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CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr Asad Sultan

BSc (Hons), MSc (Hons), PhD (Poultry Science)

Philosophy: Total commitment to excellence in research and its marketing and transfer

that will drive my future success I have the potential to accept all kinds of challenges to

find the limits in poultry science. Being an adaptable person, I can work in all sorts of

environment and with different research groups. So let me do it………………..

FULL NAME: Asad Sultan

FATHER’S NAME: Sultan Shah

GENDER: Male

E-MAIL: asadzia2003@yahoo.com

asad.sultan@uqconnect.edu.au

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Skype: drasadsultan

Mobile: +923319436114 (WhatsApp)

+923101981073

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EDUCATION

PhD THESIS TITLE: SORGHUM UTILIZATION BY BROILERS: MODULATION BY FEED ENZYMES

ACHIEVEMENTS/ AWARDS/

Gold Medal in Master of Science Honours in Poultry Science

Scholarship by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan for PhD studies

in Australia, 2008

Appreciation Certificate awarded by World Poultry Science Chairman,

2008, in recognition of efforts contributed in XXIII World‟s Poultry

Congress, Brisbane, Australia

Winner Certificate and people choice (3-Minutes Thesis Competition)

awarded by the Head of School of Animal Studies, The University of

Queensland, Australia 2010

Winner Certificate and people choice (3-Minutes Thesis Competition)

awarded by the Head of School of Agriculture and Food Sciences, The

University of Queensland, Australia 2011

Referee certificate from The Brazilian Society of Animal Science, July 24-

26, 2013, Campinas - SP, Brazil for 50th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian

Society of Animal Science

Certificate/Degree Major Subjects Year % Marks Division CGPA Board/ University

Metric (10 years) Science 1995 68.82 First

BISE, Peshawar

Intermediate (12 years) Science 1997 68.36 First BISE, Peshawar

B.Sc. (Hons) (16 years) Animal

Husbandry 2003 87.61 First 3.83/4

KPK, Agricultural

University, Peshawar

M.Sc (Hons) (18 years)

Poultry Science

2005 89.09 First 3.86/4 KPK, Agricultural

University, Peshawar

PhD Poultry Nutrition 2012

The University of

Queensland,

Australia

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WORK EXPERIENCE

Position Name of Organization Period of Service

From To

Contract Lecturer

Department of Poultry Science

KPK Agricultural University Peshawar

17-2-05

14-08-07

Permanent Lecturer Department of Poultry Science

KPK Agricultural University Peshawar 15-08-07 29-05-2012

Assistant Professor Do 30-05-2012 28-06-2020

Associate Professor Do 29-06-2020 To date

Other additional duties

Hostel Warden KPK Agricultural University Peshawar 28-05-07 21-03-08

Hostel Warden Do 22-05-2012 To date

Staff Proctor KPK Agricultural University Peshawar 2006 2008

Postgraduate Mentor The University of Queensland, Australia 2010 2011

Visiting Academic Poultry science research group

The University of Queensland, Australia 15.06.2015 23-07-2015

Industry Experience

1. Consultancy on enzymes and other feed additives use in poultry feed/nutrition

2. Consultant ration formulator with different feed mills

3. Visiting consultant to different home feed mixers and poultry farms

4. Consultant with global organization as Enzymes and feed additives expert

Additional qualifications/skills are:

Advanced animal nutrition knowledge with foundation of Animal Nutrition,

biochemistry, Digestive physiology, analytical chemistry.

Proven experience with animal feed formulations.

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Updated of all current scientific knowledge particularly with research in enzymes &

trace mineral nutrition and other feed additives for livestock

Have the ability to analyze customer/Industry needs in poultry nutrition & propose

solutions for nutritional issues.

Self-motivated & team player & able to work in Multi-Cultural environment & able

to coordinate/lead small team

Understanding of Asian and European cultures and cultural diversity & norms.

COURSES TAUGHT:

MPhil/ PhD

Poultry Products

Recent Developments in Poultry Nutrition

Recent Advances in Poultry Sciences

Broiler and Layer nutrition

Poultry Housing and Environment

Undergraduate

Principals of Animal Nutrition

Poultry farm operation

Poultry Housing and Farm Management

Poultry Farm Management (Advanced)

Broiler Breeder Production

Fundamentals of Poultry Nutrition

University Quality Enhancement Cell rating as Teacher on student’s

teacher evaluation reports

A+ (Best teaching materials, teaching methodology, attitude, involvement of students,

etc)

LIST OF RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

HEC (Higher Education Commission, Pakistan) recognised journals

1. F.R. Durrani, Asad Sultan, M. Jan, N. Chand, Z. Durrani, 2007.

“Immunomodulatory and growth promoting effects of Neem (Azadirachta

indica) leaves infusion on broiler chicks” Sarhad Journal of Agriculture 24

(4): 655-659

2. Yasar Javed, Sarzamin Khan, Naila Chand, Muhammad Mushtaq, Asad

Sultan, Rafi Ullah, 2012, Comparitive efficacy of different schedules of

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administration of medicinal plants mixed infusion on hematology of broiler

chicks. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture Vol. 28(2) 327-331.

3. J. Tanweer, N. Chand, S. Khan, M. S. Qureshi, U. Sadique, A. Akhtar, M.

Shakir, A. Sultan, M. Arshad and Alamzeb. (2012). Association of peganum

harmala l. supplementation with liver function test of broiler chicks. Pakistan

Journal of Science. 64: 75-79

4. Sarzamin Khan, M.S. Quraishi, N. Chand, A. Sultan, Rafiullah, I, Khan,

Ihsanullah, Abdul Jabbar Tanweer, and S.M. Sohail. (2012). Effect of

breeding method on calf sex and postpartum reproductive performance of

cattle and buffaloes. Sarhad Journal of Agriculture. 28(3)

5. Z. U. Rehman, S. Khan, N. Chand, A. J. Tanweer, A. Sultan, A. Akhtar and

A. M. Tauqeer (2012). Effect of water based mixture infusion of allium

sativum and withania somnifera on performance of broiler chicks. Pakistan

Journal of Science, Vol. 64 (3) 180-183

6. Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Aaqil Muhammad, Naila Imtiaz, 2013. Lower

Illeal Microflora and Growth Performance of Broilers Supplemented with

Organic Acid Blend (Aciflex®) During Starter Phase. Greener Journal of

Agriculture Sciences. 3(12): 794-80.

7. S. Khan, A. Sultan, N. Chand, Rafiullah, M. S. Qureshi, A. J. Tanweer 2014.

Garlic (allium sativum) modulated serum cholesterol level, improved immune

status and carcass yield of broilers. Pakistan Journal of Science 66 ( 2) 171-174

8. A. J. Tanweer, N. Chand, S. Khan, M. S. Qureshi, U. Sadique, A.U. Rehman,

A. Sultan, M. Arshad, A. Akhtar. 2014. Association of peganum harmala l.

supplementation with immunity against nd, ib and ibd in broiler chicks.

