edwards) in an intensive prawn farming system. Proc. Nat. Symp. On fish and

their environment held at Kangari Viswavidyalaya. Hardware : 16 - 18.

D. RESEARCH PAPERS IN INDIAN JOURNALS

i. NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS

1. S. Felix, and P.Pradeepa. 2012 “Lactic acid fermentation of seaweed (Ulva

reticulata) for preparing (Marine Single cell detritus) MSCD as feed for marine

hatchery”. Tamilnadu Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, 8 (2) 76-81,

2012.

2. T.Mugilan and S.Felix, 2011, “Transesterification - induced extraction of biodiesel

from heterotrophic marine microalga Chlorella salina”. Indian Journal of Fisheries

58 (2); 91-93, 2011.

3. S. Felix, and P.Pradeepa. 2011 “Bacteria- Yeast Consortium Induced Fermentation to

produce Marine Silage as a Shrimp Larval Feed”. Indian Veterinary Journal

205/11. (Accepted for publication in Dec.2012 vol.)

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4. S.Felix, P.Pradeepa and S.A.Shanmugham, 2011. “Relative Digestion Efficiency of

Cellulase enzymes on Seaweeds of Gulf of Mannar for their utilization in Marine

single Cell Detritus (MSCD)”. Seaweed Research and Utilization Vol. 33 (1&2).

5. R.Ramya and Felix, S, 2009. “Preparation of MSCD using automated Fermentor

for nursery rearing of shrimp”, journal of Seaweed Research and Utilization :No.

31 (1&2(; 1-8 (2009).

6. Felix, S. P.Herald Robins and A. Rajeev, 2005 Immune enhancement in Indian

white shrimp by addition of seaweed. Indian Veterinary Journal, December,

2005 : 82 : 1327 - 1328.

7. Felix, S., P.Herald Robins and A.Rajeev. 2004. ProPO based assessement of eco-

friengly immunostimulation in Penaeus monodon (H.Milne Edwards). Indian

Journal of Fisheries. 51(4) : 401 - 405.

8. Felix, S. P.Herald Robins and A.Rajeev. 2004. Immune enhancement assessment

of dietary incorporated marine alga sargassium wightii (Phaeophyceae

/Punctariales) in tiger shrimp penaeus monodon (crustacia / Penaeidae) through

prophenoloxidase (proPO) systems. Indian Journal of Marine Sciences. 33(4) :

361 - 364.

9. Felix, S. and A. Rajeev. 2004. Effectiveness of seaweed based bioactive substances

against multiple drug resistant shrimp pathogens. J. Seaweed Res. Utiln., 26(1&2) :

117 - 120.

10. Sivakumar, K and S.Felix. 2004. Relative efficiency of immune enhancement in

Tiger shrimp, Penaeus monodon through oral immuno stimulation. Indian

Veterinary Journal, 81 : 127 - 131.

11. Felix, S. and S. Murugan. 2003. Immune enhancement studies in Indian white

shrimp, Penaeus indicus H. Milne Edwards using immunopotenciators. Indian

Veterinary Journal. 80: 608-611.

12. Felix, S. 2001. Pathogenecity studies of bacterial pathogens on farm reared

shrimps. Indian Veterinary Journal. No. 78 (8): 671 - 674.

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13. Felix, S. S.Murugan and R.Manickam. 1997. Histopathological evidence for the

causative agent (Aphanomyces spp.) of Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome (EUS) in

murrel, Channa striatus. CHEIRON 26(3&4) : 63 - 65.

14. Felix, S. and M. Devaraj. 1996. Epizootic disease outbreak in shrimp rearing

ponds and its pathobiology. Indian Veterinary Journal. 73, Oct., 1996: 1053 -

1056.

15. Felix, S. and A. T. Venugopalan. 1995. Influence of animal and plant protein feeds

in the growth of white shrimp, Penaeus indicus (Edwards). CHEIRON. 24 : 344 -

345.

16. Felix, S., I Rachel and V. Sundararaj, 1994. Wide prevalence of ciliate infestation in

shrimp aquaculture systems. Sea Food Export Journal. Vol. XXV (14): 31 - 34.

17. Felix, S. and M. Devaraj; 1994. Incidence of MBV and IHHNV from shrimp

aquaculture system on India - a first report. Sea Food Export Journal. 25 (6): 13 -

18.

18. Felix, S. and I. Rachel, 1990. Induced breeding techniques in shrimps, Kalangium,

Vol. 5(2): 49 - 52.

19. Felix, S. 1989. Effect of 17 alpha MT on the growth of ornamental fish

Xiphoporus maculates. Indian Journal of Fisheries. Vol. 36 (3): pp. 263 - 265.

20. Felix, S. 1987. Shrimp Feeds - artificial and natural components, Kalangium. Vol.

2 (4): pp. 13 - 18.

ii. NATIONAL - INDUSTRY / FARM ORIENTED JOURNALS (Included in ASFA)

1. S.Felix. 2011 “Vannamei (Litopenaeus vannamei) farming : a stitch in time can

avert another ‘aqua-calamity’ in India !”. Fishing Chimes Vol. 30 (12), March 2011

Page 26-28.

2. S.Felix, and P.Pradeepa 2009. “Biofuel from fish wastes an Eco-friendly and

Economically viable Recycling phenomenon”. Fishing chimes Vol. 30 (6) 2010, Page

43-44

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3. S.Felix, 2009. “Developing Ornamental Aquaculture (Aquariculture) present

Scenario and scope for developing ornamental aquaculture in Tamilnadu”. Fishing

chimes Vol. 29 No. 09/2009.

4. R. Ramya and S.Felix. 2008. Marine single cell detritus (MSCD) - An innovative

Microlarval feed for marine hatcheries. Fishing Chimes. Vol. 28. No. 1. pp. 150-

151.

5. S.Felix, G.Jawahar and V.K.Venkataramani. 2007. Application of Coastal

Aquaculture Technologies. Fishing Chimes. Vol. 26 No. 10 : 46 - 49.

