Gurugram, Haryana, India (NewsVoir)
SGT University in association with the prestigious National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS), New Delhi, successfully convened a two-day intensive workshop on 'Research Methodology for Biomedical Scientists'. This event, meticulously organized by the Research and Development Council of SGT University, brought together distinguished experts from various fields to impart their deep knowledge and experience to the participants.
The workshop began with an introductory briefing session by Prof. (Dr.) Y.K. Gupta, former dean and head of the Department of Pharmacology, AIIMS, New Delhi, highlighting the indispensable role of rigorous research in shaping academic careers. The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Akhilesh Gupta, former Secretary, Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) and former Senior Advisor, Department of Science and Technology (DST), who is currently serving as a Distinguished Visiting Professor and Advisor at the IIT. Roorkee. Dr. Gupta spoke about India's recent advancements in science, technology and innovation while emphasizing the critical contribution of private universities in fostering these developments. Speaking on the workshop, Dr. Shalini Kapoor, Associate Dean of the Council of Research and Development at Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tercentenary University, said: "At SGT University, we believe that the future of healthcare and scientific innovation lies in the hands of those who are equipped not only with knowledge but with the practical skills to advance meaningful research. This collaboration with the National Academy of Medical Sciences is a testament to our commitment to fostering a research ecosystem that bridges academia and industry, ensuring our students and faculty are at the forefront of biomedical advances. global".
The workshop featured several expert-led sessions covering a wide range of topics. Prof. (Dr.) Rana P. Singh of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) presented the recent advances in cancer therapeutics and provided cutting-edge insights. Dr. Monika Pahuja from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) provided strategic guidance to identify research opportunities and set priorities. Prof. (Dr.) Ravikrishnan Elangovan from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi shared his extensive experience in innovation in biomedical devices and regulatory frameworks. At the same time, Dr. Tarun Gupta, Founder, SiCureMi Healthcare Technologies Pvt. Limited. Ltd., provided a detailed overview of the challenges and opportunities encountered when launching a healthcare technology startup.
On the second day, the workshop dove into the core aspects of research methodology. Dr. Ekta Kapoor of DST highlighted the critical importance of Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) in ensuring the integrity and reliability of research and data generation. Dr. Pooja Sharma, CEO of APAR Health, an eminent healthcare training institution, shared invaluable insights on applying real-world evidence in research. Dr. Gayatri Vishwakarma, Principal Scientist (Biostatistics) at Zydus Lifesciences, a leading global healthcare provider, conducted an interactive session on Biostatistics in Biomedical Research, effectively bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application The event concluded with a rigorous debate on the formulation and presentation of project proposals, offering participants the opportunity to synthesize and apply the knowledge acquired during the event.
About SGT University
SGT University, Gurugram, one of the best universities in India, offers courses in 18 faculties, including a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD programmes. It has the noble mission of providing higher education opportunities to all sections of the society and the vision of bridging the existing skills gap and developing world-class industry professionals. SGT University is a research and innovation powerhouse and is home to the Asia's first National Reference Simulation Center for Nursing, founded in collaboration with Jhpiego, Laerdal Medical India and Nursing Council of India. The university also has a multi-specialty SGT Hospital accredited by NABL and NABH. The hospital serves the surrounding communities and provides hands-on experience to medical students.
SGT University is known for its advancements in medicine, dentistry, environmental sciences, engineering and data science. Additionally, he has won several honors for his contributions to higher education, including a “Diamond Rating” from QS I-GAUGE and a “Diamond Band” from the R World Institutional Ranking in the “Mental Health and Wellbeing” category. It is also one of the youngest universities to have received an “A+” NAAC accreditation rating.
SGT University has research facilities for each of its 18 faculties, ranging from the fields of medicine, dentistry and physiotherapy to law, business and management, engineering and behavioral sciences. This includes laboratories, simulation facilities, and a separate wing, the "Office of Research and Development", which is dedicated to encouraging and facilitating research among faculty and students. There are also separate subcommittees for research in medical and non-medical fields. The university has also partnered with world leaders to establish a number of Centers of Excellence, which support SGT University's efforts to conduct cutting-edge research and academic excellence.
SGT University has made a name for itself in the academic community by consistently producing highly trained and employable professionals. Due to the strong industrial connections of the university, world-class laboratories have been established in association with renowned international organizations such as Apple, IBM, SAP, Oracle, SMC India, UNESCO Bioethics, Laerdal-Jhpiego and many others.
