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AARI Institutional Day & World Oceans Day Quiz 2025

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  The Annakkili Amma Research Institute (AARI) was established on June 8, 2016, and inaugurated by Honorable T. Ulagalantha Perumal, father of our Proprietor. Since its inception, AARI has been committed to providing valuable services to students and the research community. Today, as we proudly step into our tenth year of service, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who have been part of our journey. Thank you for your continued support! As part of our Institutional Day celebrations & World Ocean Day, we are excited to present the AARI Institutional Day Quiz, 2025. We hope this initiative enhances your understanding and curiosity... All participants who secure more than a 50% score will receive the e-certificate. Your certificate will be shared via google drive after finishing the quiz kindly check your google drive for the certificate, for more query contact - aari2siva@gmail.com... Good Luck Loading… <<<<<< >>>>>>> Link to Q...

Scientist of the Week - Prof. George Papenfuss | Prominent Algologists around the World

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Prof. George Papenfuss      The South African-born phycologist, Prof. George Papenfuss spent most of his career as a professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Papenfuss was a student at the University of Cape Town before moving to the United States in 1926. He has worked as a door-to-door salesman, which greatly improved his communication in English, he later enrolled at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, for the agricultural program. Papenfuss began to specialize in phycology at this time and completed a doctoral thesis on the life history of the brown algae Ectocarpus, in 1933.       The same year he married fellow graduate student 'Emma Johnstone' and spent 1934-1935 studying marine algae at the universities of Lund and Uppsala in Sweden, with phycologist Harald Kylin and Nils Svedelius. In Sweden, he became especially interested in South African phycology and in 1935 returned to Cape Town, his home country to study brown algae...

Scientist of the Week - Prof. Michael Neushul Jr. | Prominent Algologists around the World

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Prof. Michael Neushul Jr.  Prof. Michael Neushul Jr. was a quick-witted man of boundless enthusiasm and imagination, Mike was a font of new ideas and ingenious devices. During his career, Neushul attempted topics ranging from ecology to ultrastructure, extending both micro and macroalgae, but his special interest remained in Macrocystis.  Born in Shanghai, China in 1933 - where his father was a Pilot and businessman- Mike settled in California but traveled the seven continents. He entered the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) intended to become an elementary school teacher. But his lifelong interest in marine plants was ignited in Arthur Haupt's botany course at UCLA. Through Haupt, he met renowned algologist E. Yale Dawson, who inspired Mike to enter the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and study the growth and reproduction of giant kelp with Francis Haxo. Dawson and Mike worked together on the distribution and taxonomy of marine algae in southern California ...

Scientist of the Week - British Phycologist Joanna M. Kain | Prominent Algologists around the World

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 Scientist of the Week August 2021 Prof. Joanna M. Kain     Prof.  Joanna M. Kain was a New Zealand-born British Phycologist. She was born in 1930 to an English mother and a Kiwi father and moved to London at the age of 2 and spent most of her life in the UK. Her father named her Dorothy Kain, which her mother never liked, and thus re-named her as Joanna - after her favorite doll - by this name she was known to the Phycologist world over, Joanna Jones (Kain).      Although her early education was disrupted with moves to 10 different schools, she eventually made it to University College London in 1949, where she became attracted to seaweeds under the influence of  Prof. G E Fogg. Her undergraduate research project was on patterns of intertidal zonation around the Isle of Wight. She was particularly interested in intertidal ecology, but the Institute of Seaweed Research, offered her a research problem to investigate the growth of marine phytoplankt...

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