6. Felix, S. 2001. Scope for bio-secured shrimp production in Inland waters of India.

J. Fishing chimes. Vol. 20 No. 10 & 11.

7. Felix, S. and Ken Johnson (USA) 2000. Resurrection of shrimp farming in Indian

through modified recirculation systems. J. Fishing Chimes. Vol. 20 (7) 2000: 9 -

11.

8. Felix, S. and I Rachel. 1998. Prospects of intensive catfish culture in Tamil Nadu.

J. Fishing chimes. 18 (9): 7 - 10.

9. Felix, S. 1995. Mystery disease outbreak. - a turning point to the shrimp

aquaculture industry in India. Sea Food Export Journal. Vol. XXVI (41): 33 - 35.

10. Felix, S. 1995. Turning point to the shrimp culture. Fisheries World. Vol. 2 (7):

31 - 32.

11. Rachel, I., Felix, S. and A. T. Venugopalan, 1994. Scope for cottage type shrimp

seed production centers in India. J. Fishing chimes. Vol. 15 (4): 50 - 51.

12. Sudarsanam, K. and Felix, S. 1990. Brine Shrimp for profitable Shrimp hatchery

management. Sea Food Export Journal. Vol. XXII : 26 - 27.

13. Felix, S, I. Rachel and N.Sukumaran. 1990. Prospects of sub soil saline water based

shrimp farming. Sea Food Export Journal. Vol. XXII: 26 - 27.

14. Felix, S. 1989. Shrimp Culture – Some suggestions. Fishing Chimes. Vol.9 (4):

61 - 62.

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15. Felix, S. 1989. Aquaculture - a promising cottage industry. Sea Food Export

Journal. Vol. XXI, No.8: 31 - 32.

16. Rachel, I., S. Felix and N. Sukumaran, 1989. Compound feeds - the prospects and

progress in aquaculture Industry. Sea Food Export Journal. Vol. XXI, No. 4: 9 -

12.

17. Felix, S. 1988. Means to rectify acid soil for profitable shrimp farming. Sea Food

Export Journal. Vol. XX (3): 23 - 23.

18. Felix, S. and G. Jegatheesan. 1988. Intensive prawn farming for blue revolution.

Sea Food Export Journal. Vol. XX (6): 9 - 10.

19. Sukumaran, N and S. Felix, 1988. Breeding of fighter fish a boon to aquarium

keepers. J. Fishing chimes. 7 (6): 27 - 29.

20. Felix, S. 1987. Better management practices for shrimp farming. Sea Food Export

Journal, Vol. XIX (6): 29 - 31.

21. Felix, S. 1987. Farmed shrimps - Diseases and remedies. Fishing Chimes, Vol. 7

(9): 58 - 59.

22. Felix, S. and N. Sukumaran, 1987. Indicator of problems in Shrimp culture ponds

and their remedies. Sea Food export Journal. Vol. XIX No.8 : 1 - 2.

E. RESEARCH PAPERS IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

1. S. Felix and P.Pradeepa 2011. “A Microbial Consortium based Fermented Silage Cell

Detritus as Marine Larval Feed”. Aquaculture Asia Pacific. Vol. 7 (6); 38-39, 2011.

2. S. Felix. 2011. “Intensive, Innovative and Viable Inland Aquaculture Systems to

Fish production in India” Info fish International Journal Vol. 4/2011; 31-34.

3. S. Felix and P.Pradeepa “Single Cell Detritus (SCD) - a fermented and bio-enriched

seaweed based marine larval feed” International Journal Global Aquaculture

Advocate, July - August’2011(71-72).

4. S. Felix and P.Pradeepa “Seaweed (Ulva reticulata) based fermented marine silage

feed preparation under controlled conditions for Penaeus monodon larval development

International Journal of Marine Science : Research and Development, 1:1

JMSRD (An Open Access Journal).

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5. S.Felix and Mugilan, 2011 “Biofuel from Bioengineered Marine microalgae” Infofish

International. No. 6/2012: 43-47.

6. Felix, S., Ramya. R. and Shanmugam. S.A. 2007. MSCD - a substitute diet for

microalgae in marine hatcheries. INFOFISH International. No. 3 : 8 - 11.

7. S. Felix, T. Francis, K.Mohan Naidu, C.Senthil and P.Herald Robins. 2006. Sugar

industry byproducts as plankton boosters and yield enhancers in carp culture systems.

Aquaculture Asia. Volume No. XI No. 2 April-June 2006, pp. 19 - 22.

8. S.Felix and M.Samayakannan. 2005. Biosecured and improved penaeid shrimp

(Penaeus monodon) production through organic nursery raceway system in India.

Aquaculture Asia. Oct-Dec’2005. pp. 35-38.

9. Felix, S., T.V.Shivakumar and M.Samayakannan. 2005. A prototype nursery raceway

and lower water exchange growout system for shrimp. INFOFISH International.

5/2005 : 14 - 19.

10. Felix, S., A.Rajeev, S.Murugan and P.Herald Robins. 2004. ProPO based (ELISA)

confirmation for immune enhancement pattern in Penaeus monodon H.Milne Edwards

through dietary Vitamin C incorporation. J. Aqua. Trop. 19(4) : 231 - 238.

11. Felix.S. 2004. PCR Technology - an important tool to fight shrimp disease. INFOFISH

International. No. 6/2004 : 9 - 12.

12. Felix, S and K. Sivakumar, 2003. Pro-PO assay to measure the immune enhancement in

Penaeus monodon (fabricus). J. Aqua. Trop. 18 (1) : 119 - 127.

13. Felix, S., P. Sathish and N. Sivakumar. 2003. Relative efficiency of three primer sets in

detecting white spot syndrome virus (WSSV) of shrimp. J. Aqua. Trop., 18 (2): 133-138.

14. Felix, S. 2003. Biotechnology policy of the Govt. of Tamilnadu and the scope for

development. Asian Biotechnology and Development Review. Vol. 6 No. 1, November,

2003.

15. Felix, S and T.M.Samocha. 2001. Third generation shrimp farming technology to revive

shrimp farms in India. INFOFISH International. No. 4/2001: 50 - 51.

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16. Felix, S. 2000. Occurrence of pathogenic bacteria in shrimp farming systems of Tamil Nadu.