Pakistan Journal of Science. 88. 88-94

9. Zafar Khan, Asad Sultan, Rajwali Khan, Sarzamin Khan, Imranullah and

Kamran Farid.2016. Concentrations of Heavy Metals and Minerals in Poultry

Eggs and Meat Produced in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Meat Sciences

and Veterinary Public Health. 1: 4-10

HEC recognised and impact factor journals

1. Fazal Raziq, Sarzamin Khan, Naila Chand, Asad Sultan , Muhammad

Mushtaq, Rafiullah, Sayed Muhammad Suhail and Alam Zeb 2012, Effect Of

Water Based Infusion Of Aloe Barbedensis, Pimpinella Anisum, Berberis

Lycium, Trigonella Foenum Graecum And Allium Sativum On The

Performance Of Broiler Chicks, Pakistan Veterinary Journal Vol 32(4): 593-

596 (Impact factor:1.39)

2. Din Muhammad, Nalia Chand, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Muhammad

mushtaq, Rafiullah, 2012, Hepatoprotective role of milk thistle (silybum

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marianum) in meat type chicken fed aflatoxin b1 contaminated feed, Pakistan

Veterinary Journal Vol, 32 (3): p 443-446 (Impact factor:1.39)

3. Abdul Jabbar Tanweer, Naila Chand, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan,

Muhammad Subhan Qureshi, Amanullah Akhtar, Muhammad Inam and

Rafiullah (2013). Association of Peganum harmala L. Supplementation with

lipid Profile and its Economic Benefit in Broiler Production. Pakistan

Veterinary Journal. 33(3): 313-316. (Impact factor:1.39)

4. A Sultan, R Ullah, S Khan, M Tahir, H Khan and IU Zaman, 2014. Nutrient

Digestibility Values and Apparent Metabolizable Energy of Corn, Wheat and

Sorghum by Pheasants (Phasianus colchicus). Pakistan Veterinary Journal

34(4): 479-483 (Impact factor:1.39)

5. Tariq Hayat, Asad Sultan, Rifat Ullah Khan, Sarzamin Khan, Zahoor ul

Hassan 2014. Impact of Organic Acid on Some Liver and Kidney Function

Tests in Japanese Quails, Coturnix coturnix japonica. Pakistan J. Zool., vol.

46: 1179-1182 (Impact factor:0.404)

6. Asad Sultan, Humera Obaid, Sarzamin Khan, Inayat Rahman, Muhammad

Kamal shah, Rifat Ullah Khan. 2015. Nutritional effect of flaxseeds on

cholesterol profile and fatty acids composition of egg yolk. Cereal Chemistry.

92: 50-53 (Impact factor:1.231)

7. Asad Sultan, Irshad Ullah, Sarzamin Khan, Zahoor ul Hassan and Rifat Ullah

Khan. 2014. Impact of chlorine dioxide treatment as an acidifying agent on

the performance, ileal microflora and intestinal histology in quails. Archiv

Tierzucht / Archives of Animal Breeding. 57: (31) 1-9 (Impact factor:0.503)

8. Naila imtiaz, Asad sultan, Sarzamin Khan, Ajab Khan and Hamayun Khan

2014. Culminating the Influence of Heat Stress in Broilers by Supplementing

Zinc and Vitamin C. World Applied Sciences Journal 30 (8): 1064-1069, 2014

9. Asad Sultan, M Bilal, Sarzamin Khan, Zahoor ul Hassan, 2015. Effect of

Chlorine Dioxide (Dutrion®) on Growth Performance, gut Histomorphology

and Pathogenic Microbial Count of Meat type Birds. Pakistan veterinary

journal. 35(2): 183-187 (Impact factor 1.39)

10. A. Sultan, Tehseen Ullah, S. Khan, R. Ullah, 2015. Impact of an organic acid

blend (Aciflex®) on the performance and ileal gut microflora of broilers

during finisher phase. Pakistan Journal of Zoology. (47(3), pp. 635-639

impact factor 0.404)

11. A. Sultan, Imran Uddin, S. Khan, R. Ullah, H. Khan, N. A. Khan and R. U.

Khan, 2015. Effect of a yeast derived carbohydrate fraction on growth

performance, apparent metabolizable energy, mineral retention and gut

histomorphology of broilers during starter phase. Pakistan veterinary journal.

35(4): 409-413. (Impact factor 1.39)

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12. Hamayun Khan, Mohammad Misri Rind, Shakoor ahmad

, Muhammad Usman

Mehmood,

Asad Sultan. 2015. Gross Morphometric Feature of the

Epididymis in Adult Male Pakistani Goats (Capra hircus). Pakistan J. Zool.,

vol. 47(2): 574-578 (impact factor 0.4)

13. Shaniko Shini, Asad Sultan, Wayne Bryden. 2015. Selenium Biochemistry

and Bioavailability: Friend and Foe in Animal

Agriculture. Agriculture 5 (4), 1277-1288

14. Sarzamin Khan, Rifat Ullah Khan, Asad Sultan, Momin Khan, Shams ul

Hayat and Suhaib Shahid 2016. Evaluating the suitability of maggot meal as a

partial substitute of soybean on the productive traits of broilers. Journal of

Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition. 100: 649-656 (Impact factor 1.406)

15. G. Habib, N. A. Khan, A. Sultan, M. Ali. 2016. Nutritive value of common

tree foliages leaves for livestock in the semi-arid and arid rangelands of

Northern Pakistan. Livestock sciences Volume 184 Pages 64-70. (Impact

factor 1.171)

16. Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Rifat ullah and Nazir Ahmed. 2016. Worm

meal: A potential source of alternative protein in poultry feed. World Poultry

Science Journal. 7. 93-102 (Impact factor 1.037)

17. Kamran Khan, Sarzamin Khan, Rajwali Khan, Asad Sultan, Nazir Ahmad

Khan and Naseer Ahmad 2016. Growth performance and meat quality of

rabbits under different feeding regimes. Trop Anim Health Prod. 48(8):1661-

1666 (Impact factor 0.817)

18. Ishrat Naz Saifullah Abdulkafi, I. Munir, M. Ahmad, A. Ali, A. Sultan 2016.

Cis- and trans-protopinium, a novel nematicide, for the eco-friendly

management of root-knot nematodes. Crop Protection 8: 138-144 (Impact

factor 1.493)

19. Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Mohammad Subhan Qureshi, Haji Gul and

Naseer Ahmad. 2016. Efficacy of a Local Sodium Bentonite Enriched Clay as

Mycotoxin Binder in Laying Birds. World‟s Poultry Science Journal, Volume

72, Supplement 1, page 31 (Impact factor 1.037)

20. Rafi Ullah, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Naseer Ahmad, Naila Imtiaz. 2017.

Silkworm (Bombyx mori) meal as alternate protein ingredient in broiler finisher

ration Pakistan Journal of Zoology. (Impact factor 0.56) 49(4), pp 1463-1470,

21. Ibrar Hussain, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Naila Chand, Rafiullah

Khan,Waqas Alam, Naseer Ahmad. 2017. Meal worm (Tenebrio molitor) as

potential alternative source of protein supplementation in broiler. International

Journal of Biosciences. (Online) http://www.innspub.net Vol. 10, No. 4, p. 255-

262, 2017 (impact factor 0.5)

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22. Zia ul Islam1 , Sarzamin Khan , Amin Ullah Jan , Zia Ur Rahman Khalil , Fida

Muhammad Khan , Muhammad Inam1 , Asad Sultan. 2017. Comparative study

of egg quality traits in local breeds and commercial lines of chickens.

