School of Pharmacy, TNU, have successfully conducted a one-week Faculty Development Program (on hybrid mode) from 21st October to 26th October, 2024, on the theme “Multidisciplinary Approaches in Pharmaceutical Education and Research”

WORLD RADIOGRAPHY DAY

World Radiology Day, celebrated annually on November 8th, is a day dedicated to recognizing the contributions of radiology professionals in the field of healthcare. The 2024 theme, “Radiographers Seeing the Unseen,” highlights the critical role that radiographers play in diagnosing and treating patients by utilizing advanced imaging technologies. Radiology, often referred to as the “window into the body,” involves the use of various imaging techniques—such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds—to visualize internal structures that are otherwise hidden from the naked eye. Radiographers are the skilled professionals who operate these technologies, capturing images that allow doctors to diagnose conditions ranging from bone fractures to life-threatening diseases like cancer. The theme “Radiographers Seeing the Unseen” underscores the expertise of radiographers in detecting abnormalities, diseases, and injuries that would otherwise be invisible, often before symptoms manifest or in ways that aren’t detectable through traditional physical exams. Radiographers, with their knowledge of anatomy and technical proficiency, interpret these unseen realities, providing critical insights for physicians and healthcare providers to make accurate and timely diagnosis. On this day, the global radiology community comes together to raise awareness about the vital importance of radiographers in healthcare. It also serves as a reminder of the continuous advancements in medical imaging technology and the role that radiographers will continue to play in shaping the future of medicine. This celebration highlights the significance of their work in saving lives, improving patient outcomes, and making the invisible visible. As we observe World Radiology Day 2024, it is an opportunity to thank the dedicated radiographers for their unwavering commitment to “seeing the unseen” and for their indispensable role in modern healthcare.

The Neotia University’s Division of Fisheries Science has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the ALRT(Accelerator for Learning Research and Training), a Corporate Company from Haldia, West Bengal. The agreement aims to facilitate academic and research collaborations between the two institutions, including internships & placements of students; fostering innovation and knowledge exchange in the field of Fisheries Science and related technologies. Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Dr Biswajith Ghosh, Regsitrar Dr Manish, Prof H Shivananda Murthy Dean & Chair Professor, Mr Suman Das (CEO of ALRT) and Faculty of Fisheries Science were present during the occasion.

On 25th September 2024, an MoU was signed between the School of Pharmacy, The Neotia University, and ABS Clinical Solutions, Kolkata for collaborative research and development.

The School of Maritime Studies (SOMS) at The Neotia University (TNU) organized a successful seminar on campus to celebrate World Maritime Day (WMD), aligning with the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) theme for 2024, “Navigating the Future: Safety First!.” The event brought together maritime industry leaders, professionals, and students to discuss the future of maritime safety and technological advancements. The seminar was graced by the presence of eminent personalities including Mr. Vikrant Rai (Principal Officer cum Joint Director General of Shipping), Mr. Karan Paul (Chairman of Apeejay Surendra Group), Mr. P.J. Agrawal (Pro-Chancellor of TNU), Prof. (Dr.) Biswajit Ghosh (Vice-Chancellor of TNU), and Capt. Debashish Basu (MD and Founder of Navguide Solutions Pvt. Ltd.), alongside many representatives from the maritime industry and alumni of SOMS. Dr. Biswajit Ghosh delivered the opening speech, stressing the importance of integrating innovative technologies and adhering to safety to ensure a secure and sustainable future in maritime operations. He emphasized the pivotal role maritime safety plays in fostering global trade and economic stability. Mr. P. P. Saha reinforced the event’s theme, underlining the significance of adopting advanced technologies and regulatory frameworks to meet the evolving safety challenges in global maritime operations during his keynote address, In a compelling speech, Chief Guest Mr. Vikrant Rai shared insights from his extensive career, offering valuable knowledge and experience to the audience, ranging from regulatory policies to real- life challenges faced by the shipping industry. Guest of Honour Mr. Karan Paul shared the company’s commitment to driving India’s shipping industry towards global prominence. His insights into the business and strategies to boost Indian shipping competitiveness were widely appreciated by the participants. A significant highlight of the event was the presentation by 3 rd year marine engineering cadets, Mr. Pratyay Sarkar and Mr. Tamal Ch. Dey, who delivered an insightful presentation on “Advancement in Maritime Technology in Hull Manufacturing.” Their in-depth analysis of modern innovations and practical applications in hull manufacturing was well-received by the audience. Special speaker Capt. Debashish Basu enriched the session with real-life experiences related to the  seminar’s theme. His insights into maritime operations and challenges highlighted the need for continuous adaptation and resilience in a fast-changing maritime landscape. The event concluded with the distribution of certificates and medals to cadets in recognition of their academic excellence and value-added performance over the past year. The awards were presented by Capt.Diptesh Bhattacharya (HoD-BNS), and Capt. Subhrajit Chakraborty (faculty-BNS). The seminar was conducted by Mr. Atanu Roy (HoD-MRE), who ensured smooth proceedings with his engaging footnotes after every presentation, elevating the seminar to a high level of learning and enriching interaction.
The event was a great success, leaving attendees with valuable insights into future maritime safety and the role of cutting-edge technologies in ensuring a safer and more sustainable maritime industry.

School of Pharmacy, The Neotia University is organising an International Conference on “challenges in drug discovery considering current disease scenario” for the celebration of World Pharmacist Day with theme “pharmacists meeting global health needs” on 25th September 2024, at Udaysankar Multipurpose Hall, in association with Indian Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists & Technologists, & Institution Innovation Council, TNU, W. B., India.

Registration link: https://forms.gle/NHJWSj9ocPXXSCQN7