J. Aqua. Trop. 15 (4) 2000: 365 - 369.

17. Felix, S.Rachel, I. S. 1995. Ciliate control in Shrimp hatcheries. Aqua International. Vo.2

(9): 34 - 35.

18. Felix, S. and K. Riji John. 1993. Epizootic Disease Outbreaks in a Shrimp Hatchery and its

pathology. Indian Fisheries Forum (AFI), Pantnagar, 11-14 October, 1993: 117-119.

19. Felix, S. and K. Karl Marx, 1992. Haemorrhagic Ulcer in catfish and therapeutics. ICLARM

quarterly. The Philippines. ISS No.116 - 290 X: pp. 23 - 24.

20. Sudarsanam, K, S. Nalliappan and S. Felix, 1990. Effect of eye stalk ablation on the growth

of P. indicus. Indian Fisheries Forum (AFI), Managalore : 27-29.

21. Felix, S., R. Padma, Cheryl and R. Reena, 1990. Effect of Dietary Vitamin E on the growth

and maturation of Black Molly, Poecilia sphenops. Indian Fisheries Forum (API).

Mangalore : 13 - 14.

22. Natarajan, P., and S. Felix, 1987. Studies on infection and effects on certain parasites on

Mystus gulio along the South - East Coast of India. Aquaculture, 22nd January, 1987. pp

20-22.

23. Felix, S. and N. Sukumaran, 1987. Performance of white prawn, Penaeus indicus and

giant prawn, Penaeus monodon in mono and mixed culture systems. Indian Fisheries

Forum : 129.130.

F. BOOKS

i. Published:

1. S.Felix, 2012 “Shrimp Raceway Aquaculture Technology in India”, Narendra

Publications, New Delhi (PP 130)

2. S. Felix. 2010. “Aquaculture and Marine Biotechnology”, Agrobios, Jodhpur

(India) (PP 470).

3. S. Felix. 2008. “Advances in Shrimp Aquaculture Management” Daya

publishing House, Delhi (PP 192).

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4. S.Felix. 2008. “Biosecured Aquaculture Principle and Prototype”

AGROBIOS (INDIA) (pp 139).

5. S.Felix. 2007. Molecular Diagnostic Biotechnology in Aquaculture. Narendra

Publishing House, New Delhi (pp. 164).

6. S.Felix. 2007. Aquaculture Management Techniques. Narendra Publishing

House, New Delhi (pp. 165).

7. Joseph Selvin, Ninawe, A.S., Sugunan, V.S., Sukumaran, N., and S.Felix. 2003.

“Biotechnology Emerging Trends”. BIOTECH BOOKS, New Delhi (a chapter)

(Pp- 268).

8. Sundararaj, V., M. J. Prince Jeyaseelan and S. Felix, 1993. Shrimp Health

Management. Mala Publishers, Madras. Pp. 130.

ii. In Press

1. S.Felix, 2012 “Aquaculture Technologies for India” Narendra Publications,

New Delhi.

2. S.Felix, 2011. “Applied Biotechnological Techniques in Ornamental

Aquaculture”. AGROBIOS, Jodhpur (India).

3. S.Felix, 2011. “Ornamental Aquaculture: Technology and Trade in India”,

DAYA publication Ltd., New Delhi.

4.

G. MANUALS (Technology and Training)

1. S.Felix, 2012. “Raceway Technology for Mass production of Ornamental Fishes”(in Tamil)

2. S.Felix and Cheryl Antony, 2011. “Ornamental fish culture technology -

Advanced culture systems” (in Tamil).

3. S.Felix and K.Ravaneswaran and Cheryl Antony, 2011. “Ornamental fish culture

technology - Advanced culture systems” (in Tamil).

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4. S.Felix. 2010 DBT’s Refresher Course on “Innovative and viable Biotechnological

Techniques for Ornamental Aquaculture” (Pp -265) (in English).

5. S.Felix, K.Ravaneswaran and Cheryl Antony. 2010. “Ornamental fish production

Technology - Water quality, Health and Nutrition Management” (in Tamil)

6. S.Felix and K.Ravaneswaran. 2010. “Scampi Farming - an Ideal and Viable

Business Module” (in Tamil)

7. S.Felix, K.Ravaneswaran and Cheryl Antony, 2010. “Ornamental fish production

Technology” (in Tamil)

8. Cheryl Antony, K.Ravaneswaran and S.Felix, 2010. “Polyculture of Carps” (in Tamil)

9. S. Felix. 2007. Lobster fattening in FRP cages (in Tamil). DBT Publication.

10. S.Felix. 2007. Aquatic Biotechnological Techniques. DBT Publication. 165 pp.(in Tamil & English)

11. S. Felix. 2006. Shrimp Raceway Technology. DBT Publication. (Pp142) (in Tamil & English).

12. Felix, S. 2005. Biosecured Raceway Based Shrimp Farming Technology. DBT

New Delhi Publication, pp. 145 (in Tamil & English).

13. Felix, S. R.Santhanam, G.Sanjeeviraj and J.Varatharajan. 2005. Aquaculture

Biotechnology. Tamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University. Pp. 95.

14. Felix, S., R.Santhanam, G.Sanjeeviraj and G.Jawahar. 2005. Crab and Lobster

Fattening Technology (in Tamil). DBT New Delhi Publication. Pp. 40.

15. N.Ramanthan and S.Felix. 2005. Advanced techniques in Aquaculture

Management. NATP, New Delhi Publication. Pp 150.

16. Felix, S. 2004. Molecular Diagnostic Biotechnology. Tamilnadu Veterinary and

Animal Sciences University Publication. Pp. 92.

17. Felix, S. M. Samayakannan and T.V.Shivakumar. 2004. Techniques in

Aquaculture. ICAR, New Delhi publication. Pp. 111.

18. Felix, S. and N. Ramanathan. 2004. Eco friendly shrimp farming technology (in

English). Tamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University publication. Pp. 58.

19. Felix, S. and N. Ramanathan. 2004. Eco friendly shrimp farming technology (in

Tamil). Tamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University publication. Pp. 58.

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20. Felix, S., K. Riji John and M. J. Prince Jeyaseelan, 2001. Fish Disease Diagnosis

and Health Management. Pp. 120. Directorate of Extension, New Delhi,

Publication. Pp. 132.

