Aligarh: The Ministry of Education, Government of India, has acknowledged Aligarh Muslim University’s (AMU) commitment to pioneering research and academic excellence. The recognition highlights AMU’s contributions to scientific advancements, particularly in climate studies and agricultural sustainability.
One of the university’s recent milestones includes launching India’s first weather balloon dedicated to climate data measurement. This initiative, led by the Department of Geography in collaboration with research partners, marked a significant achievement in AMU’s centenary celebrations. The project aims to enhance climate research through real-time atmospheric data collection, contributing to a deeper understanding of environmental changes.
In the field of agricultural sciences, Professor Nafees Ahmad Khan’s research has garnered widespread recognition. His highly cited work focuses on plant resilience under abiotic stress, offering sustainable solutions to enhance food security. His studies emphasize the optimization of photosynthesis and nutrient use efficiency, particularly exploring the roles of ethylene and sulfur in maintaining plant growth and development under challenging environmental conditions.
The Ministry of Education’s acknowledgment underscores AMU’s role as a leading institution in innovative research, impactful collaborations, and student-driven initiatives, further cementing its status as a center of academic and scientific excellence.
