The event will address global health challenges and sustainable solutions, with a special focus on pathogen mutation-driven diseases
Marking a milestone in pharmaceutical education, Global Knowledge Campus in Kolkata is set to host its first international conference, GIPCON, under its Global College of Pharmaceutical Technology, that aims to unite experts, researchers, and industry leaders to explore innovations, challenges and future trends in pharmaceuticals.
In a press statement, the campus says that the event will address global health challenges and sustainable solutions, with a special focus on pathogen mutation-driven diseases, antimicrobial resistance, AI in pharmaceutical technology, and intellectual property rights.
Naresh Chandra Das
It adds that GIPCON will also feature the first workshop on RT-PCR in eastern India, focusing on its applications in virology, microbiology, oncology, and forensic science.
The statement adds that event aims to foster collaboration among experts from medical science, molecular biology, and pharmaceutical technology to explore sustainable solutions for the pharma industry and healthcare sector.
Subhankar Das
It adds that the conference will bring together industry experts, including Dr Umesh Banakar of Banakar Consulting Services, USA, Dr Arpan Mahanty of Case Western Reserve University, USA, Dr Dhananjoy Saha of Directorate of Technical Education, WB, Dr Krishnananda Chattopadhyay of IICB-Kolkata, Dr Dipankar Chattopadhyay of University of Calcutta, Deepa Mukherjee of IIM Bangalore, and Dr Abhishek Kumar Tiwari, a paediatrics specialist.
“The event is one of the first of its kind in the whole eastern region of India that witnesses profound speakers and intellectuals who deliver their insights on an alarming concern on different health challenges. We are truly privileged that we are able to create this platform and create an impact. As I always mention, Global Knowledge Campus believes in delivering better causes, and such initiatives are a testament on its own,” says Naresh Chandra Das, Chairman, Global Knowledge Campus.
Nripendra Nath Bala
“GIPCON is a milestone event for our institution and the region. This conference will serve as a catalyst for meaningful discussions and collaborations that address pressing healthcare issues while paving the way for sustainable solutions. Our goal is to bring together the brightest minds to exchange insights, innovate, and collectively drive advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and public health,” says Subhankar Das, Executive Chairman, Global Knowledge Campus.
Krishnanada Chattopadhy
“I am thrilled to announce that the 1st International Conference & Workshop, GIPCON, will be hosted by the Global College of Pharmaceutical Technology. The conference, themed Public Health Horizons: Addressing Universal Challenges for a Sustainable Future, aims to facilitate knowledge sharing, collaboration, and dialogue among experts from diverse healthcare fields. Additionally, the panel discussion, Learner to Professional: Breach to be Cracked, will provide valuable insights into bridging the gap between academia and industry. With a diverse range of topics presented by esteemed speakers, the conference will be instrumental in shaping a healthier and more sustainable future. Participants can look forward to an enriching exchange of ideas, gaining invaluable knowledge from both the conference and the workshop,” says Nripendra Nath Bala, Principal & Organising Secretary, Global College of Pharmaceutical Technology, Global Knowledge Campus.
Deepa Mukherjee
“This international conference with a theme based on addressing global challenges for a sustainable future is a very timely one considering the commitment of the international community towards achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals,” says Dr Krishnananda Chattopadhyay, Chief Scientist & Head, Structural Biology & Bioinformatics Division, Indian Institute of Cellular Biology, Kolkata.
“This international conference, centered on addressing global challenges for a sustainable future, is particularly timely given the worldwide commitment to building a better future,” says Deepa Mukherjee, an expert with an MBA and a focus on AI and healthcare management.