21. Felix, S. PCR in shrimp disease diagnosis. 2001. Tamil Nadu Veterinary and

Animal Sciences University Publication. Pp. 85.

22. Felix, S. V. Sundararaj, and S. Thilahar. 1999. Tropical Fish Disease Diagnosis.

ICAR, New Delhi Publication. Pp. 112.

H. HANDOUTS / PAMPHLETS

1. S.Felix, 2012. “Raceway Technology for Mass production of Ornamental Fishes”

(in Tamil).

2. S.Felix and Cheryl Antony, 2011. “Aquarium -helps to prolong ones’ life”

(in Tamil)

3. S.Felix and K.Ravaneswaran, 2010. “Aquarium -helps to prolong ones’ life”

(in English)

4. S.Felix and K.Ravaneswaran, 2010 “Freshwater prawn farming technology”

(in Tamil)

5. K.Ravaneswaran and S.Felix, 2010. “Gold fish - Breeding and grow - out

technology”, (in Tamil)

6. K.Ravaneswaran and S.Felix, 2010. “Koi carp- Breeding and grow - out

technology”, (in Tamil)

7. S.Felix and K.Ravaneswaran, 2010. “Scampi Farming - an Ideal and Viable

Business Module” (in Tamil).

8. S. Felix. 2007. “Raceway Technology for Shrimp Aquaculture” (English &

Tamil). DBT Publication.

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9. S. Felix. 2007. “Lobster fattening technology in FRP cages” (English & Tamil).

DBT Publication.

10. Felix, S. 1999. “Fish Aggregating Artificial Reefs - design and construction for

Gulf of Mannar Coast”, TANUVAS & WAVES Publication.

11. Felix, S, 1996. Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome and its control. Tamil Nadu

Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Madras.

12. Felix, S. and V. Sundararaj, 1990. ‘Ornamental Fish Culture’ Department of

Aquaculture, Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu

Veterinary and Animal Sciences University’s Publications.

13. Felix, S. and S. Sukumaran, 1989. ‘Shrimp Farming’. Department of Aquaculture,

Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi. Tamil Nadu Agricultural

University, Coimbatore’s Publication.

I. POSTERS

1. S. Felix, 2010. “Maintaining Marine Aquarium” (BOBP’s sponsored)

2. S.Felix , 2010 “Maintaining Freshwater Aquarium” (BOBP’s sponsored)

3. S. Felix. 2007 “Shrimp Raceway Technology (English & Tamil). DBT Publication.

4. S. Felix. 2007 “Lobster fattening using floating FRP cages (English & Tamil). DBT

Publication.

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Ïwhš Û‹fŸ éŠPhd¢ Rl® 1986[27 - 30.]

13. DETAILS OF SEMINARS, CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA,WORKS HOPS, ETC. ATTENDED :

A. Training Programmes Participated - National

Sl.No. Title

Institute organized Period

From To1. PCR based techniques for

disease diagnosis

Dept. of Animal

Biotechnology Madras

Veterinary College, Chennai

22.02.2001 07.03.2001

2. Shrimp Diseases and

Health management

CIBA, Chennai19.08.99 28.09.99

3. Fish disease and health

management

Central Institute of

Freshwater Aquaculture,

Bhubaneswar

23.10.91 01.11.91

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B. Training Programmes Participated – International

Sl.No. Title


From

1. Techniques in Molecular

based shrimp disease

diagnosis

International Office of

Agricultural Program, Texas

A&M University, USA

01.08.2000 31.10.2000

2. Texas Shrimp Farming

Short Course

The University of Texas at

Austin, Port Aransas, Texas,

USA

03.09.2000 13.09.2000

C. Workshops Participated – National

Sl.No.

Institute organizedPeriod

1. Electron Microscopy and Cytochemical

Technique in diagnosis of fish diseasesMadras University,

Chennai 20.05.96 10.06.96

2. M.S.Windows, M.S.Office & Page Maker Madras Veterinary

College, Chennai 01.10.96 14.10.96

3. Identification and assessment of acid

sulphate soil and their impact on shrimp

production in India

Dept. of Aquaculture,

College of Fisheries,

Mangalore

10.12.97 12.12.97

4. Science Writers Workshop Kalai Kadir, Coimbator 24.09.1988 03.10.1988

5. National Workshop on “Animal

Biotechnology”

TANUVAS, Chennai26.07.1990 28.07.1990

To

Title

From To

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D. Workshops Participated - International

Sl.No.


From To

1. Insitu hybridization for shrimp

viral pathogens

Texas Veterinary

Medical Diagnostic

Lab, USA

15.10.2000 31.10.2000

2. General Radiation Safety Training Environmental Health

and Safety,

Texas A&M

University, USA

26.09.2000 26.09.2000

E. Seminars / Symposia Attended

a. International

1. International Conference on “Sustainable Ornamental Fisheries- Way Forward” at

Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi from 23rd to 25th of March 2012.

2. International Seminar on “Ornamental Fish Breeding, Farming and Trade” at

Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies, Kochi on 11th and 12th of

February,2012.

3. International Conference on “Asian Pacific Aquaculture - World Aquaculture

Society 17th - 20th of January, 2011, Kochi.

4. International Confreence “Wildlife Conservation, health and disease Management

- A post millennium approach” at Madras Veterinary College, Chennai dated: from

03.02.2010 to 05.02.2010.

5. International workshop at Madras Veterinary College, Chennai during 21st - 23rd of

August, 2007.

6. International conference on Disease Management for sustainable fisheries (ICON-

DMSF, 2003 ) Trivandrum, 25-28th August, 2003.

7. International Conference Symposium on “Diseases in Asian Aquaculture” 24 - 28,

November,2002 , Queensland, Australia.

Title

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b. National

1. National Seminar on “Aquaculture: Fish for Billion” at Central Institute of

Freshwater Aquaculture, Bhubaneswar is scheduled to be organised on 16th and 17th of

March 2012.

2. National training programme on “Biosecurity in Livestock and Poultry Health”

from 19th Dec.2011 to 1st Jan, 2012 organised by the Central University Laboratory,

TANUVAS.