International Journal of Biosciences. Vol. 10, No. 2, p. 1-5, 2017 (impact factor

0.5)

23. Muhammad Inam, Sarzamin Khan , Asad Sultan , Nazir Ahmad Khan. 2017.

Effect of Saccharomyces cerevisiae on overall performance of broilers at starter

phase. International Journal of Biosciences. Vol. 11, No. 1, p. 42-53, (impact

factor 0.5)

24. Sarzamin Khan, Rifat Ullah Khan, Waqas Alam and Asad Sultan. 2108.

Evaluating the nutritive profile of three insects meal and their effect to replace

soybean in broiler diet. Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition

(Impact factor 1.406) 100(4):649-56.

25. Momin Khan, Sarzamin Khan, Naila Imtiaz, Asad Sultan, Rifatullah. 2018.

Utilizing the house fly (Musca domestica) larva as an alternative to soybean

meal in broiler ration during the starter phase. Revista Brasileira de Ciência

Avícola / Brazilian Journal of Poultry Science ISSN 1516-635X Jan - Mar 2018

/ v.20 / n.1 / 009-014 (impact factor: 0.429)

26. Asad sultan, Sahal Ahmad, Sarzamin Khan, Rifatullah Khan. 2018. A

comparative effects of zinc oxide and silymarin on growth, nutrient utilization

and hematological parameters of heat distressed broiler. Pakistan Journal of

Zoology. Vol. 50, Iss. 2, pp 751-756 (impact factor: 0.404)

27. Asad sultan, Shahroom khan, Sarzamin Khan, Naila Imtiaz Rifatullah Khan.

2018. Effect of organic acid blend on carcass yield, nutrient digestibility and

tibia ash during starter phase of broiler chicks" Pakistan Journal of Zoology. vol.

50(4), pp 1483-1488 (Impact factor: 0.404)

28. Asad Sultan1, Rabia Ali1, Rifat Ullah Khan2,*, Sarzamin Khan1, Naila Chand1 and

Ambrina Tariq3. Nutritional Evaluation of Two Sorghum Varieties in Broiler

Fortified with Phytase. Pakistan Journal of Zoology. (51, Iss. 3, pp 1183-1185

Impact factor 0.56)

29. Ishtiaq Ahmad Khan, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Ashraf Ali Qureshi, Hamza

Maris. 2018. Reproductive performance of floored and cage housed broiler

breeder roosters. International Journal of Biosciences, 12:26-34.

30. Sher Bahadar Khan, Mumtaz Ali Khan, IrshadAhmad, Tayyab ur Rehman

Shahid Ullah Rahim Dad, Asad Sultan, Atta Muhammad Memon. 2019.

Phentotypic, gentotypic antimicrobial resistance and pathogenicity

of salmonella enterica serovars Typimurium and enteriditis in poultry and

poultry products. Microbial pathogensis (129:118-124 Impact factor 2.1)

31. Sher Bahadar Khan, Mumtaz Ali Khan, IrshadAhmad, Tayyab ur Rehman

Shahid Ullah Rahim Dad, Asad Sultan, Atta Muhammad Memon. 2019.

Distribution of Phenotypic and genotypic antibiotic resistance genes in E. coli

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isolates along the production and supply chain of pork around Hubei Province

of China. Pakistan Journal of Zoology. (51 (4)1569-1574, Impact factor 0.56)

Other Journals

1. Asad Sultan, F.R. Durrani, S.M. Suhail, M. Ismail, Z. Durrani, Naila Chand,

2006. “Comparative Effect of yogurt as probiotic on the performance of

broiler chicks” Pakistan Journal of Biological Science 9(1): 88-92

2. F.R. Durrani, M. Ismail, Asad Sultan, S.M. Suhail, N. Chand, Z. Durrani,

2006. “Effect of different of level of feed added Turmeric (curcuma longa) on

the overall performance of broiler chicks” Journal of Agricultural and

Biological Science, 1(2)

3. F.R. Durrani, Asad Sultan, M.L. Marri, N. Chand, Z. Durrani, 2007. “ Effect

of Wild Mint (Mentha longifolia) Infusion on the Overall Performance of

Broiler Chicks” Pakistan Journal of Biological Science 10 (7): 1130-1133

4. F.R.Durrani, A. Sultan, Sajjad Ahmed, N. Chand, F.M. Khattak, Z. Durrani,

2007. “ Efficacy of Aniseed Extract as Immunstimulant and Growth promoter

in Broiler Chicks” Pakistan Journal of Biological Science 10: 3718-21

5. Farman Ullah Khan, F. R. Durrani, Asad Sultan, Rifat Ullah Khan and

Shabana Naz, 2009. “Effect Of Fenugreek (Trigonella Foenum-Graecum)

Seed Extract On Visceral Organs Of Broiler Chicks” Journal of Agricultural

and Biological Science 4, (1): 58-60

6. F.R. Durrani, N. Chan., K. Zaka., A. Sultan., F.M. Khattak., and Z. Durrani.

2007. Effect of different level of feed added black seed (Nigella sativa L) on

the performance of broiler chicks. Pakistan Journal of Biological Science. 10

(22): 4164-4167

7. R Ullah1, S Khan1, NA Khan2, M Mobashar, A Sultan, N Ahmad, J

Lohakare.2017. Replacement of Soybean Meal with Silkworm Meal In The

Diets of White Leghorn Layers and Effects on Performance, Apparent Total

Tract Digestibility, Blood Profile and Egg Quality. Int J Vet Health Sci Res.

5(7), 200-207.

PAPERS UNDER REVIEW/ PROCESS IN IMPACT FATOR JOURNALS

1. Sultan, A., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. Dietary enzymes combination

improve nutrient digestibility of sorghum by broilers during the starter phase.

(2020). Poultry Science (Submitted for internal review)

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2. Sultan, A., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. Supplementary enzymes and

nutrient digestibility of sorghum by broilers during the finisher phase. (2020).

