GADE KALYANI
Also known as: G. KALYANI
Pharmacy council of India, Acharya Nagarjuna University
About
Technical officer, Approval Bureau, Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) New Delhi, (01 Feb 2023-Present) A Statutory Body under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.
Dedicated Professor with Ph.D., GPAT and over 10 years of experience in teaching,
training, and research in Pharmacology, Human anatomy and physiology,
Pharmacotherapeutics, Pathophysiology, Clinical research, Pharmacoepidemiology, and
Clinical pharmacy in various pharmacy colleges. I have combined focus on student achievement with a passion for scholarly work in doing projects, writing research papers, presenting, publishing at conferences, and maintaining thought leadership in peer reviewed journals. Teaching in appropriate content areas in our integrated B. Pharmacy, Pharm. D, M. Pharmacy curriculum. Developed and maintained a successful research program with collaboration internally and externally.
Employment
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Pharmacy council of India Technical Officer2023 - Present
Education
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Acharya Nagarjuna University Ph.D.2016 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (13)
- NOVEL APPROACH FOR TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S BY USING HT3 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST Save
- Evaluation of Antibacterial and Antioxidant potential of Melia. Azedarach linn. and Psidium guajava linn. Leaf extracts Save
- Synthesis, Characterization and Biological Evaluation of Novel Triazole Linked Chromone Biheterocycle Analogs Save
- THE DENGUE VACCINES: ASSESSMENT OF FUTURE PROSPECTS, TREATMENT, AND VACCINE CHALLENGES Save
- • Resurging Tropical Distribution of Dengue: A Review on Its Past and Present Epidemiology Save
- Design, Formulation, and Evaluation of Sustained Release Tablets for Antihyperlipidemic Agent Save
- Effect of analgesic activity in crude extract and isolated compounds of Tecomaria capensis Save
- Hydrotropic Technique: A Promising Method to Enhance Aqueous solubility of Nimesulide and to Reduce Difficulties in Bioavailability Save
- Hydrotropic technique: A promising method to enhance aqueous solubility of nimesulide and to reduce difficulties in bioavailability Save
- In vitro and In vivo anti-inflammatory potential of isolated compounds from ethyl acetate extracts of Tecomaria capensis Save