3. 9thIndian Fisheries Forum Dt: 19th – 23rd December, 2011 at Chennai.

4. National Conference on “Chennai Aquaculture Technology Meet-11

(CATEET’11)” TANUVAS, Madhavaram, Chennai Dated: 16th and 17th of

November, 2011.

5. National Seminar on “Technology and Trade Prospects in Ornamental

Aquaculture (TTPOA’10)” TANUVAS, Madhavaram, Chennai Dated: 29th and

30th of April, 2010.

6. State Level Meet “Prospects for ornamental Fish Farming in Tamil Nadu

state (POFFTN’10)” TANUVAS, Madhavaram, Chennai on 26th of March 2009.

7. Biosecured Raceways prototyped - the scope for adoption in India. 8th Asian

Fisheries Forum, Kochi from 20th to 23rd of November, 2007.

8. 8th Asian Fisheries Forum, Kochi from 20th to 23rd of November, 2007.

9. National Seminar “Wealth from livestock and Agriculture waste” Namakal, 12-13 November, 2009.

10. Workshop in Animal Biotechnology, Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal SciencesUniversity.

11. National Seminar on Environmental Biology, Palayamkottai.

12. National Symposium On Fish and their Environment held at Kangari Viswavidyalaya.

13. Symposium on “Aquaculture Biotechnology”, Dt 07.07.2004, “Biological

Applications in Aquaculture”, APC Mahalakshmi College, Tuticorin.

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14. National Symposium on “Recent Trends in Fisheries Education and Research”,

Fisheries College and Research Institute, Tuticorin, 3-4 December 2004.

15. National symposium on Recent Trends in Biotechnology at Malankara Catholic

College, 27th and 28th January 2003.

16. National Seminar On Development and Transfer of Fisheries Technology. Feb. 3

- 5, 1999. Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi, India.

17. Tamil Science Congress, M. S. University, Abishekapatti, India.

18. National Seminar on Aquatic Health. 26 - 28 Feb. 1995. Department of Aquatic

Biology and Fisheries Trivandrum.

19. Fisheries Entrepreneurs Meet (4 - 5, July 1993). Fisheries College and Research

Institute, Thoothukudi.

20. A Consultation on Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome, Trivandurm, 25 - 26 May,

1992.

21. Seminar on Livestock and Fisheries Management, Tamil Nadu Veterinary and

Animal Sciences University, Madras.

22. State level Seminar on Shrimp Farming. Fisheries College and Research Institute,

Thoothukudi.

23. National symposium on Fish and their environment. (21 - 23, 1988). Department

of Aquatic Biology and Fisheries, Trivandrum.

24. National Symposium on Fisheries Research and Development, Mandapam Camp.

CMFRI: 60 - 61.

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14. RESEARCH PROJECTS - ON GOING AND COMPLETED:

I. RESEARCH PROJECTS - ON GOING

1. EXTERNAL FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECT

SI. No. Title Agency Position Budget(Rs. In lakhs)

1. Training cum Demonstration of

Innovative Raceway based

Ornamental fish farming

Technology to promote Rural

Aquaculture Entrepreneurship

NABARD,Chennai

PI 4.98(2012-2013)

2. Establishment of

‘Biosecurred Ornamental Fish

Brood Bank’

at Madhavaram, Chennai

NFDB,

Hyderabad

PI Rs. 24.65 L(2012-2014)

2. GOVT of TN - PLAN SCHEME

SI.No. Title Agency Budget

1. “Creation of ornamental fish

research cum demonstration

facility and its management” (SC.

No. 36005) PI

Government of

Tamil Nadu (Plan

Scheme)

Annual budget allotment

3. PROJECTS ON PIPELINE :

SI.No.

Title Agency Duration PI/Co-PI Remarks

1. Establishment of ‘Tamilnadu

Aquatic Animal Health and

Environment Management Lab’

at Madhavaram, Chennai

NFDB,

Hyderabad

1 year Dr.S.Felix,

Professor

The project is

approved in principle

and the budget

sanctioned is to be

communicated to us

by the NFDB

(approximately

Rs. 40.0L)

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II RESEARCH PROJECTS - COMPLETED

a. EXTERNAL FUNDED PROJECTS

Sl.No. Scheme Title Funding Agency Grants obtained

Rs. (in Lakhs)1. “Bioconversion of seaweeds into Marine silage

of dietary, probiotic and bioremediatory

properties for shrimp larval rearing” (PI)

DBT, New Delhi(2009-2012) 32.12

2. “Establishment of Scampi Farming Demo Unit at

Madhavaram” (SC 39037) PINADP, New Delhi

(2009-2010)

5.00

3. “Development of Sperm Bank for production of

quality seeds” PINADP, New Delhi

(2009-2010)

8.20

4. Incidence of EUS in TN and its Aetiology (PI) TN State Council for

Science &Technology

Chennai. (1994 - 1996)

1.30

5. Evolving Marine Immuno- stimulants for eco-

friendly shrimp aquaculture (PI)

ICAR, New Delhi

(2000 - 2004)11.45

6. Testing of sugar industry’s byproducts for

Aquaculture (PI) (Institute - Industry

Collaborative Project)

M/s. Rajshree Sugars &

Chemicals Limited,

Coimbatore

(2004 - 2005)

3.05

7. One Time Grant for M.F.Sc. (Biotech.) Teaching

programme (Course Co-ordinator)

DBT, New Delhi

(2004 - 2006)15.00

8. Infrastructure facilities created for Maritech

Research Centre, Tharuvaikulam (Co-ordinator)

DRDA, Collectorate ofThoothukudi (2005) 15.00

9. Grant for organizing the National Level Training

Program on “Biosecured Raceway Based Shrimp

Farming Technology” (Course Director)

DBT, New Delhi(2005 - 2006)

1.65

10. Prototyping of raceway based third generation

shrimp production technology (PI)

DBT, New Delhi

(2003-2006)

30.00

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11. Integrated marine living resources utilization for

the empowerment of SC youth from Tuticorin

region of Tamilnadu (PI)

DBT, New Delhi28.40

12. Seed Production in Agricultural Crops and

Fisheries - Shrimp Seed

(Co-Principal Investigator)

ICAR, New Delhi (2006

- 2008)

45.00

13 Full Research Proposal (Component - 2) Project

on “ Export oriented Marine Value Chain for

Farmed - Seafood production using Cobia

(Rachycentron canadum) Through Rural

Entrepreneurship”

(Consortium PI)

NAIP, New Delhi

(2008 - 2011

265.00

b. University & Plan Schemes

Sl.No. Title Nature of Project Period (Years)

1. Fish cum duck farming University Project1986 - 1994

2. Ornamental fish culture University Project 1986 - 1994

3. Shrimp feed formulation Part II Scheme &

Plan Scheme 1990 - 1997

4. Establishment of Fisheries

Biotechnology Centre at

FC&RI, Thoothukudi.

