1. Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC) 2026 — Xishuangbanna, China
Oral Presentation: "Thermal Refugia and Faunal Assemblages of Tropical Granite Outcrops in Eastern India's Rock–Forest Ecotones"
2. International Conference on Nipah and Other Zoonotic Spillovers 2025, Institute of Advanced Virology — Kerala
Oral Presentation — Young Scientist Trophy: "Zoonotic Spillovers: Lessons from Kathikund Tribal Forests, India." Integrated field data on faunal exposure, pollinator patterns, and forest-edge interfaces to assess spillover risk in Dumka. Awarded a DBT (Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India) travel grant under the Young Scientist category. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15872028
3. Global Symposium on Soil Compaction (GSSCOM'26) — Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) & Aarhus University | Aarhus, Denmark | Accepted, September 2026
Poster Presentation: "Indigenous Agroforestry Pathways for Mitigating Soil Compaction in the Tribal Uplands of Eastern India"
4. NCAF 2025, Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) — Kolkata
Poster Presentation: "Invasive Alien Fauna and Their Impact on Native Ecosystems" — ecological threats of invasive fauna in Santhal Pargana through field case studies and photographic evidence.
5. India International Science Festival (IISF) 2025 — Young Scientist Conclave — Chandigarh
Poster Presentation: "Wild Food Forests in Tribal Jharkhand: A Community-Led Model for Biodiversity & Resilience." Selected under the Young Scientist Conclave; recognized for community-based biodiversity conservation and wild edible plant revival.
6. 9th International Congress on Zoology and Technology (ICZAT) 2025 — Ankara, Turkey (virtual)
Oral Presentation: "Geo-Ecological Zonation and Biodiversity Gradient Mapping" — GIS-based analysis of species-richness transitions and ecological fragmentation across upland tribal belts.
7. International Conference on Vector-Borne and Parasitic Diseases (ICVBDPHR) 2025 — Alexandria, Egypt (virtual)
Poster Presentation: "Fighting Malaria from the Ground Up" — field insights on disease landscapes in Jharkhand's forest–village interface.