Chakra Budhathoki

Chakra Budhathoki is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and rich experience in academia and research.

Chakra holds a BSc in Plant Breeding and Quantitative Genetics from Tribhuvan University, a PhD in Forest Biometrics and Statistics from Oklahoma State University, an MSc in Biometry/Biometrics from the University of Reading, and a Diploma in Statistics also from the University of Reading.

Chakra has held various positions at prestigious institutions such as The Johns Hopkins University, Saint Louis University, Harvard School of Public Health, University of Colorado Denver, and International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) among others.

With a strong background in statistics and biometrics, Chakra has contributed significantly to the fields of agronomy, plant breeding, and quantitative genetics through roles such as Assistant Biometrician, Biostatistician, Graduate Research Assistant, and Lecturer in Agricultural Statistics.

Chakra's experience spans across teaching, research, and practical application of statistical methods in agricultural and environmental sciences.

Currently serving as an Associate Professor at The Johns Hopkins University, Chakra's expertise and dedication have made him a valuable asset in the academic and research community.