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SGT University in association with the prestigious National Academy of Medical Sciences (NAMS), New Delhi, successfully convened a two-day intensive workshop on 'Research Methodology for Biomedical Scientists'. This event, meticulously organized by the Research and Development Council of SGT University, brought together distinguished experts from various fields to impart their deep knowledge and experience to the participants.
The workshop began with an introductory briefing session by Prof. (Dr.) Y.K. Gupta, former dean and head of the Department of Pharmacology, AIIMS, New Delhi, highlighting the indispensable role of rigorous research in shaping academic careers. The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Akhilesh Gupta, former Secretary, Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) and former Senior Advisor, Department of Science and Technology (DST), who is currently serving as a Distinguished Visiting Professor and Advisor at the IIT. Roorkee. Dr. Gupta spoke about India's recent advancements in science, technology and innovation while emphasizing the critical contribution of private universities in fostering these developments. Speaking on the workshop, Dr. Shalini Kapoor, Associate Dean of the Council of Research and Development at Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tercentenary University, said: "At SGT University, we believe that the future of healthcare and scientific innovation lies in the hands of those who are equipped not only with knowledge but with the practical skills to advance meaningful research. This collaboration with the National Academy of Medical Sciences is a testament to our commitment to fostering a research ecosystem that bridges academia and industry, ensuring our students and faculty are at the forefront of biomedical advances. global".
The workshop featured several expert-led sessions covering a wide range of topics. Prof. (Dr.) Rana P. Singh of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) presented the recent advances in cancer therapeutics and provided cutting-edge insights. Dr. Monika Pahuja from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) provided strategic guidance to identify research opportunities and set priorities. Prof. (Dr.) Ravikrishnan Elangovan from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi shared his extensive experience in innovation in biomedical devices and regulatory frameworks. At the same time, Dr. Tarun Gupta, Founder, SiCureMi Healthcare Technologies Pvt. Limited. Ltd., provided a detailed overview of the challenges and opportunities encountered when launching a healthcare technology startup.
On the second day, the workshop dove into the core aspects of research methodology. Dr. Ekta Kapoor of DST highlighted the critical importance of Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) in ensuring the integrity and reliability of research and data generation. Dr. Pooja Sharma, CEO of APAR Health, an eminent healthcare training institution, shared invaluable insights on applying real-world evidence in research. Dr. Gayatri Vishwakarma, Principal Scientist (Biostatistics) at Zydus Lifesciences, a leading global healthcare provider, conducted an interactive session on Biostatistics in Biomedical Research, effectively bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application The event concluded with a rigorous debate on the formulation and presentation of project proposals, offering participants the opportunity to synthesize and apply the knowledge acquired during the event.
About SGT University
SGT University, Gurugram, one of the best universities in India, offers courses in 18 faculties, including a variety of undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD programmes. It has the noble mission of providing higher education opportunities to all sections of the society and the vision of bridging the existing skills gap and developing world-class industry professionals. SGT University is a research and innovation powerhouse and is home to the Asia's first National Reference Simulation Center for Nursing, founded in collaboration with Jhpiego, Laerdal Medical India and Nursing Council of India. The university also has a multi-specialty SGT Hospital accredited by NABL and NABH. The hospital serves the surrounding communities and provides hands-on experience to medical students.
SGT University is known for its advancements in medicine, dentistry, environmental sciences, engineering and data science. Additionally, he has won several honors for his contributions to higher education, including a “Diamond Rating” from QS I-GAUGE and a “Diamond Band” from the R World Institutional Ranking in the “Mental Health and Wellbeing” category. It is also one of the youngest universities to have received an “A+” NAAC accreditation rating.
SGT University has research facilities for each of its 18 faculties, ranging from the fields of medicine, dentistry and physiotherapy to law, business and management, engineering and behavioral sciences. This includes laboratories, simulation facilities, and a separate wing, the "Office of Research and Development", which is dedicated to encouraging and facilitating research among faculty and students. There are also separate subcommittees for research in medical and non-medical fields. The university has also partnered with world leaders to establish a number of Centers of Excellence, which support SGT University's efforts to conduct cutting-edge research and academic excellence.
SGT University has made a name for itself in the academic community by consistently producing highly trained and employable professionals. Due to the strong industrial connections of the university, world-class laboratories have been established in association with renowned international organizations such as Apple, IBM, SAP, Oracle, SMC India, UNESCO Bioethics, Laerdal-Jhpiego and many others.
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