Wildlife Conservation

We have conducted numerous studies on some of the world’s most endangered animals. Utilizing our current capacity and know how, we have introduced conservation genetics in research studies of such animals as snow leopard, musk deer, wolf and Asian elephants.

Public Health Research:

Field/Surveillance

CMDN and INPL have been assisting various governmental and non-governmental agencies in research and disease surveillance activities in Nepal.

Public Health Research:

Biomedical

CMDN and INPL have been involved in conducting various biomedical research on prevalent diseases of Nepal since our inception.

Plant Biotechnology

Nepal has rich floral biodiversity. Unfortunately, much of our understanding of this diversity is unknown. CMDN/INPL undertook Nepal’s first ever plant bar-coding project as per the initiative of Department of Plant Resources (DPR)/ MoFSC to assist in identifying important floral species of Nepal.