Animal Feed Science and Technology (Submitted for internal review)

3. Sultan, A., Li, X., Zhang, D., Cadogan, D.J and Bryden, W. L. Interaction of

feed enzymes and sorghum genotype on nutrient digestibility by broilers at day-

42. (2020). Animal Feed Science and Technology (Submitted for internal

review)

4. Sultan, A., Gan, C.Y., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2020). Sorghum

starch digestion kinetics and nutrient digestibility is modulated by microbial

feed enzymes in broiler chickens. British Journal of Nutrition (Submitted for

internal review)

5. Sultan, A., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2020). Additivity of ileal

amino acids values in diets of sorghum with different protein sources. Animal

Production Science (Submitted for internal review)

6. Khan, Isthiaq; Khan, Sarzamin; Sultan, Asad

Production Performance of Naturally Mated and Artificially Inseminated B

roiler Breeders Under Cage Versus Floor Housing Systems, submitted to

Poultry Science 2020

7. Khan, Isthiaq; Khan, Sarzamin; Imtiaz, Naila ; Alam, Waqas; Ahmad, Shakoor;

Sultan, Asad; Qureshi, Ahmad. 2020.

Is Artificial Insemination of Broiler Breeders Feasible for Commercial

Production. Journal of Applied Poultry Research

BOOK CHAPTER

Sultan A, Li X, Zhang D, and Bryden WL (2015) Grain sorghum utilisation by

poultry: Role of anti-nutrient factors and feed enzymes. In Poisonous Plants:

Toxicology, Ecology, Management,and Medicine.(M Zhao, TL Wierenga, and

KE Panter, eds), pp. 312-315. ISOPP 9 Watkins Printing, Logan, Utah USA.

Asad Sultan, K. Theodoridou, NA Khan, Shaniko Shini, Wayne L Bryden

(2017) Sorghum grain utilization and limitations in livestock feeding. Nova

Science Publishers,Inc. 400 Oser Avenue, Suite 1600 Hauppauge, NY 11788

USA. (Accepted for publication)

NATIONAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

1. Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan and Muhammad Subhan Quraishi. 2012. Phytase

can save environment by improving nutrient digestibility and minimizing

nutrient losses in broiler production. In proceedings of National Science

Conference on Agriculture and Food Security Issues in Global Environmental

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Prospectives. The University of Poonch, Rawalakot, Azad and Jammu Kashmir.

p 301

2. Sarzamin Khan and Asad Sultan. 2012. Phytase can save environment by

improving nutrient digestibility and minimizing nutrient losses in broiler

production. Climate Change: A Challenge for Agriculturists. KPK Agriculturla

University Peshawar. p 42.

3. Asad Sultan, Sarzamin Khan 2014. Assessment of maggots as sustainable

poultry feed ingredient for meeting future needs of the feed milling industry of

Pakistan. National conference on innovative technologies and sustainable

development in agriculture. pP 90-91.

4. Sarzamin Khan and Asad Sultan. 2014. Toxin binding efficacy of clay found in

the southern districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. National conference on

innovative technologies and sustainable development in agriculture pP 92-93

5. Asad Sultan, Sulaiman khan, Umair Ahmad, Naila Imtiaz, Naseer Ahmad,

Sarzamin Khan, Sher Badar Khan, Rafi Ullah. 2017. Mitigating phosphorus

excretion in poultry litter using an E. coli derived phytase enzyme: A step

toward safe environment. International conference on climate change. The

University of Agriculture, Peshawar-Pakistan.

6. Sher Bahadar Khan, Zou Geng, Cheng Yu-Ting, Xiao Ren, Asad Sultan, Zhou

Rui. 2017. Distribution of virulence and antibiotic resistance genes in E. coli

isolates along the production and supply chain of pork around Hubei Province,

China. International conference on climate change. The University of

Agriculture, Peshawar-Pakistan.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS AND PRESENTATIONS

1. Sultan, A., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2009) Addition of dietary

enzymes and sorghum protein digestibility. Proc. Nutr. Soc. Aust. 33:26

2. Sultan, A., Li, X., Zhang, D., Cadogan, D.J. and Bryden, W.L. (2010) Dietary

enzymes alter sorghum protein and AME content. Proc. Aust. Poult. Sc. Symp.

21:94

3. Sultan, A. Li, X. Cadogan, D.J and Bryden, W. L. (2010) Nutrients

digestibility of sorghum by broilers is improved by exogenous enzymes.

Proceedings of IIIX European poultry Congress, France

4. Bryden, W.L., Li, X., Sultan, A. and Zhang, D. (2010) Utilisation of summer

grains by poultry with a focus on sorghum, amino acids, feed enzymes and

mycotoxins. 2010 Australian Summer Grains Conference, Gold Coast.

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5. Faizah, H.M.S., Maguire, A., Harper, K., Sultan, A., Li, X., Klieve, A.V and

Bryden, W. L. (2011) Caecal microflora composition of broilers feed sorghum

diets containing feed enzymes. Proc. Aust. Poult. Sc. Symp. 22:18

6. Sultan, A., Gan, C.Y., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2011) Dietary

enzyme combination improve sorghum ileal protein and starch digestibility

during broiler stater phase. Proc. Aust. Poult. Sc. Symp. 22:82

7. Sultan, A., Gan, C.Y., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2011) Dietary

enzymes modulate sorghum starch digestion kinetics in broilers. Proc. Aust.

Poult. Sc. Symp. 22: 83

8. Gidley, M.J., Pluschke, A.M., Sopade, P.A., Al.Rabadi, G.J.S., Sultan, A.,

Gan, C.Y., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2011) Sorghum grain starch

digestibility: effects of particle size and enzyme treatment. Proc. Aust. Poult.

Sc. Symp. 22: 147

9. Sultan, A., Gan, C.Y., Li, X., Zhang, D and Bryden, W. L. (2011) Feed

enzymes improved ileal protein, starch and mineral digestibility of sorghum

by 42-day-old broilers. Proceeding, Recent Advance in Animal Nutrition in

Australia. vol. 18, p. 143.

10. Sultan, A, Li, X, Zhang, D & Bryden, WL 2011, 'Ileal protein and starch

digestibility of sorghum is improved in broilers by exogenous feed enzymes', in

Joint Annual Scientific Meeting of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand and

Nutrition Society of Australia.

11. A. Sultan, A. Alhassany, H. Mahat, S.O.M. Oramary, X. Li, D.Zhang, and W.L.

Bryden. 2012. „Nutrient digestibility of sorghum and wheat by broilers: effect of

an enzyme cocktail‟ Australian Poultry Science Symposium. Vol 23. p 59.

12. Sultan, A, Li, X, Zhang, D & Bryden, WL 2012. „Ileal digestibility amino acid

values are additive of sorghum with different protein sources by broilers‟ XXIV

World Poultry Congress Brazil, Salvador, Brazil. pP 161-163.

http://www.facta.org.br/wpc2012-cd/pdfs/NF/NF_2012pc175_2.pdf

13. Sultan, A, Li, X, Zhang, D & Bryden, WL 2012. „Exogenous enzymes improve

ileal amino acid digestibility of sorghum by broilers in the starter phase‟ XXIV

World Poultry Congress Brazil, Salvador, Brazil. pP 158-160.

http://www.facta.org.br/wpc2012-cd/pdfs/NF/NF_2012pc175_1.pdf

14. Sarzamin Khan, Shah Hussain, Asad Sultan, Naila Chand, Rafi Ullah, Nazir

Ahmed 2012. Antibiotic residues in poultry products. XXIV World Poultry

Congress Brazil, Salvador, Brazil. pP 56. http://www.facta.org.br/wpc2012-

cd/pdfs/FS/FS_2012pc137_1.pdf

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15. A. Mahmud, Rafiullah, S. Khan, M. Akram, Saima and Asad Sultan, 2012.

