Dr. Rajwinder Singh joined PAU as Assistant Zoologist (Rodents) from 2012 after completing BSc (Medical) from B.Sc., B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons.), PAU, Ludhiana (2000); M.Sc. (Entomology), PAU, Ludhiana (2003); Ph.D., GNDUAmritsar (2011). His field of specialization is Biodiversity and Biosystematics and areas of interest is Rodent management in field crops.

Professional Accomplishments

Research Projects completed: Nil

Research Publications:

1. Koul, O., Singh, G., Singh, R., Middhaa, A., Walia, S., Shukla, P. and Koul, V. K. (2012) Biorational glycol diesters as dietary toxins versus bioefficacy of sucrose octanoate against lepidopteran larvae.Industrial Crops and Products, 40, 151-159. (NAAS rating 9.45)
2. Koul O, Singh R, Kaur B, and Kanda D (2013) Comparative study on behavioural response and acute toxicity of some essential oil compounds and their binary mixtures to larvae of Helicoverpaarmigera, Spodopteralituraand Chilopartellus. Industrial Crops and Products, 49, 428-436. (NAAS Rating9.45).
3. Opender Koul., Singh, Rajwinder.,Middha, Anshu., Walia, S., Shukla, P. andKanda, D. (2014) Toxicity of biorational glycol diesters and sucrose octanoate to selected horticultural insect pests. Biopesticides Internationalvol. 10 (02) pp 126-135. (NAAS Rating 4.82).
4. B.K.Babbar, NeenaSingla and Rajwinder Singh(2014)Impact of village leveleducation and training on adoption of control strategies their sustainability and reduction in crop losses.” “International Journal of Advanced Research” Volume 2, issue 7, pages 672-683. Impact factor in 2017 =5.336.
5. Navdeep Kaur, NeenaSingla and Rajwinder Singh (2016) Efficacy of tyre bait station for rodenticide application in rice crop fields during monsoon season in rice crop. Indian Journal of Ecology.43(1):354-356. (NAAS Rating 4.96)