OpenAlex records 4 works for Adhiraj Mishra, 41 total citations, and an h-index of 3, with no ORCID linked and no listed primary institutionβa data-completeness gap that limits disambiguation. Career output spans 2017 to 2026, concentrated in veterinary virology and public health.
The most-cited work (27 citations) developed a polymerase spiral reaction for rapid visual detection of Bovine Herpesvirus 1 DNA from aborted fetuses and semen, where Mishra is a middle author at IVRI . Two 2025 papers address H5N1: a Nanopore whole-genome sequencing study of clade 2.3.2.1a infection in domestic cats in India (preprint, 8 citations) , and an Epidemiology and Infection article attributing recurrent Kerala H5N1 outbreaks to duck rearing in irrigated rice paddies (6 citations) . A 2026 Frontiers in Public Health article maps India's One Health field epidemiology curriculum to the COHFE framework .
Mishra is consistently a middle author on all four works, indicating a collaborative contributor role rather than independent project leadership. Co-authorship with IVRI, ICAR, NCDC, and WHO-affiliated investigators suggests active embedding in Indian veterinary and public-health networks. The citation profile is skewed toward a single 2017 diagnostic paper; the 2025β2026 outputs are too recent to assess citation impact, so current strength reflects infrastructure and collaboration more than individual scholarly footprint. Data limitations: no institutional affiliation resolved for two recent papers, and OpenAlex may not capture all work.
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