Evaluation of post peak production of commercial layers fed extruded hatchery

waste meal. In Proceeding of 3rd

Mdeiterranean Poultry Summit and 6th

International Poultry Conference. p 161.

16. Sarzamin Khan, Ajab Khan, Naila Imtiaz, Asad Sultan, Rafi Ullah, 2012. Supplementation of zinc and vitamin C in heat stressed broilers, In Proceeding

of 3rd

Mdeiterranean Poultry Summit and 6th

International Poultry Conference. p

130.

17. Abdul Jabbar Tanweer., Naila Chand, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Muhammad

Subhan Qureshi, Amanullah Akhtar, Muhammad Shakir, Muhammad Inam, Zia ur

Rahman, 2012. Association of Peganum harmala l. supplementation with lipid

profile of broiler chicks. International Mediterranean Poultry Conference Egypt

(WPSA Branch). Accepted 18. Muhammad S. Qureshi, Muhammad Inam, Sarzamin Khan, Peter Chenoweth,

Asad Sultan, Naila Imtiaz. Effect of vitamin C and electrolytes

supplementation on exotic and local poultry semen quality under thermal stress

in Pakistan. In Proceedings of the 8th

Biennial Meeting of the Association of

Applied Animal Andrology Conference, Vancouver, 2012. In press

(http://www.animalandrology.org/pastmeetings.htm)

19. S. Khan, A. Sultan, N. Chand, M. Mushtaq, Rafiullah and M. S Qureshi. 2012.

Garlic (Allium sativum) Modulated Serum Cholesterol Level and Improved

Immune Status and Carcass Quality of Meat Type Birds. The 15th

AAAP

Animal Science Congress. The Animal Husbandry Association of Thailand. p

192.

20. Khan, S.1, N.A. Khan1, G. Habib, M.S. Qureshi1 & A. Sultan. 2012

Assessment of Grewia oppositifolia Leaves as Crude Protein Supplement to

Low Quality Diets of Goats. Proceedings of the 1st Asia Dairy Goat Conference,

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia p 91-92.

21. Asad Sultan, Xiuhua Li, Dagong Zhang and Wayne L. Bryden. 2013.

Additivity of ileal amino acid values of sorghum with different protein sources

Australian Poultry Science Symposium, 24: pp 119

22. Asad Sultan, Xiuhua Li, Dagong Zhang and Wayne L. Bryden. 2013. Anti-

nutrients and sorghum utilisation by poultry. 9th

International Symposium on

Poisonous Plants, Mongolia, (In Press)

23. Asad Sultan, Xiuhua Li, Dagong Zhang and Wayne L. Bryden. 2013. Sorghum

starch digestion by broilers: Effect of dietary enzyme addition. 19th

European

Symposium on Poultry Nutrition, 26-29th

August, 2013, Postdam, Germany. In

Press

24. A. Sultan, S. Khan, M. S. Khan, N. Imtiaz. Dietary enzymes improved nutrient

digestibility of sorghum by meat type birds. Advancing Poultry Production

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for Food Security, University of Putra Malaysia.

www.vet.upm.edu.my/wpsasc2013.html. 30th November, 1st December, 2013.

25. Naila Chand, Ihsanuddin, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan and Muhammad

Subhan Qureshi. Replacement of soybean meal with yeast single cell protein in

broiler ration: effect on performance and economics. 2nd INTERNATIONAL

WORKSHOP ON DAIRY SCIENCE PARK, November 18-20, 2013. The

University of Agriculture, Peshawar-25120, Pakistan. p 147

26. Tariq Hayat, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Zahoor Ul Hassan. Serum

biochemistry, liver and gut histomorphology of japanese quails (coturnix

coturnix japonica) supplemented with organic acid blend (Aciflex®). 2nd

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON DAIRY SCIENCE PARK, November

18-20, 2013. The University of Agriculture, Peshawar-25120, Pakistan. p 157.

27. S. Khan, S. Alam, A. Sultan, N. Imtiaz, Rafiullah, M. Inam, S Khan,T. Hussain

and M. Mushtaq. Comparative efficacy of three newcastle disease vaccine strain

in layers. 2nd INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON DAIRY SCIENCE PARK,

November 18-20, 2013. The University of Agriculture, Peshawar-25120,

Pakistan. p 147.

28. A. Sultan, S. Khan, M. S. Khan. Feed enzymes altered sorghum nutrient

digestibility of sorghum bioassay diet. 2nd INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP

ON DAIRY SCIENCE PARK, November 18-20, 2013. The University of

Agriculture, Peshawar-25120, Pakistan. p 159.

29. A. Sultan, S. Khan, A. Khan N. Imtiaz, M. S. Khan, Rafiullah and H. Khan.

Supplementation of zinc and vitamin c in heat stressed broilers. 2nd

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON DAIRY SCIENCE PARK, November

18-20, 2013. The University of Agriculture, Peshawar-25120, Pakistan. p 160.

30. M Subhan Qureshi, Asad Sultan and Zahoor ul Hassan. 19th

– 21st December,

2013) Camel – a potential segment of the Dairy Science Park at Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa. In proceedings of International Camel Conference, Islamia

University Bahawalpur, Pakistan. p 24

31. Sultan A, Khan S, Naila I, Qureshi, MS. (16th – 17th, 2014). Phytase and

Xylanase Differently Improved Sorghum Nutrient Digestibility. 4th

International Veterinary Poultry Congress. Tehran, Iran (In press).

32. Asad Sultan, Xiuhua Li, Dagong Zhang, Juhani Von Hellens, Wayne (L.)

Bryden. 2014. Nutrient digestibility of sorghum and wheat by broilers: EFFECT

of an enzyme cocktail. 10th Asia Pacific Poultry Conference. Jeju, Jeju, Korea

(Accepted)

33. A .SULTAN, S. KHAN, R.U. KHAN and M. ILYAS. 2015. A yeast

carbohydrate fraction improved growth performance, apparent metabolisable

energy and mineral retention by broilers at 21 days post-hatch. Australian

Poultry Science Symposium, Sydney, Australia 26: 157

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34. SARZAMIN KHAN, ASAD SULTAN, TEHSEEN ULLAH, RAFI ULLAH.

