Training on ‘Synthesis of Key Intermediates & APIs’ concludes at IIIM

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Feb 5: The 3-day skill development training programme on “Hands-on Training on Synthesis of Key Intermediates and Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs)” concluded today at CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine, Jammu.
The training provided participants an in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in advanced pharmaceutical synthesis techniques, contributing to skill enhancement and professional development in the pharmaceutical sector. In the workshop, 25 brilliant minds drawn from across the country have got the opportunity to learn various things.
During the three-day programme, 25 participants engaged in a comprehensive module that seamlessly combined expert lectures and hands-on lab sessions. The sessions were led by distinguished faculties, including Dr Amol Gade, Scientist, NPMC Division; Dr Prasoon Gupta; Dr Ravindra S Phatake, Scientist, and Dr Showkat Rashid, Sr Scientist, along with other experts from the Natural Products & Medicinal Chemistry (NPMC) Division. This carefully curated approach ensured participants gained both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in pharmaceutical synthesis.
The training programme concluded with a valedictory ceremony, wherein Dr Zabeer Ahmed, Director, CSIR-IIIM, Jammu, facilitated the participants with certificates for their successful completion of the workshop.
The event was graced by Er Abdul Rahim, Chief Scientist & Head, RMBD&IST; Dr Naveed Qazi, Head, Natural Products Medicinal Chemistry, and Dr Parvinder Pal Singh, Principal Scientist. They emphasized the importance of such initiatives in equipping professionals with cutting-edge skills to meet industry demands.
The proceedings of the event were conducted by Dr Mohd Asrar Khan and Dr Love Sharma, while a formal vote of thanks was presented by Dr Nasir-Ul-Rashid, Senior Scientist.

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