Department of Pharmaceutical Technology

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About The Department

Department of Pharmaceutical Technology was established in 2017 at Brainware University Campus. The Department is well equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructural facilities for teaching and research. Pharmaceutical Technology is increasingly becoming interdisciplinary and occupying its position at the essential point of various scientific queries due to its assortment. The Department of Pharmaceutical Technology at BWU provides high level quality teaching along with highly sophisticated instruments and well-furnished laboratories to cultivate curious and inventive scholars such that they become competent enough to face the challenges from academic as well as from industry.

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Career Opportunity

The vast majority of pharmacy graduates work as pharmacists in large retail chains or independent pharmacies but there are other job options available within academia, regulatory bodies and the pharmaceutical industry.

Successful Brainware students in various corporate fields

Career Options

Clinical research associate
Higher education lecturer
Medical sales representative
Pharmacologist Product/process development scientist
Regulatory affairs officer
Research scientist (life sciences)
Science writer
Toxicologist

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Faculty Members

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Faculty Members

Dr. Bhakti Bhusan Barik

Professor and HOD

Qualification: M.Pharm, Ph.D, FIC, C-Chem

Research Area: Drug Delivery Systems, Micro & Nano Particles, Pharmacokinetics

Dr. Prasenjit Mondal

Professor

Qualification: PhD (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad), M.Pharm (Biju Patnaik University and technology, Odisha), AIC (Institution of Chemist, India)

Research Area: Medicinal Chemistry, Phyto Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry

Kazi Zulekha

Associate Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm

Research Area: Nuclear medicine

Ms. Piyali Khamkat

Associate Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm

Research Area: Novel Drug Delivery

Mr. Vivek Barik

Associate Professor

Qualification: B.Pharm from Sri Jayadev college of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Bhubaneswar (2014), Pharm.D from JSS college of Pharmacy, JSS University, Ooty, Tamil Nadu (2017)

Research Area: Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Research

Mr. Sreejan Manna

Associate Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm.

Research Area: Formulation Development

Mrs. Sipra Sarkar (Banerjee)

Associate Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm.

Research Area: Medicinal Chemistry

Dr. Bandana Behera

Associate Professor

Qualification: Ph.D. in Pharmacy

Research Area: Breast Cancer, Nanotechnology, Cytotoxic study

Saptarshi Samajdar

Associate Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry (Central University of Punjab), Ph.D. (Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra)

Research Area: Phytochemistry, Carbohydrate chemistry

Ms. Zainab Irfan

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm

Research Area: Pharmacology based on Marine Biology

Mr. Sumon Giri

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm

Research Area: Novel Drug Delivery System

Ms. Somasri Shannigrahi

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm

Research Area: Brain Pharmacology

Mr. Bramhajit Chatterjee

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm

Research Area: Pharmaceutical Analysis.

Ms. Snigdha Chatterjee

Assistant Professor

Qualification: B.Pharm, M.Pharm in Pharmaceutics (MAKAUT)

Research Area:

Ms. Banani Mondal

Assistant Professor

Qualification: B.Pharm, M.Pharm in Pharmacology (MAKAUT)

Research Area:

Ms. Olivia Sen

Assistant Professor

Qualification: B.Pharm, M.Pharm in Pharmaceutics

Research Area: Novel Drug Delivery System, Transdermal Drug Delivery System, Nano Technology

Rajesh kumar Mukherjee

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M. Pharmacy (pharmacology) vns faculty of pharmacy, bhopal (rajiv gandhi proudyogiki vishwavidyalaya)

Research Area: Research and development in analytical chemistry, simultaneous estimation of drugs, cerebral ischemia related studies & pharmacovigilence

Sanchari Talukdar

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm pharmacognosy

Research Area: Pharmacognosy and phytochemistry

Paramita Ganguly

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm

Research Area: Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Poulami Sarkar

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.pharm (Pharmacology)

Research Area: Toxicology On Zebrafish

Maitreyee Mukherjee

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm (Pharmacology)

Research Area: Diabetes and 2D-QSAR

Sudip Saha

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M. Pharm in Pharmaceutics

Research Area: Micronization By Precipitation

Stabak Das

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics)

Research Area: Drug Delivery, Anti-cancer drugs, Brain Targeting, Nanoparticles

Moumita Saha

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm

Research Area: RP-HPLC, Instrumental Analysis, Molecular Docking

Gourab Biswas

Assistant Professor

Qualification: M.Pharm (pharmaceutical chemistry)