2015. Influence of an organic acid blend on lower illeal microflora and

production performance of broilers at day-42. Australian Poultry Science

Symposium, Sydney, Australia 26: 198-200

35. Muhammad Inam, Sarzamin Khan, Naila Imtiaz, Muhammad subhan Qureshi,

Asad Sultan, Rafiullah, Naseer

Ahmad. 2015. Semen quality of local and exotic

roosters (gallus gallus domesticus) during extremes of summers supplemented

with ascorbic acid and electrolytes (CE-Col®). 7th International Symposium of

Integrative Zoology – Wildlife, 25–28 Aug 2015, Xi‟an, Shaanxi Province,

China

36. M Subhan Qureshi, Sarzamin Khan, Irfan Ul Haq Qureshi, Asim Ijaz and Asad

Sultan. 2015. Reviving the economy of KP province of Pakistan under the

dairy science park. International Conference on Sustainable Agriculture and

Environment. University of Konya, Turkey. P-55

37. Sarzamin Khan, M Subhan Qureshi and Asad Sultan. 2015. Improving phytate

bound phosphorus bioavailability of sorghum by broilers using phytase enzyme.

International Conference on Sustainable Agriculture and Environment.

University of Konya, Turkey. p-161

38. A. Sultan, S. Khan, I.U. Uddin, M.S Qureshi. Gut histomorphology, lymphoid

organs weight and mineral absorption by broilers on maize-soybean meal based

diet supplemented with a yeast carbohydrate fraction (Actigen®). International

conference on Dairy Science Park, 16-18 November, 2016. The University of

Agriculture, Peshawar, Pakistan

39. S. Khan, A. Sultan, T. Ullah, M.S. Qureshi. Effect of an organic acid blend

(Aciflex®) on lower gut microflora and growth of broilers at day-42.

International conference on Dairy Science Park, 16-18 November, 2016. The

University of Agriculture, Peshawar, Pakistan

40. A. Sultan, S. Khan, M.S. Qureshi and N Imtiaz. Increasing in vivo isolatoin of

phosphorus from myo-inositol-hexa-phosphoric acid (ip6) of sorghum using

phytase enzyme. In proceedings of the International Seminar on Poultry Disease.

14-15 December, 2015. The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan. p

152.

41. S. Khan, A. Sultan, Mohammad Numan Khan and Rafiullah Khan. A

preliminary assessment of the nutrient digestibility and apparent metabolizable

energy of wheat, sorghum and maize by migratory demoiselle crane

(Anthropoides virgo). . In proceedings of the International Seminar on Poultry

Disease. 14-15 December, 2015. The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad,

Pakistan. p 153.

42. S. Khan, A. Sultan, Naila Chand and Rafiullah Khan. Meal worm (Tenebrio

molitor) as potential alternative sourece of protein supplementation in broiler. In

proceedings of the International Seminar on Poultry Disease. 14-15 December,

2015. The University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan. p 157.

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43. Rafi ullah, Sarzamin Khan, Asad sultan, Nazir Ahmad 2016. Silkworm meal

(bombyx mori) as protein source in the diet of meat type chicken. The

Zoological Society of Pakistan. P. 76

44. Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Mohammad Subhan Qureshi, Haji Gul and

Naseer Ahmad. 2016. Efficacy of a Local Sodium Bentonite Enriched Clay as

Mycotoxin Binder in Laying Birds. World‟s Poultry Science Journal, Volume

72, Supplement 1, page 31

45. SULTAN, A, SOHAIL, A., KHAN, S., CHAND, N., QURESHI M.S.

Silymarin excelled zinc oxide in improving nutrient retention and apparent

metabolisable energy of broilers at day-21. Agrosym, 2017. Bosnia

http://www.agrosym.rs.ba/documents/Symposium_Programme_2017.pdf (p,

863)

46. Sarzamin KHAN, Rafiullah KHAN, Naseer Ahmed KHAN, Mohammad

MUBASHIR, Asad SULTAN REPLACEMENT OF SOYBEAN MEAL WITH

SILKWORM MEAL IN THE DIETS OF WHITE LEGHORN LAYERS.

http://www.agrosym.rs.ba/documents/Symposium_Programme_2017.pdf (p,

864)

47. Muhammad Sohail, Asad Sultan*, Sarzamin Khan, Naila Imtiaz, Sher Bahadar

Khan. TOTAL TRACT NUTRIENT RETENTION AND APPARENT

METABOLIZABLE ENERGY OF DIFFERENT CEREALS AND THEIR

VARIETIES BY QUAILS Dairy Science Park, Koneya-Turkey. P147

48. M Inam, Sarzamin Khan, Asad Sultan, Nazir A Khan, M Subhan Qureshi Effect

of saccharomyces cerevisiae incorporation as partial for replacement for

soybean meal on overall performance of broilers at finisher phase. Dairy

Science Park, Koneya-Turkey P. 150

49. Sher Bahadar Khan, Geng Zou , Zia ur Rehman, Farhan Anwar Khan, Atta

Muhammad Memon,Ijaz Ahmad, Zahir Shah, Farman Ullah , Shakoor Ahmad,

Asad Sultan , Hu , Liu Li , Rui Zhou. Quantification, isolation and

pathogenomics f pathogenic shiga toxin escherichia coli o157:h7 along the

production and supply chain around hubei of china

BOOK(S)

Proceedings of the International Workshop on Dairy Science Park”, Volume II,

2012. Faculty of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences, The University of

Agriculture Peshawar, (ISBN-978-969-422-001-7).

Proceeding of the 2nd

International Workshop on Dairy Science Park, November

18-20, 2013. ISBN-978-969-422-001-7. Faculty of Animal Husbandry and

Veterinary Sciences, The University of Agriculture Peshawar, Pakistan.

http://aup.edu.pk/images/Dairy-Science-park/Proceedings%20DSP%202013.pdf

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

Principal Investigator

1. Prevalence of Salmonella and differentiation of its serovers from

commercial and rural poultry eggs and meat in Khyber Pahkhtunkhwa

(Funded by: Relief International, 0.5 Million PKR, Completed)

2. Nutrient digestibility of different sorghum cultivars by meat type birds,

completed. Higher Education Commission, Pakistan (0.5 million PKR)

3. Development of a phyto-protease and its comparative assessment with

different commercial proteases used in poultry feed production (6.21

Million PKR: Ongoing; Pakistan Science Foundation 2020)

Co-Principal Investigator

1. Improvement of selected Indigenous Naked Neck Chicken by crossing

with Exotic Poultry. Completed. Pakistan Agriculture Research Council

(4.23 million PKR).

Training organized

1. Training organized on “Artificial Insemination in Broiler Breeders” Higher

Education Commission (HEC) Islamabad under project titled: Evaluation of

Economic Welfare and Environmental Aspects of Naturally Mated and

Artificially Inseminated Broiler Breeders under Cage versus Floor Systems.

THESIS SUPERVISED; Major supervisor (M.S and PhD)

PhD Research (Major supervisor)

S. No Name of

student

Thesis title Year

1 Aqil

Muhammad

Nutritional characterization of different sorghum

varieties and the influence of microbial feed enzymes (Synopsis approved by University of Board of Studies).

2020

2 Zia Ul Islam Effect of an organic acid blend, phyto-essential oils

and protease enzyme individually and in combination

on broiler production performance, gut health and

nutrient utilization

2020

3 Umair

Ahmad

Production performance, gut health and nutrient

digestibility of broilers fed high level of poultry by-

product meal with an exogenous phyto-protease and

multi-strain probiotics.

