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REPORT of International Conference on Pharmacy, Food, Agriculture, Science and Technology on “Innovations for Growth and Sustainability” (22nd & 23rd December 2023)

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Organizers
Faculty of Pharmacy
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70
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Start Date
22/12/2023 09:00 AM
End Date
23/12/2023 04:00 PM
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Venue: Seminar Hall, Shree S. K. Patel College of Pharmaceutical Education & Research
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REPORT of International Conference on

Pharmacy, Food, Agriculture, Science and Technology on

“Innovations for Growth and Sustainability”

(22nd & 23rd December 2023)

CARS, GUNI & SSIP GUNI sponsored 2 days international conference on “Innovations for Growth and Sustainability” was organized on 22nd & 23rd December 2023 at Seminar Hall, Shree S.K. Patel College of Pharmaceutical Education & Research, Ganpat University, Mehsana, Gujarat, India.

In this conference, 70 participants were participated and 27 participants presented a poster and 18 Oral on topics related to pharmaceutical & basic sciences. 

The conference was started with inaugural function on 22nd December 26, 2023. Dr. Ganpat I. Patel, Patron-in-Chief & President of Ganpat University motivated the participants and gave importance of pharmaceuticals, food, agriculture, science and technology for sustenance of life on the planet with special relevance to human health.  Mr. Sudhir Maram, Associate Vice President, Facon AgriFriz Food Pvt Ltd, Bhubneshwar has given the importance of research and current scenario in the field of pharmaceuticals, food, agriculture, science and technology. Dr S. S. Pancholi Executive Dean, FOP & FOS and Principal, SKPCPER, Ganpat University welcome the participants and has encouraged and explained the importance of the conference in their professional and education development. Dr. Paresh U. Patel, Dean, FOP, Ganpat University delivered a vote of thanks.

The Key note session of the conference was delivered by Dr. Sudhir Maram on “Alternate Natural Food Preservative-IQF & Frozen Methods”. He gave detailed presentation on developing countries, the application of freezing preservation is favorable with several main considerations. From a technical point of view, the freezing process is one of the most convenient and easiest of food preservation methods, compared with other commercial preservation techniques. The availability of different types of equipment for several different food products results in a flexible process in which degradation of initial food quality is minimal with proper application procedures. 

The first plenary session was delivered by Dr. Sivakumar S. Moni from Faculty of Pharmacy Jazan University on “Multidimensional Nanoparticles: Pioneering Advances in Cancer Therapy, Immune Regulation, and Antibacterial Strategies”. During his session, Dr. Sivakumar gave overview of application of nanoparticles in the field of Cancer Therapy, Immune Regulation, and Antibacterial Strategies. He explained these applications by presenting some case studies published as research articles in well reputed international journals.

 

The second planary session was delivered by Dr. Andrea Fin, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Turin, Italy on “Emissive Tools for Application in Chemical Biology”. Dr. Fin explained exploring the intersection of chemistry and biology, this abstract delves into the realm of emissive tools designed for application in chemical biology. These cutting-edge instruments leverage luminescence to illuminate intricate cellular processes and molecular interactions. With a focus on precision and sensitivity, these tools offer researchers a sophisticated means to visualize and study biological phenomena at the molecular level. These abstract highlights the potential impact of such emissive technologies in advancing our understanding of complex biological systems, paving the way for innovative research and potential applications in areas ranging from drug discovery to diagnostics.

In the afternoon, participants of the conference presented their research and review work in the areas of pharmaceuticals, food, agriculture, science and technology. The external jury members evaluated these presentations and selected best two research and review presentations.

Oral Presentation

  1. Dr. Ritesh Kumar Arya (OR-23)

MUIS, Ganpat University, Kherrva

Title: Emergence of Mupirocin Resistance in Staphylococcus aureus found in India Hospital

  1. Maharshi Hiren Bhatt (OR-04)

Dr. Prasanta Das

MUIS, Ganpat University, Kherrva

Title: Qualitative Analysis and Extraction of Insulin Plant Chamaecostus Igneus

  1. Ushmaben Bharatkumar Joshi (OR-26)

Dr. Mohammed F Ansari

Dr. Devayani R Tipre

Title: Biopriming of Wheat and Chick pea seed by endophytic bioinoculant for growth magnification

Poster Presentation

  1.  Paras Anilbhai Chavda (PS-22)

Dasharath Patel,

Dhwani Gajera,

Purvi Thakor

Kunj Patel

Graduate School of Pharmacy, GTU, Ahmedabad

Title: Current trends in in-situ gelling system

  1. Rutvi Chetanbhai Thakkar (PS01)

MUIS, Ganpat University, Kherva

Title: Antimicrobial Activity of Commercially Available Essential oils and its Application

As Medicinal Aromatic Candle

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On the 2nd day of conference, the third plannery session was delivered by Dr Saranjit Singh, Ex-Acting Director, Ex-Dean and Ex-Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Mohali, Punjab on “Achieving Organizational Excellence with Ethics and Good Human Behaviour”. Dr. Singh described importance of organizational excellence and how to achieve it. He also explained importance of Ethics and Good Human Behaviour in the professional and education development.

The fourth plannery session was delivered by Dr. Mano Mathew, Associate professor, Head of Master’s Engineering in Bioinformatics & Biology department at EFREI Paris, France on “Predicting Cancer Outcomes From Histology and Genomics Using Artificial Intelligence”. Dr. Mano described  developing machine-learning methods for biomedical decision support from multi-omics health data. His research team focuses on the intersection of machine learning, computational biology, and translational medicine with the overarching goal of accelerating the translation of immune response-based diagnostics and therapies to clinical practice across a broad spectrum of diseases, including infections, autoimmune diseases, Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), Diabetes, cancers, and vaccines.

The valedictory session marked the culmination of an enlightening event with a captivating talk by Dr Saranjit Singh, Ex-Acting Director, Ex-Dean and Ex-Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER), Mohali, Punjab. His insightful presentation left the audience inspired and enriched, providing a fitting conclusion to the gathering. The subsequent prize distribution added an element of excitement, recognizing and rewarding outstanding contributions. Feedback from attendees underscored the event's success, with praise for Dr. Saranjeet's expertise and the organizers' meticulous planning. The session concluded on a celebratory note with group photographs, capturing shared moments and fostering a sense of camaraderie among participants. This memorable valedictory session served as a testament to the event's significance and collective achievements.

In the last session, during valedictory function, certificates for 1st and 2nd rank were awarded to the winners and certificates for participation were distributed to the participants. Dr Saranjit Singh and Dr. S S Pancholi congratulated all the participants for their participation in this international conference and motivated them to attend such conference in future for their professional development. At the end of the seminar, vote of thanks were delivered to CARS GUNI and SSIP GUNI and others who directly and indirectly involved in successful planning and organization of this Conference.