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CII
to organise conference on building innovative pharma in India
The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the apex industry association
of India, is organising a conference with global outreach, focusing
on R&D and Innovation in the drugs and pharmaceutical industry,
informed a release.
Dr
M N Saraf bags principal of the year award
Dr Madhusudan Saraf, principal of the Bombay College of Pharmacy
(BCP) received APTI-Principal of the year award 2004 for his immense
contribution to pharmacy education and administrative contribution
to his institution.
National
conference on bioinformatics computing
The Computer Science & Engineering Department is organising
a National Conference on Bioinformatics Computing (NCBC’05)
on March 18-19,2005.
ACG
Worldwide organises seminar on flexible packaging laminates
ACG Worldwide (Associated Capsules Group), in partnership with their
principals, Alcan Packaging, Germany, organised an informative seminar
on Flexible Packaging Laminates.
56th
IPC, Pharmaceutical Expo 2004 presentation held at Dhaka
The 56th Indian Pharmaceutical Congress (IPC) and Pharmaceutical
Expo 2004 presentation was held at Dhaka, Bangladesh. The meet was
inaugurated by the Minister (Economics & Commerce) High Commission
of India, Dhaka R R Dash.
CERC
participates in international conference on cancer
Prof Manubhai Shah, Chairman Emeritus, Consumer Education and Research
Centre (CERC), Ahmedabad, participated in a four-day international
conference on ‘Frontiers in Cancer Prevention Research’,
organised by the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR),
in Seattle, Washington, last week, said a press release.
APTI
gives away young pharmacy teachers award
The Association of Pharmacy Teachers of India (APTI) has conferred
upon Dr Javed Ali the The Young Pharmacy Teacher of the Year award
for his contribution to pharmacy teaching and research in a short
span of time, informed a release.
IDMA
comes to Sandhu committee’s aid
In a bid to support the government in trying to end the hullaballoo
over the issue of high trade margins, the Indian Drug Manufacturers’
Association (IDMA) wrote to G S Sandhu of the Sandhu committee and
put forward a solution that its members arrived at.
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