National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science campus, INDIA
Pramya Bala PhD
About Me
I am a scientist working in the field of Earth Sciences. My research focuses on fire-climate-vegetation relationships in the tropical dry forests of southern India. I am particularly interested in understanding the effects of climate change on these relationships and how they impact the ecosystem as a whole. My work involves field studies, data analysis, and modeling to gain a better understanding of these complex relationships.
Education
I earned my PhD in Earth Sciences from XYZ University. My dissertation focused on the impact of changing fire regimes on the vegetation dynamics of tropical dry forests in southern India. I also hold a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science from ABC College.
Employment
I have worked as a research assistant at DEF University, where I assisted in field studies and data analysis related to fire-climate-vegetation relationships. I also worked as a postdoctoral researcher at GHI Institute, where I conducted modeling studies to understand the impact of climate change on tropical dry forests. Currently, I am a research scientist at JKL Research Center, where I continue to study the complex relationships between fire, climate, and vegetation in southern India.