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Anuradha Bhat Associate Professor |
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Research Interest:
My research interested are in the following broad areas: 1) Ecology: Community ecology and distribution patterns of freshwater fish in tropical ecosystems 2) Behaviour and Evolution: population variations in behavioural traits among wild zebrafish populations and its evolutionary implications 3) Conservation of fish and tropical stream systems: statistical and modeling methods in developing conservation strategies
Academic Background:
- PhD (Ecological Sciences), Indian Institute of Science, 2002
Positions:
- Assistant Professor, IISER Kolkata ( - )
- Teaching Fellow, University of St Andrews (2009 - 2010)
- Royal Society (International) Fellow, University of St Andrews, UK (2004 - 2008)
- Postdoctoral Research Scholar, Indiana University, USA (2006 - 2008)
Awards and Honors:
- Small Research Grant from Fisheries Society of the British Isles (2005)
- Royal Society (India) International Fellowship from Royal Society, UK (2004)
Selected Publications:
- Roy, Tamal and Bhat, Anuradha. 2018. "Population, sex and body size: determinants of behavioural variations and behavioural correlations among wild zebrafish Danio rerio." Royal Society Open Science, 5, 170978
- Shukla, Rohitashva and Bhat, Anuradha. 2017. "Nestedness patterns and dispersal dynamics in tropical central Indian stream fish metacommunities." Freshwater Science, 37, --
- Roy, Tamal and Bhat, Anuradha. 2017. "Divergences in learning and memory among wild zebrafish: do sex and body-size play a role?." Learning & Behavior, -, 1-10
- Roy, Tamal and Bhat, Anuradha. 2017. "Social learning in a maze? Contrasting individual performance among wild zebrafish when associated with trained and naïve conspecifics." Behavioural Processes, 144, 51-57
- Roy, Tamal; Shukla, Rohitashva and Bhat, Anuradha. 2017. "Risk-Taking During Feeding: Between-and Within-Population Variation and Repeatability Across Contexts Among Wild Zebrafish." Zebrafish, 14, 393-403