Myself, Mohammad Raziuddin, an Indian biologist, entomologist,retired University Professor of Zoology (Vinoba Bhave University, Hazaribag, Jharkhand, India). I studied nuero-endocrine system of insects during my doctoral work and novelty in research findings has been cited over the globe in most of the leading text books on Nueroendocrinology of the time and by various investigators in their peered publications as well. Since 1973, I have been working in the area of endocrinology and reproductive physiology of insects, environmental science, wildlife, sericulture, cancer biology, genetics, biochemistry, parasite biology and malaria epidemiology. Apart from academic assignments, I have long and active administrative responsibility at various positions in the University. I served asPro Vice Chancellor and also as Vice Chancellor (Acting)of Ranchi University, Ranchi, India. I have been involved in teaching and research-activity related to life science and Public Health with special attention to malaria management and have published 90 research papers in National and International Journals. My original contributions and list of publications are reflective of my contribution in life science research.