Tanzin Ladon | Horticulture Development | Best Researcher Award

TANZIN LADON Dr. Y S Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni, Solan,india.

Research Focus:

• Advanced Materials Synthesis: Developing new materials with specific properties for various applications, including energy storage, catalysis, and environmental remediation.
• Nanotechnology: Exploring the use of nanomaterials for enhancing the performance of devices and systems in fields like electronics, medicine, and environmental science.
• Catalysis: Designing and optimizing catalysts for chemical reactions, particularly in green chemistry and sustainable processes.
• Energy Storage and Conversion: Investigating new materials and technologies for efficient energy storage and conversion, including batteries and fuel cells.
• Environmental Applications: Applying materials science to environmental challenges, such as pollution control and resource recovery.
• Computational Modeling: Using simulations and computational techniques to predict material properties and behavior, aiding in the design and optimization of new materials.

Research and Innovations:

PhD Research:

• Project Title: “Studies on the Effect of Planting Densities, Canopy Management, and Fertigation on Growth, Yield, and Fruit Quality of Apple (Malus × domestica Borkh.)”
• Focus: Investigated optimal agronomic practices to enhance apple production.
• Details: Explored various planting densities, canopy management techniques, and fertigation schedules. Evaluated their impacts on apple tree growth, yield, and fruit quality.
• Skills Gained: Advanced understanding of horticultural practices, experimental design, data analysis, and practical application of scientific principles.

M.Sc. Research:

• Project Title: “Studies on Epicotyl Grafting in Walnut (Juglans regia L.)”
• Focus: Advanced grafting techniques to improve walnut propagation and cultivation.
• Details: Gained insights into advanced grafting methods and their applications in walnut production.
• Skills Gained: Expertise in grafting techniques and their impact on walnut cultivation.

Horticulture Development Award:

Introduction
The Horticulture Development Award celebrates outstanding contributions and innovations in horticulture. This prestigious accolade honors individuals and teams whose work significantly advances the field.

Eligibility

• Open to individuals and teams actively engaged in horticulture.
• Must demonstrate significant impact in the field.
• Advanced degree or equivalent experience in horticulture or related fields.
• Proven track record of relevant achievements.

Publications

• Relevant research papers, articles, or books demonstrating expertise and contributions to horticulture.

Requirements

• Detailed project or research description.
• Evidence of impact and innovation.
• Relevant qualifications and achievements.

Evaluation Criteria

• Innovation and originality of the project.
• Practical impact and applicability.
• Quality and rigor of research.
• Contribution to the advancement of horticulture.

Submission Guidelines

• Submit a comprehensive project report.
• Include a biography and supporting documents.
• Follow specific formatting and submission instructions as detailed on the award website.

Recognition

• Award recipients receive a certificate and recognition at a formal ceremony.
• Opportunities for networking and further professional development.

Community Impact

• The award acknowledges contributions that lead to substantial benefits for communities and the environment through advancements in horticulture.

Biography

• Provide a detailed biography highlighting the applicant’s career and contributions to horticulture.

Abstract

• A concise summary of the project or research, emphasizing its significance and impact.

Supporting Files

• Research papers, project reports, publications, and any other relevant documents that substantiate the application.

Publication Top Notes:

• Ladon, T., Chandel, J.S., Sharma, N.C., & Verma, P. (2024). Optimizing apple orchard management: Investigating the impact of planting density, training systems, and fertigation levels on tree growth, yield, and fruit quality. Scientia Horticulturae, 334, 113329.
• Gangode, A.M., Ladon, T., Aman, A., & Chauhan, P. (2020). Effect of storage media and time on germination, vegetative growth, and survival in mango (Mangifera indica L.). Indian Journal of Ecology, 47(3), 872-874.
• Ladon, T., Chandel, J.S., & Verma, P. (2020). Epicotyl grafting: A new method for propagation in walnut (Juglans regia L.). Indian Journal of Ecology, 47(1), 72-76.