Part II Scheme &

Plan Scheme

1997 - 2008

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15. RESEARCH GUIDANCE (PG)

a. M.F.Sc - Fisheries Biotechnology and M.F.Sc.- Aquaculture

Sl.No.

Name of theStudent

Thesis Title Year

1. P.S. Sathish Prasad Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) detection of White Spot

Syndrome Virus (WSSV) using different primers.2000

2. N. Sivakumar Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) typing

as an epidemiological tool in strain discrimination of White

Spot Syndrome Virus in Shrimp.

2001

3. K. Sivakumar Prophenoloxidase assay as a measure of immune

enhanceme1nt in Penaeus monodon (Fabricius)2001

4. S. Henry Rajar

Dinesh

Impact of the heterotrophic microbes and unialgal

concentrate on raceway system management in nursery

production of penaeid shrimp.

2005

5. R. Ramya ‘Formulation and dietary & bioremediatory characteristics

of seaweed based silage and its utilization in shrimp larval

rearing.’

2007

6. T. Mugilan Biofuel extraction from bioengineered heterotrophic

microalgae through transesterification 2008

b. P.G. Diploma in Business Management in Animal and Fisheries Sciences(TANUVASS, Chennai)

Sl.

No.Name of the Student Thesis Title Year

1. Abdus Saboor Import marketing strategy of frozen

shrimp.1996

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16. MAJOR RESEARCH & FARMING FACILITIES CREATED

1. FISHERIES BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTRE

Location: FISHERIES College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi

i. PCR LABORATORY

Sl. No. Equipment Imported /Indigenous

1. DNA Engine, MJ Research, USA Imported

2. Micro Centrifuge Imported

3. Cooling Centrifuge, Eppendorf Imported

4. Medical Deep Freezer, SANYO, Japan Imported

5. Gel Documentation System Indigenous

6. Electrophoresis apparatus with power pack Indigenous

7. U.V. Transilluminator Imported

8. Double Distillation System Indigenous

9. Gel Rocks, Mini-micro centrifuge, Shakers, micro oven Indigenous

10. Sterlizing equipments - hot air oven, autoclave, micro oven,etc.

Indigenous

11. Fermentor System (3.1 Lit.), Applicon, Belgium. Imported

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ii. IMMUNO BIOTECH LABORAOTRY

Sl.No. Equipments Imported / Indigenous

1. ELISA Reader with PC & Software Imported

iii. WET LABORATORY

Hi-Tech Water Recirculation System to maintain 100 experimental tanks for shrimps.

BUDGET MOBILISED

Sl.No. Source Grant(Rs. in Lakhs)

Remarks

1. ICAR, New Delhi(Evolving marine …..”)

11.45 PrincipalInvestigator

2. DBT, New Delhi(one time grant)

15.00 CourseCo-ordinator

3. TN State Govt.(Part II Scheme 1998 - 2002)

31.56 Scheme Officer

TOTAL GRANT OBTAINED = Rs. 58.00 Lakhs

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2. RACEWAY FACILITY

Location : Fisheries College and Research Institute, Thoothukudi

i. Facilities created :

1. Raceway systems (45m3) - 2 Nos.

2. LDPE Lined growout ponds (500 m2) - 3 Nos.

3. Blowers (5HP) - 2 Nos.

4. Generator (15 KVA) - 1 No.

5. Paddle Wheel Aerators - 6 Nos.

6. Automatic Feeders - 6 Nos.

7. Raceway Farm Lab - 1 Unit.

8. Bore wells - 3 Nos.

BUDGET MOBILISEDSl.No. Source Grant

(Rs. in Lakhs)Remarks

1. DBT, New Delhi

(Prototyping of raceway based third

generation shrimp production

technology)

30.00 PrincipalInvestigator

2. National Seminar on “Technology and

Trade Prospects in Ornamental

Aquaculture”

3.16 OrganisingSecretary

3. DBT, New Delhi National Level

Refresher Course on “Innovative and

viable Biotechnological Techniques for

Ornamental Aquaculture”

2.00 Course Director

TOTAL GRANTS OBTAINED : Rs. 35.16 Lakhs

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3. MARITECH RESEARCH CENTRE, THARUVAIKULAM

Location: Tharuvaikkulam, Thoothukudi District.

A. BASIC FACILITIES CREATED

Sl.No. Particulars1. Land received from collectorate on lease basis (1+4 = 5 acres)

2. Clearance and fencing of site

3. 10 KVA Generator installed

4. EB connection obtained

5. Telephone connection obtained

B.WATER SUPPLY FACILITY

6. Bore well (8”) – erection

7. Water sump (8000 L Capacity) - erected

8. Open well (8’ dia) for drawing low saline water (20’ depth) - erected

C. RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

9. BAY LAB - created

10. Lobster cages (types) - designing and fabrication

11. Construction of LDPE lined ponds - 6 Nos.

12. Crab fattening facilities (bamboo - split cages) - installation in ponds

13. FC & RI lobster cage design finalized and 8 cages fabricated

14. Shrimp brood stock raceway facility created

D. AERATION FACILITIES

15. Paddle wheel aerators (2 Nos.) - installed in crab fattening ponds

16. Blower shed - erected at MRC Campus

E. OTHER INFRASTRUCTURES

17. Other equipments purchased - for installation

i) Rapid sand filters (3Nos.)

ii) Jumbo cartridge filters (2 Nos.)

