• Biodegradation of crustacean shell waste by Halococcus salsus GUAg20; a chitinolytic and proteolytic halophilic archaeon 

  Pawar, G.M.; Naik, S.V.; Naik, T.J.; Karande, M.; Sharma, A.; Salgaonkar, B.B. (International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation. 202; 2025; ArticleID_106102.)

  Seafood plays a crucial role in meeting the global food, nutrition and employment demands; however, the rapid growth of fisheries and aquaculture has posed significant environmental challenges, especially in managing seafood ...
• Unveiling the potential of microbial bioluminescence for marine pollution monitoring: A review 

  Bhomkar, S.U.; Naik, S.M. (Environmental Science and Pollution Research. NYP; 2025; NYP.)

  Marine pollution threatens global ecosystems, underscoring the urgent need for robust and efficient monitoring systems. Microbial bioluminescence has emerged as a promising tool for pollution detection, offering unique ...
• Impact of Anthropogenic Pollution On The Plant Species Diversity And Composition Along The Riparian Ecotones of Goa's Sal and Zuari rivers 

  Musisi, M.; Quadros, C.; Krishnan, S. (Plant-Environment Interactions. 6(2); 2025; ArticleID_e70037.)

  Anthropogenic pressures are increasingly constraining the health of riparian ecosystems by exposing their remnant vegetation to edge effects. Despite being at the land-water interface, conservation efforts have often ...
• Nature's Palette: Flora of Goa University 

  Jalmi, S.K.; Gaude, A.A. (Initiative of Green Energy Audit. 2025; 202pp.)

  The Nature's Palette features colourful photographs of plants, showcasing their flowers, fruits, and other distinguishing features. Each entry includes the scientific name, common name, a description of the plant, its uses, ...
• The Implications of the Altered Nitrogen Cycle on Coastal Ecosystems: Emphasis on Primary Producers (Chapter 15) 

  Naik, R.K.; D'Costa, P.M.; Mishra, R.K.; Anilkumar, N. (Global Implications of the Nitrogen Cycle, Ed. by Trelita de Sousa. 2020; 388-409.)

  Nitrogen plays a central role in the oceanic biogeochemical cycles. The marine nitrogen cycle is considered very complex and has hence attracted considerable research interest. The availability of nitrogen is an important ...
• Unlocking the potential of microbes: Concomitant production of polyhydroxyalkanoates and carotenoids 

  Naik, T.J.; Salgaonkar, B.B. (International Journal of Biological Macromolecules. 303; 2025; ArticleID_140654.)

  The escalating environmental concerns and depletion of crude oil resources have catalyzed interest in biologically derived polymers, particularly biodegradable ones such as polyhydroxyalkanoates. However, the high production ...
• Hepatic and renal impairment and degenerative changes caused by carbon black nanoparticles in mice 

  Rebelo, S.; Shaikh, S. (Indian Journal of Experimental Biology. 63(1); 2025; 66-75.)

  Carbon-based nanoparticles (CBNPs) have shown a notable increase in demand and are progressively encountering human exposure as a result of their extensive utilization across diverse industries and applications making it ...
• Hepatic and renal impairment and degenerative changes caused by carbon black nanoparticles in mice 

  Rebelo, S.; Shaikh, S. (Indian Journal of Experimental Biology. 63(1); 2025; 66-75.)

  Carbon-based nanoparticles (CBNPs) have shown a notable increase in demand and are progressively encountering human exposure as a result of their extensive utilization across diverse industries and applications making it ...
• Cyanobacterial phycoremediation: A sustainable approach to dairy wastewater management 

  Chahal, S.; Bhandari, R. (Environmental Technology. NYP; 2025; NYP.)

  The dairy industry is a significant sector within the food industries, known for its high-water consumption and consequent generation of dairy wastewater (DWW), which is rich in pollutants like Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) ...
• Effect of stratified doses of Murraya Koenigii on brain antioxidant status of Wistar Rats treated with Clozapine 

  Pinto, P.; Cojandaraj, L.; Sawant, N.S.; Shaikh, S.; Ramnath, V.; Rebello, S. (African Journal of Biomedical Research. 27(3s); 2024; 5482-5494.)

  Clozapine is considered as the most potent antipsychotic medication for managing refractory schizophrenia. However, Clozapine may contribute to oxidative stress within the forebrain. Given that Murraya koenigii leaves are ...

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