Ahalia Pharmacy School to Host Workshop on August 1

Swift Summary

• Ahalia School of Pharmacy will host a one-day workshop titled ‘Mastering grants and publications: from fundamentals to AI tools’ on August 1, 2025, at Ahalia Diabetes Hospital auditorium.
• the event will be inaugurated by Rajasree R.S., dean of pharmacy at Kerala University of health Sciences (KUHS).
• Workshop sessions will be led by experts from JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty:

– Dr. K. Gowthamarajan, Head of the Department of Pharmaceutics.
– Karri V.V. Satyanarayana reddy,Assistant Professor in Pharmaceutics.

• Focus areas include:

– Usage of AI in scientific writing and patent drafting.
– Understanding national funding agencies.
– Strategies for publishing high-impact research papers and promoting research integrity.

• Open to healthcare professionals and engineering professionals alike; aims to empower educators, researchers, and postgraduate students in modern research methodologies.
• Principal Ramanathan Muthiah from PSG College of Pharmacy, Coimbatore, will deliver the valedictory address.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The workshop represents an significant initiative in bridging traditional pharmaceutical education with rapidly evolving technological advancements such as AI tools in research methodology. By tapping into interdisciplinary approaches-covering healthcare and engineering professionals-it offers India’s academic community practical solutions for challenges like mastering grant applications or drafting patents using artificial intelligence.

Given India’s growing focus on innovation-driven industries, educating researchers about effectively leveraging funding opportunities or adhering to research integrity can contribute to fostering impactful scientific contributions nationally and globally. The inclusion of leading academicians underscores credible expertise being conveyed during the event while addressing gaps between essential knowledge and advanced practices-a domain critical for India’s ambitions toward enhancing global competitiveness in pharmaceutical sciences.

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