Research Area: Analysis, Uv-spectrophotometry, drug formulations, preparation of various drug combinations and validations

Ananya Bhowmick

Assistant Professor

Qualification: Master of Pharmacy (Silver medal)

Research Area: Female reproductive health and translational sciences along with bioinformatic approaches

Mrs. Ria Dutta

Lecturer

Qualification: MBA, Vidyasagar University in Pharmaceutical Industrial Management, B.Pharm, NSHM College of Pharmaceutical Technology

Research Area: Anti oxidant properties of some medicinal plants, Anti AIDS Drugs, Pharmacovigilance, Medical coding

Mr. Baishnab Das Pathak

Lecturer

Qualification: D. Pharm

Arijit Seal

Lecturer

Qualification: D. Pharm

Santanu Panda

Laboratory Technician

Qualification: B. Sc Math, Blis, Dpharm

Research Area: Laboratory maintenance in the college laboratory.

Sayantan Mukherjee

Laboratory Technician

Qualification: B.C.A, M.C.A, D.Pharm

Asik Dhoni

Laboratory Technician

Qualification: B.A, D.PHARM

Vision Mission

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Our Vision

The Department of Pharmaceutical Technology aspires to be a globally recognized centre for drug development and healthcare. The Department will operate in close liaison with the pharmaceutical industries worldwide and facilitate students with multiple job opportunities. It also motivates students to conduct socially relevant research and contribute for the betterment of the society.

Our Mission

The department pioneers interdisciplinary approaches to address the diverse needs of the people.
It provides quality education by contemporary and modernized technologies.
It assists students to acquire certain entrepreneurship skills to set up businesses in the field of pharmacy and help the country to grow economically.
It also enables the students to develop a keen interest in pharmaceutical research and higher studies.

Learning Objectives

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Learning Objectives

Academic Excellence: Students of this programme shall gain profound knowledge in various disciplines viz., anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmaceutical analysis, phytochemistry, biotechnology and regulatory affairs to cater to the requirements of Pharmaceutical industries, hospital & community pharmacy, clinical research organizations, medical transcription and data management companies.

Core Competence: Students to be developed into highly competent individuals with practical skills by igniting scientific temper and promoting intellectual quest to gear ahead towards competitive examinations and diverse careers in the field of pharmaceutical sciences through the process of continuous learning.
Personality Development and Professionalism: To inculcate discipline, professionalism, team spirit, communication skills, social and ethical commitment in the graduates in order to adorn leadership roles facilitating improvement in healthcare sector with a distinct professional identity, business acumen, global recognition and sustainable development.
Collaboration: To benefit students through industry – institute interface and collaboration works with other academic, clinical and research organizations resulting in confidence building, knowledge advancement and entrepreneurial competencies.
Regulatory Affairs: Graduates to be trained in current acts and regulations governing good manufacturing practices, good laboratory practices, good clinical practices and environmental safety, thereby enhancing integrity and ethical values in their profession.

Learning Outcomes

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Learning Outcomes

Student will gather adequate scientific information regarding basic principles of Pharmaceutical and Medicinal chemistry, Pharmaceutics including Cosmetology, Pharmacology and Pharmacognosy. They will also have hands on training of practical aspects of Synthesis of APIs and its intermediates along with Formulation and Development, Analysis and Quality assurance of various pharmaceutical dosage forms including those of herbal origin as per standards of official books, WHO, and other regulatory agencies.

