Dr. Gaurav Tiwari
Pranveer Singh Institute of Technology, Jaipur National University
About
Dr. Gaurav Tiwari is a Professor in Department of Pharmaceutics at the Pranveer Singh Institute of Technology, Kanpur. He completed his PhD from JNU, India. Has 49 granted patents. His research emphasis is in the formulation of Periodontal delivery, solid dispersions, bilayer tablets, microsponges, prodrug drug delivery systems, novel drug delivery systems and statistical validation. He is serving as editor and reviewer for various journals, and also has more than 100 research and review articles in journals of international and national repute. He has nine years of industrial and academic experience. He has more than 18 books to his credit. Recently he has
Written a book on intellectual property rights and drug regulatory affairs.
Employment
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Pranveer Singh Institute of Technology Prof2008 - Present
Education
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Jaipur National University Doctrate in pharmaceutical science2007 - 2012
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (52)
- Dendrimers in Breast Cancer Management: A Review on Emerging Strategies and Applications Save
- Decoding Microbiota–Gut–Brain Interactions: Cross-Species Neuroimmune and Evolutionary Perspectives from Mammals and Insects Save
- Nanotechnology in follicle tracking and ovarian stimulation Save
- Nanostructures in embryo viability and implantation Save
- Nanoscale MRI for selective labeling and free radicle measurement in the acrosomes of single ovum/sperm cells Save
- Pharmacological Foundation and Novel Insights of Resveratrol in Cardiovascular System: A Review Save
- The Science Behind 3D Bioprinting: From Concept to Reality Save
- Retraction Note: Luteolin-Encapsulated Polymeric Micelles for Anti-inflammatory and Neuroprotective Applications: An In Vivo Study Save
- “Rewiring the hypothalamus: emerging neuroendocrine and neurotechnological approaches to obesity” Save
- Critical perspectives on nanoparticle-enabled radiopharmaceuticals: Integrating molecular imaging, targeted therapy, and theranostic translation Save