Bio
Dr. Rishan Singh is a biologist and researcher affiliated with the University of KwaZulu-Natal in Durban, South Africa. His published work includes contributions to biostatistics, mathematical biology, standardization and business development, the role of mathematics in multidisciplinary sciences, and cosmology. He also serves as a reviewer for the Global Journal of Medical Research (GJMR), covering a wide range of medical and biological sciences.
Educational Journey
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Biologist, Republic of South Africa
Experience
Editors Role
Reviewer
GJMR
2019 -Research
In the Clear Sky: The Cosmology of the Stars
In the universe that we live, in we are surrounded by trees, plants, animals, our human beings, oxygen and various other gases that make up the atmosphere. The Milky Way of the universe comprises planets, the moon, and the sun; which is a star like the other stars in the universe. This article looks at the stars within our universe and serves to inform and emphasise their role and formation to, astronomists, astrophysicists, cosmologists and, the general reader who are interested to know more about the cosmology of the stars.
Biostatistics: A Probable Integration of Mathematics In Biological Systems. An Aided Philosophical Account
The information supplied below is a philosophical account of the importance of statistics in biology. It is aimed at learners, who aspire to further their careers in biology through research. This paper brings recognition to UKZN and the Republic of South Africa.
Mathematics: Usage in, Multidisciplinary Sciences and, Everyday Life. What the world of work tells us.
The use of mathematics in everyday life often goes unnoticed by the person who exploits mathematics and also by the person who associates with the person who exploits mathematics. This article looks at mathematics as a discipline and it serves to inform people, in general, about the importance of mathematics in the world we live in and how in many ways, human beings have contributed to its sophistication in the application and working worlds.
The Link between Standardisation and Business Development
By simple definition, the term 'standardisation' refers to the process of using a set of rules or procedures as a reference point or standard. A business, on the other hand, can refer to any company, institution (including research, scientific and academic), hospital, society or organisation whose objective is to provide services or sell products to communities and/or society while making invaluable contributions to humanity and the economy, at large [Rishan Singh, definitions in context of essay, 2011]. The evolution of businesses rely heavily on finances acquired from banks, external organisations, including the government, and consumer expenditure.
