PU Professor Delivers Talks in China to Scientists
from Pharma Industry
National
Tele24 News
Vinay
kumar
Chandigarh
Dr Bhupinder Singh Bhoop, Professor, University
Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (UIPS), and Coordinator, UGC Centre for Excellence in Nano Biomedical Applications,
Panjab University (PU), Chandigarh, delivered a series of three talks
during two-day Asia- Pacific Pharmaceutical Science Summit Forum (APPSF) held
on 9th-10th January 2019 at Shanghai,
China. The entire expenditure incurred on his international and domestic air
travel, conference registration and logistic arrangements for four days were
borne complimentarily by the conference organizers, Shengjie Business
Management & Consulting Co. Ltd., Shanghai. During
his highly appreciated talks, Professor Bhoop accentuated on the immense
utility to adapt to the modern, systematic and rational paradigms of Quality by
Design (QbD), not only to unravel the scientific minutiae underlying the
development of generic drug products and pharmaceutical processes, but also for
their smooth regulatory compliance across the pharma world. Also, during the Indo-China
conclave of the representatives from pharmaceutical industry from each of the
countries, the special viewpoints expressed by Dr Bhoop were highly lauded. In
this context, it is quite pertinent to share that China is the second biggest
producer of pharmaceuticals across the world, while India ranks at fourth place
in generics. Acclaimed globally for his scientific work, esp. in the domain of
novel nanomedicines using QbD, Professor Bhoop has earned to his credit over 360 original publications, 15
books, five patents and tech-transfers of two nanostructured drug delivery
technologies to pharma industry. A widely travelled scientist, he has already
delivered nearly 300 invited talks in India and overseas, including USA,
Canada, UK, Germany, China, Thailand, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Dubai and Bangladesh.
He holds the unique distinction of having duly trained several hundreds of industrial scientists under his direct
guidance, esp. on QbD. He has handled 16 research projects fetching research
grants of 6.10 crores from Government
and corporate sectors, and guided/guiding
nearly 100 research scholars including 31 doctoral, and 6 post-doctoral
researchers.
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