Edward Narayan

Associate Professor Adj. (Leadership in Teaching, Research and Mentoring)

I am an experienced educator and researcher with a strong background in biology, veterinary, animal, biodiversity conservation, biomedical sciences, and science education. With over 20 years of university teaching experience, I have contributed significantly to undergraduate and postgraduate education, specializing in Anatomy, Physiology, Pathophysiology, and Molecular Biology. My academic journey includes a PhD in Biology, multiple postdoctoral fellowships, and a track record of fostering student success through innovative teaching methods and digital learning platforms.

I have published 118 peer-reviewed papers, accumulating 2027 citations and an H-index of 26. My research expertise spans stress physiology, animal welfare, and applied biological sciences, complemented by successful grant acquisitions and HDR student supervision. Additionally, I have engaged in international collaborations, including the EU-funded ClearFarm project and a Visiting Professorship at the Technical University of Munich.

Beyond academia, I have contributed to professional training and science communication, enhancing student learning experiences through digital tools like Lt Kuracloud and open-access resources. I have also worked closely with student advisors, academic integrity teams, and neurodiverse students to foster an inclusive and supportive learning environment.

My commitment to education, research, and student mentorship continues to drive my efforts to improve science literacy and curriculum development, ensuring a strong foundation for future STEM professionals.

Scopus H index = 26, >2100 citations, 118 scientific papers