Dr. Cho Cho Thin
Name
:
Dr. Cho Cho Thin
Present Appointment
:
Associate Professor
Department
:
Department of Zoology, University of Yangon
Qualifications
:
(a)B.Sc (Hons), Zoology, Magway University, Myanmar
(b) M.Sc (Herpetology), Magway University, Myanmar
(c) Ph.D (Ichthyology), University of Yangon, Myanmar
(d) Diploma in English, University of Yangon, Myanmar
(b) M.Sc (Herpetology), Magway University, Myanmar
(c) Ph.D (Ichthyology), University of Yangon, Myanmar
(d) Diploma in English, University of Yangon, Myanmar
Carrier history
:
(a) Demonstrator (2002-2010)
(b) Assistant Lecturer (2010-2014)
(c) Lecturer (2014-2021, October)
(d) Associate Professor (2021 October – to date)
(b) Assistant Lecturer (2010-2014)
(c) Lecturer (2014-2021, October)
(d) Associate Professor (2021 October – to date)
Course taught
:
I have been giving lectures and practical classes to the students since 2002. These lectures are Fishery Biology and Soil and Water Quality.
Supervising
:
4- Undergraduate student, 1- MRes student, 2-PhD students
Research interest
:
(a)Relation of some Essential and Toxic Elements on Different Feeding Types of some Freshwater Fishes along the Ayeyarwady River Segment, Salay Environs
(b)Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination of aquatic organisms in Kyetmauk Taung Dam, Mandalay Region
(b)Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination of aquatic organisms in Kyetmauk Taung Dam, Mandalay Region
Trainings
:
(1)Curriculum Development Training for Fisheries and Aquaculture (February, 2018)
(2)The 1st workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (May, 2018)
(3)The 2nd workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (July, 2018)
(4)The 3rd workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (August, 2018)
(5)The 4th workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (December, 2018)
(6)Workshop on Conservation and Management of Ocean, Sea and Marine Resources, Japan (December, 2018)
(7)Workshop on Fish Taxonomy Training at Institute of Fishery Technology (IFT) (May, 2019)
(8)The 5th workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (May, 2019)
(9)Online Training of Proposal Writing presented by Partners of America’s Farmer-to-Farmer Myanmar Program (6-10 July, 2020)
(10)Online Training of Course description for BSc (Fisheries and Aquaculture) (20-24 July, 2020)
(11)Modern Fishery Technologies for South Asia Countries (Technical Level) (18 Oct-6 Dec 2021)
(12)2022 Training of Higher – Order – Thinking Skills for ASEAN Educators (12-14, October, 2022)
(2)The 1st workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (May, 2018)
(3)The 2nd workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (July, 2018)
(4)The 3rd workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (August, 2018)
(5)The 4th workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (December, 2018)
(6)Workshop on Conservation and Management of Ocean, Sea and Marine Resources, Japan (December, 2018)
(7)Workshop on Fish Taxonomy Training at Institute of Fishery Technology (IFT) (May, 2019)
(8)The 5th workshop for supporting Fisheries and Aquaculture Bachelor Degree Curriculum (May, 2019)
(9)Online Training of Proposal Writing presented by Partners of America’s Farmer-to-Farmer Myanmar Program (6-10 July, 2020)
(10)Online Training of Course description for BSc (Fisheries and Aquaculture) (20-24 July, 2020)
(11)Modern Fishery Technologies for South Asia Countries (Technical Level) (18 Oct-6 Dec 2021)
(12)2022 Training of Higher – Order – Thinking Skills for ASEAN Educators (12-14, October, 2022)
Awards
:
The Hitachi Global Foundation Asia Innovation Award 2020 (November, 2020) (As a follower)
E mail Address
:
chochothin.uy2016@gmail.com
Selected Publications
:
1.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Heavy metal analysis of some fishes and their environs of Ayeyarwady River Segment, Salay Environs. (Accepted by Journal of Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. VIII, No. 3, July. 315-328, 2020)
2.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Bioaccumulation of Metals in Gills and Liver of Some Fishes of Different Feeding Habits from Water and Sediment of Ayeyarwady River Segment, Salay Environs. (Accepted by 19th Science Asia Council, 2019)
3.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Seasonal Variation of essential and toxic metals contents in water, sediment, and some fishes of different feeding habits at Ayeyarwady River Segment of Salay Environ. (Accepted by Journal of Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. VII, No. 3, August. 143-160, 2019)
4.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Species Richness and Metal Concentrations in Some Fishes and Their Environs of Ayeyarwady River Segment, Salay Township, Magway Region. University of Yangon Research Journal, Vol. IX (2), pp. 477-489, 2018-2019.
5. Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn. Essential Elements Concentrations of Some Fishes in Ayeyarwady River Segment of Salay Environs. University of Yangon Research Journal, Vol. X (1), pp. 299-308, 2020-2021.
6.Aye Mon Sann, Cho Cho Thin, Shwe Wett Hmone. Bioaccumulation of Heavy Metals in Some Indigenous Fish, Water and Sediments from Hinthada Environs, Ayeyarwady Region. The Second Myanmar National Conference on Earth Sciences MNCES 2018. Pp. 1129-1138.
7.San San Oo, Naing Naing Aung, Theingyi Thein, Sandar Myint, Tin Tin Myo, Tin Lay Mon, Khaing Khaing Thein, Cho Cho Thin, Aye Aye Aung, Thida Shwe, Hla Hla Khaing. The Prevalence of Aedes aegypti, on Launglone; The vector of Dengue/ Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever in Launglone Township. Dawei University Research Journal Vol. VI, pp. 69-75, 2014
8.Nay Lin Aung, Cho Cho Thin. Effect of temperature on hatching and survival rates of Nile Tilapia Oreochromic niloticus (Linnaeus, 1758). Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol.6, Mar.107-126, 2008
9.Nway Ei Khaing, Kay Lwin Tun, Cho Cho Thin. Detection of the white sport syndrome virus infection using nested PCR in Penaeus monodon cultured in extensive farm. MAAS, 2020.
10.Analysis of some heavy metal concentrations in muscle tissues of three fish species and environs, Thanlwin River Segment. Yee Yee Win, Kay Lwin Tun, Min Thu Aung, Cho Cho Thin. (19th Science Asia Council, 2019)
11. May Thu Rein Oo, Cho Cho Thin, Cho Cho Mar, Kay Lwin Tun. Productive of fish larvae feed, Nannochloropsis sp. using different fertilizers media. University of Yangon Research Journal, Vol. XI (2), pp. 469-480, 2022.
2.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Bioaccumulation of Metals in Gills and Liver of Some Fishes of Different Feeding Habits from Water and Sediment of Ayeyarwady River Segment, Salay Environs. (Accepted by 19th Science Asia Council, 2019)
3.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Seasonal Variation of essential and toxic metals contents in water, sediment, and some fishes of different feeding habits at Ayeyarwady River Segment of Salay Environ. (Accepted by Journal of Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol. VII, No. 3, August. 143-160, 2019)
4.Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn, Min Thu Aung. Species Richness and Metal Concentrations in Some Fishes and Their Environs of Ayeyarwady River Segment, Salay Township, Magway Region. University of Yangon Research Journal, Vol. IX (2), pp. 477-489, 2018-2019.
5. Cho Cho Thin, Myin Zu Minn. Essential Elements Concentrations of Some Fishes in Ayeyarwady River Segment of Salay Environs. University of Yangon Research Journal, Vol. X (1), pp. 299-308, 2020-2021.
6.Aye Mon Sann, Cho Cho Thin, Shwe Wett Hmone. Bioaccumulation of Heavy Metals in Some Indigenous Fish, Water and Sediments from Hinthada Environs, Ayeyarwady Region. The Second Myanmar National Conference on Earth Sciences MNCES 2018. Pp. 1129-1138.
7.San San Oo, Naing Naing Aung, Theingyi Thein, Sandar Myint, Tin Tin Myo, Tin Lay Mon, Khaing Khaing Thein, Cho Cho Thin, Aye Aye Aung, Thida Shwe, Hla Hla Khaing. The Prevalence of Aedes aegypti, on Launglone; The vector of Dengue/ Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever in Launglone Township. Dawei University Research Journal Vol. VI, pp. 69-75, 2014
8.Nay Lin Aung, Cho Cho Thin. Effect of temperature on hatching and survival rates of Nile Tilapia Oreochromic niloticus (Linnaeus, 1758). Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, Vol.6, Mar.107-126, 2008
9.Nway Ei Khaing, Kay Lwin Tun, Cho Cho Thin. Detection of the white sport syndrome virus infection using nested PCR in Penaeus monodon cultured in extensive farm. MAAS, 2020.
10.Analysis of some heavy metal concentrations in muscle tissues of three fish species and environs, Thanlwin River Segment. Yee Yee Win, Kay Lwin Tun, Min Thu Aung, Cho Cho Thin. (19th Science Asia Council, 2019)
11. May Thu Rein Oo, Cho Cho Thin, Cho Cho Mar, Kay Lwin Tun. Productive of fish larvae feed, Nannochloropsis sp. using different fertilizers media. University of Yangon Research Journal, Vol. XI (2), pp. 469-480, 2022.