Dr. Manju Lata Sharma is a distinguished professor with 28 years of experience in academia and research. She has dedicated her career to advancing scientific knowledge in the field of neuroscience and nutrition, particularly focusing on the impact of neuro-nutrients and antioxidants on brain aging. Her extensive research contributions have significantly shaped the understanding of cognitive function and neuroprotection.
Significant Achievements
Dr. Sharma has been recognized both nationally and internationally for her exceptional contributions to research and education. Her accolades include:
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Academic Excellence Award (National) – Recognizing her outstanding achievements in academia.
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Research Award (UGC) (National) – Awarded for her contributions to research under UGC-supported initiatives.
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Travel Award (International) – Acknowledging her participation in global research initiatives.
Notable Contributions
Dr. Sharma has made significant contributions through her research projects, which have been funded by prestigious agencies such as the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Rajasthan. Her key projects include:
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Neuronutrient impact and antioxidant effect of Withania somnifera in brain aging (UGC-funded) – Investigating the neuroprotective effects of herbal compounds on aging-related cognitive decline.
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Functional insight into the anti-carcinogenic properties of natural compounds (DST Rajasthan, Ongoing) – Exploring the therapeutic potential of bioactive compounds in cancer prevention.
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Neuronutrative impact of Withania somnifera on age-related oxidative damage in mice brains: Special reference to memory and cognitive function (UGC-funded) – Examining the role of Withania somnifera in mitigating oxidative stress and improving cognitive performance.
Publications and Books
Dr. Sharma has authored 11 research papers in peer-reviewed journals, contributing valuable insights to the scientific community. Additionally, she has written 9 books, further solidifying her role as a thought leader in her field.
Patent and Innovation
Her innovative work has also led to intellectual property contributions, including the publication of a patent:
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"A band to detect mental health disorder" (371921-001, Published on 3/10/2022) – A groundbreaking invention aimed at enhancing mental health diagnostics.
Recognition and Eligibility for Scientific Laurels
With her extensive contributions to science and academia, Dr. Manju Lata Sharma is a deserving candidate for the Iconic Women Scientist Award in Scientific Laurels. Her research, publications, and innovative contributions underscore her commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and improving human health.