Dr. Suguna Paramasivam | Quality of Serivice for 5G networks | Future Network Visionary Award

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Dr. Suguna Paramasivam | Quality of Serivice for 5G networks | Future Network Visionary Award

Dr. Suguna Paramasivam, National Institute of Technology, India

Dr. Suguna Paramasivam is a dedicated wildlife researcher at the Himali Conservation Forum in Taplejung, Nepal šŸŒæ. With a profound educational background in Zoology, specializing in Ecology, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role. Dr. Paramasivam’s professional journey spans various domains, from serving as a consultant at the Zoological Society of London-Nepal šŸŒ, to teaching biostatistics to Masterā€™s students at Tribhuvan University šŸ“Š. She is deeply committed to conservation efforts, contributing significantly to projects focused on species preservation and community engagement. Additionally, Dr. Paramasivam’s passion for mentorship is evident through her involvement in programs aimed at empowering young girls through education šŸ“š. Her tireless dedication to wildlife research and education exemplifies her commitment to making a positive impact on the environment and society as a whole šŸŒŸ

Professional Profile:

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šŸŽ“ Educational Journey

Sandhya Sharma is currently pursuing her PhD in Informatics at the Muroran Institute of Technology, Hokkaido, Japan. She holds a Masterā€™s Degree in Zoology with a specialization in Ecology from the Central Department of Zoology, Kirtipur, Nepal, and a Bachelorā€™s Degree in Zoology from Patan Multiple Campus, Nepal.

šŸ¦ Professional Experience

Wildlife Researcher (2018-Ongoing) Sandhya works at the Himali Conservation Forum in Taplejung, Nepal. She develops and implements conservation projects, oversees coordination, monitors progress, and reports on key milestones. Her role involves data interpretation, hypothesis testing, and strategy improvement.

Consultant (2017-2018) At the Zoological Society of London-Nepal, Sandhya conducted social surveys and analyzed data on wildlife in Chitwan ā€“ Makwanpur – Parsa Conservation Area. She established Community Conservation Units and contributed to scientific journal articles on species like Pangolin, Tiger, and Gharial.

šŸ“š Teaching and Mentorship

Part-time Lecturer (2017) Sandhya taught biostatistics to Masterā€™s students at Tribhuvan University, assisting them with field surveys and data analysis.

Secondary Level Teacher (2009-2011) At Buddha Academy Kathmandu, she taught science and mathematics to secondary students, providing guidance and counseling for academic challenges.

Part-time Mentorship (2008-2011) Through the Underprivileged Girls Education Support Program (UGESP) in Kathmandu, Sandhya mentored over 150 young girls, educating them on various topics and tracking their educational progress.

šŸ¾ Internship and Field Work

World Wildlife Fund Intern (2016-2017) Sandhya managed data, assisted in report writing, installed and monitored wildlife cameras, and conducted wildlife observations in the Gaurishankar Conservation Area.

Publication Top Notes:

  • Categorical learning for automated network traffic categorization for future generation networks in SDN
    • Cited by: 0
    • Year: 2024
    • Source: Computing
  • Quality of service aware routing in software defined video streaming: a survey
    • Cited by: 4
    • Year: 2023
    • Source: Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications
  • Cor-ENTC: correlation with ensembled approach for network traffic classification using SDN technology for future networks
    • Cited by: 4
    • Year: 2023
    • Source: Journal of Supercomputing