2020

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Major supervisor MSc (Hons)/MPhil students

S. No Name of

student

Thesis title Year

1 Tariq Hayat Serumbiochemistry, Liver and gut histomorphology

of Japanese quails supplemented with organic acid

blend (Aciflex ®).

2013

2 Tehsin Ullah Lower ileal microflora and growth performance of

broilers supplemented with blend (Aciflex ®)

during finisher phase.

2013

3 Aqil

Muhammad

Lower ileal microflora and growth performance of

broilers supplemented with organic acid blend

(Aciflex®) during starter phase

2013

4 Zafar khan Concentration of heavy of heavy metals and

minerals in poultry meat and eggs in Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa

2014

5 Irshad Ullah Use of (Durtrion®) (chlorine dioxide) in drinking

water and its impact on quails gut function.

2014

6 Rizwan Ullah Apparent nutrient digestibility and metabolizable

energy of cereals grains by different types of

pheasants.

2014

7 Humera obaid Production of omega-3 enriched eggs by laying hen

using different levels of flaxseed.

2014

8 Imran Udddin Supplementation of Mannanoligosaccharides

(Actigen) in maize-soybean meal based diet to

broilers during starter phase.

2014

9 Muhammad

Bilal

Chlorine dioxide (Durtrion®) in drinking water to

enhance production performance and gut functions

in broilers.

2014

10 Arbab Ali Prevalence of Salmonella and differentiation of its

serovers from commercial and rural poultry eggs

and meat

2015

11 Shahroom

Khan

Yousafzai

Assessing the efficacy of organic acid blend

on carcass yield, nutrient bio-availability and tibia

ash during starter phase of broiler chicks

2016

12 Muhammad

Sohail

Total tract nutrient retention and apparent

metabolizable energy of different varieties of

wheat, maize and sorghum by quails.

2016

13 Rabia Ali Effect of phytase enzyme on nutrient digestibility,

minerals retention &energy utilization of different

sorghum varieties by broiler.

2016

14 Sahal Ahmad Nutrient retention, energy utilization and blood bio

chemical parameters of heat stressed broilers

supplemented with silymarin and zinc oxide during

finisher phase.

2016

15 Sohail Ahmad A comparison of zinc oxide and silymarin on

nutrient utilization, apparent metabolizable energy

and haematological parameter of heat stressed

broiler at starter phase

2016

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16 Sajid Ali Effect of Phytase enzyme on the nutrients

digestibility, mineral retention and energy

utilization of different sorghum varieties by duck

(Anas platyrhynchos).

2016

17 Farhad Jan Energy availability and gut nutrient retention of

wheat, maize and sorghum by adult Campbell

ducks (Anas platyrhynchos)

18 Sulieman khan Effect of microbial phytase on nutrient digestibility

and growth performance of birds fed phosphorous

deficient diet at day-21.

2017

19 Umair Ahmad Effect of a modified E.coli derived phytase on

growth performance and nutrient availability by

meat type chickens fed a phosphorous deficient diet

during finisher phase

2017

20 Mehboob ul

Haq

Effect of blend of carbohydrases enzymes on

overall performance and economics of broiler

chicks in energy deficient diet at finisher phase of

production.

2017

21 Syed Murtaza Effect of multi strain direct fed microbial with or

without protease enzyme on growth performance,

nutrient digestibility, immune status and gut health

of quail(coturnix coturnix japonica)

2019

22 Sidra Bibi Effect of an enzyme cocktail with or without

phytbiotic on production performance, total tract

nutrient retention, immunity and gut morphometry

of quails (cuturnix curturnix japonica)

2019

PhD Research (Major Member) studies Co-supervised (Major Member)

S. No Name of student Thesis title Year

1 Ishtiaq Ahmad

Khan

Evaluation of Economic Aspects, Artificial

Insemination and Reproductive Efficiency Of

Broiler Breeders Under Cage Versus Floor

Systems by Ishtiaq Ahmad Khan

2017

2 Muhammad

Inam

Effect of Yeast (Saccharomyces Cerevisiae)

incorporation as Partial replacement for Soybean

meal in broilers

2017

Master Research Studies Co-Supervised

S. No Name of student Thesis title Year

1 Arif Hameed

Kakar

Effect of Ginger infusion on the immunity and

growth performance of broiler chicks

2006

2 Sajjad Ahamd Aniseed extract as immune stimulant and 2006

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growth promoter in broiler chicks

3 Qazi Asif ur

Rehman

Immunomodulatory and growth promoting

response of broiler chicks to different levels of

putkhanda (ACYRANTHS ASPERA)n extract

in drinking water

2007

5 Farmanullah Effect of different levels of fenugreek infusion

on the overall performance and immunity of

broiler chicks.

2007

6 Ahmad Ali Effect of different levels of aloe vera infusion

on the overall performance, coccidiosis and

immunity of broiler chicks.

2007

7 Abdullah Marri Effect of different levels of feed added habek

mint on the overall performance, haematology

and immunity of broiler chicks.

2007

8 Muhammad Jan Effect of different levels of feed added milk

thistle on the overall performance, haematology

and immunity of broiler chicks.

2007

9 Shahid Iqbal Aflatoxin B1 (AFB1) Contamination in Poultry

Feeds Available in the local market of

Peshawar (Department of Agriculture

Chemistry)

2007

10 Umar Ali Vitamin E and Se supplementation to quails

and its impact on hatchability

2012

11 Zia ur Rehaman Effect of Different Level of Garlic Infusion

(Allium sativum) on the Overall Performance,

Lipid Profile and Immunity of Broiler Chicks

2013

12 Zia Ul Islam Fatty acid profile and cholesterol contents of

eggs produced under different farming systems

2013

13 Muhammad

Numan

Apparent nutrient digestibility and

metabolizable energy of cereal grains in cranes. 2014

14 Muhammad Arif Preliminary assessment of maggot meal as

protein supplement in broiler production

2014

15 Muhammad

Mukhktar Khan

Using local sodium bentonite as mycotoxin

binder and its effects on performance and

histopathology of broilers

2014

16 Alam zeb Silkworm pupae as potential alternative and

cheap source of protein supplementation in

broiler

2015

17 Haj Gul Using local sodium bentonite as mycotoxin

binder and its effects on performance and

histopathology of broilers.

2016

18 Wajid Ali Khan Effect of supplementation of poultry fats on

serum lipid profile and performance of broilers

2016

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19 Muhammad

waqas

Use of different saccharomyces cerevisae biotic

forms as growth promoters and immune

modulator for broiler

2017

20 Zoohebullah Comparison of different levels of iron and zinc

for the enriched in layers.

2018

21 Numan Inayat Effect of substituting soybean meal with

mealworm meal o the performance and carcass

characteristic of broiler during stater phase

2018

SEMINAR PRESENTED (Invited Speaker)

Sorghum and Feed Enzymes, 27th

March, 2011. Organized by Australian

Veterinary Science Association at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

SEMINARS AND TRAINING ATTENDED

Staff development course February 26 To March 22, 2007, HELD at NWFP

Agriculture University, Peshawar.