Students will be able to think logically and solve the problems, will develop an ability to conduct, analyze and interpret data of pharmaceutical experiments in various departments (Eg: Drug discovery, Formulation & Development, Production, Quality control & Quality assurance etc) as per the needs of pharmaceutical industries.
Students will develop an ability to visualize and work on multidisciplinary tasks. They will be able to demonstrate necessary skills.They will demonstrate an adaptable, flexible and effective approach towards organizational development.
Student will develop interpersonal skills and professional skills such as influencing others, negotiating and working with others, conflict management and leading others through the problem-solving process. They will be able to lead and function both individually and as a member of a team.
Students will demonstrate the impact of pharmacy knowledge on the society and also will be aware of modern issues. They will create awareness of healthcare issues through interactions with others and will gain a sense of self-respect towards community and citizenship.
Students will be able to demonstrate a high-level of understanding of the key stages in drug discovery, development, and commercialization. This will lead to the manufacturing of drugs and pharmaceuticals considering its impact on the environment and surrounding.
Students will swear by a code of ethics of Pharmacy Council of India in relation to community and shall act as integral part of a healthcare system. They will demonstrate honesty, integrity, ethical understanding, and respect for others and will carry out their professional responsibilities by adhering to high ethical standards.
Through pre-placement training student will learn excellent interpersonal oral communication and writing skills. They will be able to demonstrate knowledge and proficiency with current audio-visual presentation technologies and develop an ability to communicate scientific knowledge in non-expert/lay term by adopting various modes of scientific communications. This will allow effective exchange of professional information.
Graduates will master the key concepts in the discipline of their interest in pharmaceutical sciences. They will demonstrate these skills to use modern pharmaceutical tools, software, and equipments to analyze & solve problems.
Students will apply theoretical and practical skills developed through classroom, laboratories and team project experiences and thus will develop confidence and will be able to i) do specialized research in the core and applied areas of pharmaceutical sciences. ii) manufacture, analyse and assure the drug based formulations. iii) promote and market the pharmaceuticals and iv) train the budding pharmacist to become self-reliant pharmacist and a healthcare professional.

Activities

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Activities

WEBINAR/SEMINAR/WORKSHOP

How COVID-19 pandemic raised the budget allocation in healthcare sector?

Speaker: Rupak Barua - Director and CEO, AMRI Hospitals

Date:

15-03-2023

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INDUSTRY VISIT

Pharmacy faculty members visit National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) to ensure future collaborations with BWU

Speaker: Dr Subramanian Natesan, Professor, Pharmaceutics, NIPER Kolkata

Date:

31-10-2022

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OUTREACH ACTIVITIES

Free health check-up camp organised by the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology

the Pharmaceutical Technology Department of Brainware University organised an outreach camp at Nabankur New Panchayat Building. The main objective of this programme was to conduct a free health check-up camp. Also, medicines were distributed to the underprivileged people from the neighbouring villages.

Date:

05-07-2022

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NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL DAY CELEBRATION

World Pharmacists Day

Dr. Shailendra Saraf, Professor, Director & Dean, Faculty of Technology Institute of Pharmacy Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur-492 010 (Chhattisgarh) and Vice-President Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi.

Date:

25-09-2020

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NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES

PCI President Dr. Montu Patel attends National Conference at Brainware University

Speaker: Dr. Montu Kumar Patel - President, Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)

Date:

28-05-2022 to 29-05-2022

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OTHER ACTIVITIES

Department of Pharmacy signs MoU with Mapasu e-Learning to help students, professors and research scholars in their respective domains

Speakers:

Suman Kumar Ghosh - Founder Director, Mapasu e-Learning
Dr. B.B.Barik - HOD, Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Brainware University
Jyotireshwar Kumar - Assistant Registrar, Brainware University

Date:

21-12-2022

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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAME

Department of Pharmaceutical Technology conducts FDP in collaboration with NIPER

Speakers:

Dr B.B.Barik - HOD, Departmenrt of Pharmaceutical Technology
Dr. Sugato Banerjee - Dean In-charge, Associate Professor, NIPER
Dr. Somasundaram Arumugam - Assistant Professor, Pharmacology & Toxicology, NIPER
Dr. Subas Chandra Dinda - Dean, School of Pharmacy, The Neotia University, Kolkata
Dr. C M Hussain - Professor, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, WB
Prof. Biswajit Mukherjee - Professor & former HOD, Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Jadavpur University, Kolkata

Date:

18-01-2023

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Research

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Research

Research Activities of the Department of Pharmaceutical Technology

Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Brainware University has an ambitious plan of increasing both the quality and quantity of doctoral level research. A lively atmosphere for research work exists in the said Department that encourages close collaboration among all the stakeholders of the Department. The faculty members of Pharmaceutical Technology Department are working in various research areas like nanocomposite based drug delivery system, extraction of phyto-ingredients and their therapeutic applications, phytochemical screening, targeting of therapeutic agents into cancer cells, transdermal as well as gastrointestinal drug targeting, application of biopolymers in drug delivery etc.

