About Us
Science Hub is a not for a non profit organization (NPO) based in Kathmandu. It uses cutting-edge spatial tools and Earth system models to answer the most pressing questions of agriculture, climate change, and livelihood, natural resources management and biodiversity and water and disaster risk management. We collect data and synthesizing crucial information to deliver actionable insights as Data-as-a-Service landscape intelligence. Our products and services allow you to understand the context, relationships, patterns and trends to enhance your knowledge and support informed decision making.
Our team
Peoples behind our success
Dr. Sharma has a strong background in theoretical modeling and simulation, data analytics and business intelligence. He has earned his doctorate degree in Computational Physics from Concordia University, Canada. He applies cutting-edge science and technological innovation to design and implement evidence-based solutions to effectively solve business problems. He provides complete innovative end-to-end actionable solutions that offer significant growth in businesses.
Dr. Bhogendra Mishra is the Chairperson and Senior Spatial Data Scientist at Science Hub Nepal and a researcher at the National Research Council, Italy. With an academic background in Computer Science and a Ph.D. in Engineering from Kyoto University, Japan, his expertise spans artificial intelligence, remote sensing, and disaster risk analysis. His interdisciplinary research focuses on sustainable agriculture, forest fire monitoring, geospatial modeling, and environmental risk assessment. Dr. Mishra has served as a subject specialist for several development organizations and academia across the Asia-Pacific and Europe. He has published extensively in high-impact journals and regularly presents his work in scientific forums. He is also an editor for PLOS ONE and Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation. Dr. Mishra mentors early-career researchers and actively contributes to regional collaboration in South Asia. His work integrates satellite data, machine learning, and bioclimatic information to support data-driven policy and decision-making.
Biva Aryal PhD, Senior Research Fellow at Science Hub, Kathmandu, Nepal, completed her PhD (“Leaf Wettability of Plants from different Altitudinal Origin”) in Plant Physiological Ecology from the University of Innsbruck, Austria. Since 2000, she has been involved in teaching at Bachelor’s and Master’s levels especially courses like climate change, Mountain ecology, Water and soil resources, etc. She also had several years of interdisciplinary research experiences on climate change, Mountain ecology, biodiversity management, and conservation. Dr. Aryal is a highly committed researcher and enjoys working with scientific collaboration. She has published several research papers in reputed national and international journals.
Graduate in computer application and doctorate in remote sensing and GIS, Bhoj Raj Ghimire is an assistant professor and program coordinator at Nepal Open University, Lalitpur. He is a digital governance expert and advisor to government bodies in Nepal. He is into ICT industry for more than a decade and a half with national and international professional exposure.
Dr. Krishna Devkota has been working in the field of disaster risk management since March 2011. Dr. Devkota served as a Senior Researcher at the National Disaster Management Institute of Korean Government based in Seoul; Technical Specialist at Asian Disaster Preparedness Center based on Bangkok; Disaster Risk Management Specialist at Terrasense Switzerland Pvt. Ltd. and Nepal Red Cross Society based on Kathmandu, Nepal.
Dr. Shobha Poudel is an interdisciplinary researcher specializing in climate change adaptation, disaster risk management, agriculture and food security, and environmental economics across South Asia, holding a PhD from Kyoto University. She has received numerous prestigious awards, including the Japanese Government MEXT Scholarship, the Marie Curie Fellowship, and recognition as one of the 50 Influencing Women of Nepal 2024, and serves as a Coordinating Lead Author for the IPCC AR7. Committed to inclusiveness and bridging science with policy, she actively contributes to building resilient societies with equitable access to essential services while leading key regional research initiatives and organizations supporting women scientists.
Dr. Shrijana Dhakal, Ph.D., brings a wealth of expertise as a Research Fellow and esteemed member of the Board of Directors at Science Hub in Kathmandu, Nepal. With a doctoral degree in Mathematics earned from Thamasat University in Thailand, her academic journey reflects a dedication to advancing knowledge and fostering scientific collaboration. Dr. Dhakal's passion for research is evident in her extensive publication record, which includes numerous contributions to esteemed national and international journals. Her commitment to excellence and her adeptness in interdisciplinary collaboration make her a valuable asset to the academic community.