The Research Animal Workshop, 16 June, 2008 to 18th

June 2008, at

university of Queensland Australia.

Sustainable livestock and Poultry Production vision 2020” Pakistan Animal

Husbandry Association, Serena Hotel Islamabad.

Project Management, Designing, Monitoring and Evaluation” Higher

Education Commission Islamabad, NWFP Agricultural University Peshawar

“Investment Opportunities in Livestock and Poultry Production in NWFP”

Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industries, NWFP Agricultural University

Peshawar at Pearl Continental Hotel Peshawar.

Hostel Management 20-24th

April, 2015. Higher Education Commission and

University Of Agriculture Peshawar.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES/Workshops/Expo ATTENDED:

1. XXIII World Poultry Congress, Brisbane, Australia 2008

2. Nutrition Society Australia conference, Newcastle, Australia, 2009

3. Australian Poultry Symposium, Sydney, Australia 2010

4. XIII European Poultry Congress, Tours, France 2010

5. International workshop on dairy science park, November, 2010

6. Australian Poultry Science Symposium, Sydney, Australia 2011

7. Recent Advance in Animal Nutrition, Armidale, Australia 2011

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8. Australian Poultry Science Symposium, Sydney, Australia 2012

9. International Poultry Exp, Lahore, Pakistan 28-29 September, 2012

10. International Poultry Exp, Lahore, Pakistan 26-28 September, 2013

11. 2nd International Workshop on Dairy Science Park, 18-20 November, 2013

12. International seminar on poultry disease, 14-15, University of Agriculture

Faisalabad , world veterinary poultry association, (WVPA-Pakistan Branch )

COMPUTER SKILLS

MS Office, Internet web of knowledge search (digital libraries), MStatC,

SPSS, Excel spread sheath, Minitab, SigmaPlot, all other surfing and search

on internet

WORKED AS RESOURCE PERSON FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Member Chancellor/Governor committee to facilitate the Establishment of

Model Livestock Farms/Livestock Activities in FATA

One week training course on “Poultry Management and Hygiene” in

collaboration with SLSP at Mohamand Agency FATA

One week training course on “ Improved Farm Practices for Livestock and

Poultry Development” for Livestock Officers, L&DD, FATA at KPK

Agricultural University Peshawar

Relief International (training of farmer on biosafety)

Prime Minister Technical programme (Livestock manager programme)

Sarhad rural support programme (Asian Development Bank)

TRAININGS/COURSES

Staff Development Course, February 26 to March 22, 2007. National Academy

of Higher Education, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan

Training of Presiding Officers, 8th

December, 2007, Election Commission of

Pakistan and UNDP

Understanding the Use of Internet and Up Keeping the Networking System, 21-

23rd

February, 2008, KPK, Agricultural University Peshawar

Staffing the organization, May 5th

to 7th

, 2014. Pakistan Manpower Institute.

Ministry of Education, Training and Standards in Higher Education, Islamabad,

Pakistan.

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WORKSHOPS ATTENDED

The Research Animal Workshop, 16-18th

June, 2008. The University of

Queensland, Australia

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Designing and running of metabolic trials

Birds handling and caring

Brooding management

Collection and processing of samples for different assays from

experimental birds

Collection of samples for digestibility assays from different segment of

digestive tract

Measuring of ileal digestible and metabolisable energy

Protein and amino acids digestibility

Minerals digestibility

Starch digestibility and kinetics studies

Use of indigestible markers and analyses

Formulation and mixing of experimental diets

Other lab work (analysis of different toxin, antinutritional factors etc)

DNA extraction

LAB EQUIPMENTS USED

1. Adiabatic bomb calorimeter (IKA, C2000)

2. LECO Nitrogen analyser

3. Amino acid analyser

4. Digital furnace (ModuTemp®)

5. Digital oven (axyos®)

6. Autoclave

7. Freeze dryer (CHRIST®)

8. Grinding machine (Retsch®)

9. Rotary evaporator (Buchii®)

10. pH meter

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11. Degasser (KnF®)

12. Millipore (Ultra pure and distilled water unit)

13. Nitrogen flushing

14. Spectrophotometer

15. Flame photometer

16. Inductively coupled plasma (ICP-AES)

17. Partical size determination tool (sieve cabinets)

18. Centrifuges (large and small)

19. Water bath

20. Automatic dispenser

21. Balances (digital large and small)

22. Vertex machine

23. Magnetic stirrer

24. Hot plate

25. Oven (forced and still air)

26. Standard and Ankom fiber analysis equipment

27. Ankom Extractor (Fat/Oil analysis)

28. Brookfield DV-III programmable rheometer and rheocalc for windows

software

29. Pellet durability index tester

30. Egg quality testing machine (Shell strength, yolk colouring index, Haugh

unit, yolk albumen ratio etc)

31. Feed ingredient grinder machine experimental level

32. Feed mixer experimental level

33. PCR, GEL electrophoresis

CONSULTANCY (Industrial linkages)

Providing consultancy services to poultry feed mill owners in ration

formulations etc

Ration formulation

Broiler farmers

Layer farmers

Breeder farmers

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NGOs to arrange training for poultry owners and farmers and preparing

feasibility reports

Working in close collaboration with poultry companies for promotion of their

quality products

Working with national and international organization for the promotion of

poultry science and production

Use of Linkdin, Engormix

Registered with Allaboutfeed.net, worldpoultry.net, Agwatt.net, Poultryhub,

Poultrypro and others for marketing and establishing of linkages.

ADMINISTRATIVE/Additional responsibilities

Training coordinator (conducted training in collaboration with non-profit

organization for farmers and rural women)

Warden Hostel (looked after/ managed the students and faculty hostel)

Staff proctor (Assisted in maintaining discipline and rules on the university

premises)

Faculty research coordinator (coordinated research in line with the prevailing

issues in the poultry industry and did help in fulling the criteria for animal

welfare )

Member organizing committee of International workshop (assisted in arranging

an international workshop on Dairy, meat and poultry in guidance with Dean of

the Faculty)

Member board of studies (Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University, Upper Dir and

Gomal Veterinary College, Gomal University, DI Khan)

Reviewer for international conferences (Reviewed abstracts for different

international conferences).

Associate Editor of Journal (s)

Pakistan Journal of Meat Science and Public

Health (http://www.aup.edu.pk/pjmsph-eboard.php)

Review Editor in Product Quality (specialty section of Frontiers in Animal

Science)

Expert panel group member for the Dairy Science Park (An industrial linkage

organisation) http://dairysciencepark.org.pk/category/expert-panel-general/

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Trainings conducted

1. Quails production and husbandry practices

2. Rural poultry production and practices

3. House ventilation and managing environmentally controlled housing

4. Artificial insemination in broiler breeder production

5. Feed ingredients selection and ration formulation