Existing Doctoral Research Domain:

Phytochemical screening and therapeutic efficacy of phytopharmaceuticals, Targeted delivery of therapeutics, Gastric localization of drugs, Biopolymer based drug delivery

PUBLICATIONS

A. JOURNAL

Sl No	Title of paper	Authors/s	Journal Name	Status
	Formulation and evaluation of anti-acne gel containing murraya koeinigii extract	Roy S, Bose S, Sarkar DJ, Mandal S, Sarkar S, Mandal SK	International Journal of Current Pharmaceutical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	Phytochemicals in the Treatment of Arthritis: Current Knowledge	Bhattacharya S, Dastider D, Sarkar S, Pan S, Pramanick A, Bose S, Bose A, Mandal S, Kolay A, Dey S, Akhtar MD, Sen DJ, Mandal SK	International Journal of Current Pharmaceutical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	CHROMATOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT & VALIDATION OF 2‒CHLOROMETHYL‒4‒METHYL QUINAZOLINE FOR QUANTIFICATION OF QUALITY	D Dastider , S K Mandal, D J Sen	European Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	CORONA IS CULPRIT OF RIDICULOUS OFFENSIVE NONSENSE AIR	D J Sen, S K Mandal, A Biswas, D Dastider, B Mahanti	World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	Hand Sanitizers Bid Fell to Germs on Surface area of Hands	D Dastider, D J Sen, S K Mandal, S Bose, S Ray, B Mahanti	European Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	In-situ fast gelling formulation for oral sustained drug delivery of paracetamol to dysphagic patients	S Sharma, G Sarkar, B Srestha, Chattopadhyay D, M Bhowmik	International Journal of Biological Macromolecules	SCI/ Scopus
	Development of Herbal Chewable Tablets based on Curcuma Longa, Foeniculum Vulgary and Curcuma Amada	B Banik, A Nasrin, M Bhowmik, P Barman, P Borah	Current Trends in Pharmaceutical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	Formulation and evaluation of ibuprofen controlled release matrix tablets using its solid dispersion	S Manna, J Kollabathula	International Journal of Applied Pharmaceutics	Scopus
	Formulation development to Enhance the solubility of Metoclopramide base drug by solid dispersion and evaluation of transdermal film	G Mukhopadhyay, R Mukhopadhyay, A Mukhopadhyay, S Kundu, S Banerjee, D Manna, A Sarkar, T Nazar, S Sarkar, S Bala	Journal of drug delivery and therapeutics	UGC Care/ Others
	Bioequivalence Study of the Two Products of Efavirenz by Validated analytical Method	G Mukhopadhyay, A Mukhopadhyay, R Mukhopadhyay, S Kundu, S Sarkar	International Journal of pharmaceutical & Biological Archives	UGC Care/ Others
	Fast dissolving tablets for padiatric and geriatric patients	Piyali Khamkat, Abhishek Ghosh	International journal of pharmacy and engineering	UGC Care/ Others
	Genetic engineering- the foundation of cutting edge extramural research	Nandi K, Mahanti S, Sen DJ, Dastider D, Mandal SK	World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	Antimicrobial evaluation of ethanolic extract of selected seed shells	Baidya M, Anbu J, Akhtar S, Sarkar S, Mandal SK	International journal of Current Pharmaceutical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	The Therapeutic versatility of quinolones	Mandal SK, Dawn S, Mondal S, Sarkar S, Mandal R, Baidya M, Paul S, Pramanick A, Dastider D, Sen DJ, Das A, Kolay A	International journal of biology pharmacy and allied sciences	UGC Care/ Others
	Therapeutic Agents for COVID-19: An overview	Manna S, Mal M, Bhowmik M, Mandal D	Current Drug Therapy	Scopus
	The Genomic Material of CoV-19 and their Role in Pathogenesis	Sudip Kumar Mandal, Sipra Sarkar, Dhrubo Jyoti Sen	ACTA Scientific Pharmacology	UGC Care/ Others
	Heterocyclic compounds with Anti-inflammatory Property: A mini review	Sipra Sarkar, Sudip Kumar Mandal, Sankhadip Bose, Arindam Kolay, Dipra Dastider, Dhrubo Jyoti Sen	European Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research	UGC Care/ Others
	Application of Biomarkers for diagnosing Lung Cancer in Exhaled Breath	Sarkar A, Chakraborty A, Sarkar D, Khamkat P, Paul M	International Journal of all research Education and Scientific Methods	UGC Care/ Others