18. FRP boat (15 footer) introduced

19. Boat house cum Cage maintenance shed on seashore - erected

20. Watchmen shed - erected

21. Road upto sea shore

22. Building (1200 sq. ft.) for a training center - funded by DRDA, Collectorate -

sanctioned

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INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES OBTAINED FROM BY DRDA,THOOTHUKUDI COLLECTORATE :

Training Centre (1200 sq. ft.)

LDPE lined earthen ponds - 4 Nos.

2 ton capacity cement tanks with aeration facility - 20 Nos. with a shed.

Cement roads (inside the MRC site)

Exhibition hall (AC roof) - 35’ x 15’

BUDGET MOBILIZED

Sl.No. Sources PI / Scheme Officer Amount(Rs. in Lakhs)

1. DBT, New Delhi Principal Investigator 24.83

2. DRDA, Collectorateof Thoothukudi Co-ordinator 35.95

3. ICAR, New Delhi Co-PrincipalInvestigator

45.00

4. NAIP, ICAR NewDelhi Principal

Investigator

300.00

TOTAL GRANTS = Rs.405.78 Lakhs

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IV. RESEARCH - CUM - DEMO ORNAMENTAL FISH FARM

Location : Fisheries Research and Extension Centre, Madhavaram

a. Ornamental Breeding Section

1. Circular large Rectangular tanks:

4’ D x 2’ H = 12 Nos.

5’ D x 2’ H = 6 Nos.

2. Rectangular Breeding tank :

12’Lx 4 ½’B x 2 ½’ H=2Nos.

b. Ornamental fish culture section :

Rectangular tanks:

Large size : (6m x 3m) = 8 Nos.

Medium size : (4’ x 3’) = 12 Nos.

Small size : (3’x 3’) = 16 Nos.

c. Live Feed Section : (3’ D x 1’H) = 10 Nos.

V. INLAND RACEWAY SYATEM


i. Dimension 47½’ L x 11’B x 1’ H

ii. Rapid Sand Filters (10,000 LPM)

iii. 3 HP Blower

iv. 7.5 HP Genset

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VI. SCAMPI FARMING DEMO UNIT


LDPE Lined ponds - 2Nos.

Inland FRP cages - 2 Nos.

BUDGET MOBILIZED


1. NADP scheme Principal Investigator Ra. 5.00 lakhs

TOTAL GRANT = Rs.5.00 Lakhs

VII. AQUA BIOTECH CENTRE


Molecular PCR lab

Fermentation lab

Uni algal culture lab

Biofuel lab

Wet lab

Aquatic microbiology lab.

BUDGET MOBILIZED


1. DBT scheme Principal Investigator Ra. 32.12 lakhs


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IX. CRYO LAB


Cryo cans ( 3Lit. =1no; 11 Lit. = 1 no; 55 Lit. = 1no)

Milt collection facility

BUDGET MOBILIZED


1. NADP scheme Principal Investigator Ra. 8.20 lakhs


X. INLAND LINED PONDS FOR BIOFLOC MANAGEMENT


Pond no. 1 = 25m x 15m 1.5m (slope) - 30m length x 20m width = 600 sq. mtrs.

Pond no. 2 = 15m x 8mx 1.5m (slope) - 20m length x 13 m width = 260 sq. mtrs.

Aeration – AIREO2 Aerators (1HP)

XI. INLAND FRP CAGE SYSTEM

Shape : Oval

Dimension : 40’ Length ; 15’ width

Detachable frames : 10’L; 20’L; 10’L

Width of top end platform : 400 mm

Cage capacity : 40 tons

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17. MAJOR EVENTS ORGANISED:

a. Seminars, Conferences and Workshops :

Sl.No. Title Institute organised From To

1.National Conference on “Chennai

Aquaculture Technology Meet-

11” 16th and 17th Nov. 2011.

Fisheries Research and

Extension Centre,

DCAHS, Madhavaram,

Chennai

16.11.11 17.11.11

2. National Level Refresher Course on

“Innovative and viable

Biotechnological Techniques for

Ornamental Aquaculture”

(21days).-DBT, Course Director


Extension Centre,

DCAHS, Madhavaram,

Chennai10.11.2010 03.12.2010

3. National Seminar on “Technology

and Trade Prospects in

Ornamental Aquaculture” Dated:

29th and 30th of April, 2010-

Org.Secretary


Extension Centre,

DCAHS, Madhavaram,

Chennai29.04.2010 30.04.2010

4. State Level Meet on “Prospects

for ornamental Fish Farming in

Tamil Nadu state”. -Org.

Secretary.


Extension Centre,

DCAHS, Madhavaram,

Chennai

26th of March 2009

5. Workshop on Coastal Aquaculture

Technologies

(DBT, New Delhi - Principal

Investigator & Co-ordinator)

Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,

Tharuvaikulam16.05.08


Technologies



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,

Tharuvaikulam12.03.08 14.03.08

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Technologies



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,



Technologies



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,



Technologies



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,


10. National Conference on

“Biosecured Aquaculture - An

Eco-friendly Approach”

(BAAE’07)

(Organising Secretary - DBT, New

Delhi, NABARD, Mumbai and

SLUB, Govt. of TN, Chennai)

Fisheries Biotechnology

Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi28.06.07 29.06.07


Technologies



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,



Technologies



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,


13. Workshop on PCR in shrimp

disease diagnosis

(Co-ordinator, Training Program)


Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

08.01.07 10.01.07

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14. Crab and Lobster Fattening

Technology



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,

Tharuvaikulam 16.05.06 18.05.06

15. National Workshop on Biosecured

raceway based Shrimp Farming

Technology

DBT, New Delhi


Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

2006

16. Crab and Lobster Fattening

Technology



Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,



disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

05.12.05 07.12.05

18. Workshop on Crab and Lobster

Fattening Technology


Investigator & Co-ordinator

Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,






Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,






Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,


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Maritech Research

Centre, FC&RI,


22. Workshop on Eco-friendly shrimp

farming technology

(NATP, ICAR, New Delhi)


Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

04.10.04 08.10.04


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

14.06.04 16.06.04


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

17.05.04 19.05.04


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

26.05.03 28.05.03


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

12.05.03 14.05.03


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

04.07.02 06.07.02


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

22.04.02 24.04.02

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disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

