Department of Clinical Research Events
February 5, 2026 2026-02-20 10:52Department of Clinical Research Events
Department of Clinical Research
Events
Conferences Organized (In Collaboration):
National Conference:
- National Conference on Spiritual Neurosciences, 15-16 Â Nov 2024
International Conference:
- Data to Discovery International Symposium on Biology and Medicine in AI Era with hands- on workshop on Datamining, Statistics and AI ML tools in Biomedicines, 16-17 February 2025
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Guest Lecture Organized (As NASI activities):
- Earth Day Lecture – "Planet vs. Plastic" 22 April 2024
- World Intellectual Property (IP) Day Lecture – "IP and the Sustainable Development Goals"  26 April 2024
- National Technology Day Lecture – "Innovating for a Sustainable Future" 11 May 2024
- Lecture on Integrated Medicine – "The Way Forward" 20 June 2024
Workshops Organized:
- Workshop on Women’s Empowerment in Uttarakhand Through Science & Technology 29 Mar -30 Mar 2024
- Clinical Trial Day (Good Clinical Practice Workshop) 20 May 2025
- Workshop on Scopus as a Citation Tool and Research Evaluation Indices 14 June 2024
- Training Workshop on Bioethics 6 Jan 2025 to 7 Jan 2025
- Ensuring Integrity of healthcare Good Clinical Practice and Medical Ethics Training 6 Jan to 7 Feb 2025. sponsored by Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
- Post Graduates Workshop on Good Clinical Practices, Good Lab Practices and Ethics 26 March 2025
Seminar Organized:
The Department of Clinical Research regularly organizes seminars aimed at enriching academic learning and fostering a culture of research and innovation. These seminars provide a platform for students and faculty to engage with experts from academia, industry, and regulatory bodies on current trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in clinical research and healthcare. Through interactive discussions and knowledge exchange, these events enhance the academic environment and promote continuous professional development.
Capability Enhancement Sessions
The Department of Clinical Research conducts regular capability enhancement sessions aimed at the holistic development of students. These sessions are designed to build essential life and professional skills, ensuring students are well-prepared for both academic and industry settings. Key focus areas include:
- Soft Skills development
- Language and communication skills development
- Yoga and wellness
- Analytical Skill Development
- Human value development
- Personality and professional development
- Employability skills development
Mentor-mentee sessions
The Department of Clinical Research conducts regular mentor-mentee sessions to provide students with academic, professional, and personal guidance. These sessions foster a supportive and inclusive environment where students can openly discuss challenges, set meaningful goals, and receive individualized advice. By nurturing strong student-faculty relationships, the sessions enhance confidence, encourage self-directed growth, and offer valuable direction for career planning and development.
Industrial Visit to Himalaya Drug Company by MSc Clinical Research and MSc Pharmacoepidemiology students
