Innovative College of Pharmacy, Greater Noida, has officially announced the allocation of supervisors, co-supervisors, and approved research topics for M.Pharm 2nd Year students for the academic session 2025–26.The research topics reflect the institution’s strong focus on innovative pharmaceutical research, covering areas such as natural product pharmacology, neuroprotection, pharmacovigilance, anti-arthritic therapy, and cognitive enhancement studies. Each student has been assigned an experienced faculty mentor to ensure structured guidance and high-quality research outcomes.
Ms. Anjali Singh's review article titled "Assessing Molecular Docking Tools: Understanding Drug Discovery and Design" was published in the Future Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2025). The study provides a thorough assessment of popular molecular docking techniques and their use in current drug discovery and design.The article discusses the principles, methodologies, strengths, and limitations of various docking software used to predict ligand–receptor interactions. It highlights the role of molecular docking in lead identification, optimization, and virtual screening, emphasizing its significance in accelerating the drug development process. This scholarly contribution enhances understanding of computational approaches in pharmaceutical research and supports the integration of in silico techniques in rational drug design.
Ms. DeepshikhaDubey, Associate Professor, has published a review article titled “A Review on Models for Wound Healing” in the reputed international journal Infectious Disorders – Drug Targets by Bentham Science Publishers. The article provides a comprehensive review of experimental models used in wound healing research, offering valuable insights for preclinical and translational studies in biomedical sciences.