19.11.01 22.11.01


disease diagnosis



Centre, (Dept. of

Aquaculture) FC&RI,

Thoothukudi

12.02.01 14.02.01

b. Training Programmes Organised (Off – campus) :

SI.No. Title From To No. of Trainees

1. Raceway Technology for Mass

production of Ornamental Fishes

18.04.12 20.04.12 30

2. Raceway Technology for Mass

production of Ornamental Fishes

27.02.12 29.02.12 32

3. Ornamental fish Farming

Technology-innovative culture

systems

20.01.2011 30

4. Ornamental fish production

Technology

14.12.2010 15.12.2010 7

5. Ornamental fish production

Technology

26.10.2010 27.10.2010 12

6. Scampi Farming Technology-NADP 10.08.2010 35

7. Scampi Farming Technology-NADP 14.07.2010 33

8. Polyculture of Carps 20.01.2010 21.01.2010 8

9. Aquaculture - Water quality, feed

and health management related

technologies

15.12.2009 17.12.2009 18

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10. Freshwater Carp Farming

Technology

10.06.2009 11.06.2009 18

11. Ornamental Fish Farming 23.06.2009 25.06.2009 26

12. Ornamental Fish Farming

Technology

17.03.2009 19.03.2009 36

13. Freshwater Carp Farming 17.02.2009 19.02.2009 17

14. Ornamental Fish farming

technology

16.12.2008 18.12.2008 14

15. National Training Course on“

Aquatic Biotechnological

Techniques” (DBT, New Delhi -

Course Director)

06.12.07 20.12.0715

16. National Level Training on

“Biosecured Raceway Based

Shrimp Farming Technology”

(DBT, New Delhi - Course

Director)

17.01.06 02.02.0615

c. Training Programmes Organised (On – campus) :

SI.No. Title Place Dated No. of Trainees

1. NADP Scampi Farming

Technology

Kattur, Thiruvallur

District17.09.2010 64

2. NADP Scampi Farming

Technology

VUTRC, Dharmapuri. 23.09.201039

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19. DETAILS OF FELLOWSHIPS, SUMMER INSTITUTESAND AWARDS :

AHRDP (FAO) International Visiting Fellowship (2000) - To visit

Texas A&M University, USA.

UGC Visiting Associateship (2000) - To visit the College of

Fisheries, Mangalore. (Dept. of Aquaculture - Pathology Division)

20. TECHNOLOGIES DEVELOPED AND TRANSFERRED :

i. Marine Single Cell Detritus as a marine larval feed (2010-2011)

ii. Marine Single Cell Detritus (MSCD) as Replacement larval diet for shrimp (2010).

iii. Inland raceway technology for ornamental fish farming (2010).

iv. Inland FRP cages for ornamental broodstock development (2010).

v. Extraction of fuel oil from microalgae - transesterification method (2008).

vi. Lobster Fattening in FRP Cages (2006).

vii. Crab Fattening in Multi-chambered FRP cages (2006).

viii. Shrimp Brood Stock maintenance in raceways (2006).

ix. Raceway Technology for Nursery Rearing of Shrimp (2005).

x. LDPE lined ponds for shrimp aquaculture (2005).

xi. PCR in shrimp virus detection

xii. Sugar industry’s by-products to enhance aquaculture fish production (2004).

xiii. ELISA based Pro PO Technology (2003).

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21. PATENTS REGISTERED

SI.No.

Title Details of Patent/Registration/

Commercialization

Year

1. “Domesticated Bioremediation

Based intensive indoor running

water circulation system for

farming penaeid shrimp”.

3540/CHE/2010

(Dt: 24.11.2010)2010

2. “Lobster fattening technology using

FRP cages” 960/CHE/2011

(Dt: 28.03.2011)

2011

3. “Microbial Consortia Enabled

‘Fermented Marine Single Cell

Detritus’ (FMSCD) feed preparation

process for shrimp larvae rearing”.

2640/CHE/2011

(Dt: 01.08.2011)

2011

4. “Designing and fabrication of Multi –

shaped (adjustable) Floating FRP

cage for Inland Aquaculture”

433/CHE/2012

(Dt: 06.02.2012)

2012

5. “Designing and fabrication of Inland

Raceways for Intensive rearing of

Ornamental fishes”

-- 2012

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22. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS

i. Member, Academic Council of TANUVAS, Chennai for the year 2009-2011.

ii. Member, Board of Studies, Fisheries College and Research Institute,

Thoothukudi (1998-1999).

iii. Member, Board of Studies, College of Fisheries, Nellore, Venkateswara

University of Veterinary Sciences, Tripathi. (2011-2012).

iv. Member, Department of Biotechnology, Govt of India’s Project Assessment

Committee along with Dr. George John, Sr. Advisor, DBT, New Delhi and Dr.

Ramasamy, Ex. Vice Chancellor, TANUVAS, Chennai

v. Member, Editorial Committee for the TANUVAS News Letter.

vi. Member, Fourteenth Convocation Commmittee, TANUVAS, Chennai.

vii. Member, Fifteenth Convocation Commmittee, TANUVAS, Chennai.

viii. Evaluation and Question Setting Committee – Central Institute for

Freshwater Aquaculture (CIFA), ICAR, Bhuvaneshewar.

ix. Evaluation and Question Setting Committee – College of Fisheries, Mangalore,

University of Animal Husbandry, Diary and Fisheries, Bidar.

x. Evaluation and Question Setting Committee – Deemed university of Central

Institute for Fisheries Education, Mumbai.

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xi. Practical Exams Committee – College of Fisheries, Nellore, Venkateswara

University of Veterinary Sciences, Tripathi.

xii. Practical Exams Committee – Fisheries College and Research Institute,

TANUVAS, Chennai.

xiii. Member, Peer Review Committee of Research articles for Indian Veterinary

Journal, Chennai.

xiv. Member, Peer Review Committee of Research articles for Tamilnadu

Veterinary University Journal, TANUVAS, Chennai.

Certificate :

Certified that the above mentioned particulars are true to the best of my

knowledge and belief.

Place :

Date :Signature

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