B. CONFERENCE

Conference Name	Conference Organizer Details with Date of Conference	Title of paper	Name of the author/s
Conference Name	Conference Organizer Details with Date of Conference	Title of paper	Name of the author/s
Pharmacy and Healthcare: Traditional Knowledge to Modern Techniques	Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Jadavpur University in September, 2018	A review on Microbiological Ecology of River Ganga"	Rahul Mukhopadhyay
Pharmacy and Healthcare: Traditional Knowledge to Modern Techniques	Department of Pharmaceutical Technology, Jadavpur University in September, 2018	Preparation & evaluation of raft forming in-situ gel of famotidine	Sreejan Manna
Present Scenario, Challenges and Future Perspective of Drug Discovery and Smart Delivery System Development	Gupta College of Technological Sciences held on 6th April, 2019.	Dioscin: A diverse acting natural compound with therapeutic potential in metabolic diseases, cancer, inflammation and infections	Kalyan Garai & Sreejan Manna
Present Scenario, Challenges and Future Perspective of Drug Discovery and Smart Delivery System Development	Gupta College of Technological Sciences held on 6th April, 2019.	Deep Brain Stimulation- A possible Treatment for Parkinsons Disease	Debjani Sarkar
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Morning start with a cup of tea: Refresh the whole day	Sanchita Das & Manas Bhowmik
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Belladonna the Beautiful Lady	Sanchita Das & Manas Bhowmik
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	An Overview of Phytoconstituents	Sanchita Das
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Fruitful Home remedies for common cold & cough	Sanchita Das & Manas Bhowmik
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Pan ' is a part of Assamese tradition	Sanchita Das & Manas Bhowmik
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Surprising health benefits of clove oil	Sanchita Das & Manas Bhowmik
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Establishment of Starch from Taro (Colocasia esculenta) used : as disintegrating agent	Sanchita Das & Manas Bhowmik
Present Scenario, Challenges and Future Perspective of Drug Discovery and Smart Delivery System Development	Gupta College of Technological Sciences held on 6th April, 2019.	The epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) in cancer	Rajdeep Mukherjee & Mainak Mal
Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in North East India	ADP College, Nagaon, August, 2018	Formulation and evaluation of topical herbal anti-rheumatoid emulsion from Alstonia Scholaris	Manas Bhowmik
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Mucoadhesive Polymer as Gastroretentive Drug Delivery System	Debjani Sarkar
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Analysis of Heavy Metals in Plants by Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy	Rahul Mukhopadhyay
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	SNAPPS - an answer to superbugs	Sreejan Manna
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Devolopment of pectin-alginate microsphere for oral delivery of glibenclamide	Sreejan Manna
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Adolescent Obesity and its Treatment	Sanchita Das
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Impact of herbal drugs on physiological disorder of young generation	Sanchita Das
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Treatment and Management of tuberculosis	Sanchita Das
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Menstruation and its Precaution	Sanchita Das
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Impact of air pollution in daily life	Sanchita Das
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Natural methods for cancer treatment	Sanchita Das
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	A comparative review on analytoical methods commonly used in metabolomics	Mainak Mal
Recent Advances in Informatics, Communication, Management, Health and Applied Sciences	Brainware University, Kolkata. 2nd to 4th February, 2019,	Oral sustained drug delivery of paracetamol through in situ fast gelling buoyant formulation	Manas Bhowmik
Colloquium-2020	JIS University, June, 2020	Newer Approach to Natural Anti Cancer Drug and Their Mechanism of Action	Sipra Banerjee

C. Book/ Book Chapters

Title	Name of the author/s	Publishers Details
Neutraceuticals as promising alternative for pharmaceuticals	Mohanta BC, Deb J, Bhowmik M, Das A, Patel NN	EBH Publishers
Interpenetrating Polymer Network in Microparticulate Systems: Drug Delivery and Biomedical Application	Sreejan Manna, Manasa Manna, Sougata Jana	Springer, Singapore
Carrageenan-based nanomaterials in drug delivery applications	Sreejan Manna, Sougata Jana	Academic Press, Elsevier
"Paan", is a part of Assamese Tradition: Recent Discoveries in Medicinal and Aromatic Plant in North East India	Das S, Bhowmik M, Banik B	EBH Publishers
Nanotargeted radiopharmaceuticals for cancer theranostics	Tapan Kumar Shaw, Piyali Khamkat, Abhishek Ghosh, Miltu Kumar Ghosh	Academic Press, Elsevier
Characterisation of Dendrimers: Methods and Tools	Sreejan Manna, Sougata Jana	CRC Press
Gas chromatographic applications in metabolomics	Sze Han Lee, Mainak Mal, Kishore Kumar Pasikanti, Eric Chun Yong Chan	Elsevier

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