Israt Jahan Yeva

Perform bacterial culture, isolate handling, MALDI-TOF MS identification, DNA extraction, and endpoint PCR for veterinary microbiology and AMR-related research. Maintain SOP/QA-compliant documentation and coordinate parallel lab tasks within the InnoRind research project framework.

Support sheep trials using manual and automated weighing systems and herd-management software. Maintain GCP-compliant experimental records and biosecurity protocols in field environments.

-Contributed to the "Enhancing Food Safety in Fish and Chicken Value Chains of Bangladesh" project in collaboration with Texas State University, Dhaka University, and Bangladesh Agricultural University - Performed microbiological analysis on Tilapia to assess food safety and public health risks, focusing on bacterial contamination. - Isolated and identified harmful bacterial strains like E. coli, Salmonella, and Staphylococcus aureus using advanced microbiological techniques (cultural, morphological, bioche

- Provided comprehensive veterinary care, including vaccinations, check-ups, and advanced diagnostics. - Performed surgical procedures and managed emergency cases.

- Gained hands-on experience in dairy animal production and management at Rupganj Upazila. - Diagnosed and controlled diseases; participated in deworming procedures. - Assisted in semen collection, processing, and preservation for breeding programs. - Enhanced understanding of dairy operations and reinforced passion for animal health. - Committed to advancing the dairy industry.

- Gained invaluable experience in livestock farming and animal care in Sutrapur, Dakshinkhan. - Observed local farming systems and studied different breeds. - Practiced pet animal care and improved knowledge of livestock operations. - Enhanced understanding of breed selection's impact on output and quality. - Passionate about advancing the livestock industry and promoting animal welfare. - Committed to supporting local farmers and responsible pet ownership.

Thesis title: Bacteriological Assessment of Tilapia Fish Cultured in Conventional and Model Setting Ponds in Mymensingh. (USAID-funded collaborative research project — Bangladesh Agricultural University, Texas State University & University of Dhaka; findings presented at international conferences)