A photo from the research committee meeting at St John’s Medical College, Bangalore
Loading... Taking too long? Reload document | Open in new tab Download [12.84 MB] ABOUT CONFERENCE Dear friends, Toxicology or the science of safety deals with harmful effects of chemical substances on animals, humans and the environment. Over the years, this branch of science has evolved and now deals with …
Announcing Affiliation of Pushpagiri Centre for Evidence-Based Practice to Joanna Briggs Institute, University of Adelaide, Australia !!! The Pushpagiri Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Centre under the Department of Community Medicine started Pushpagiri Centre for Evidence Based Practice (PCEBP), the first of its kind in Kerala. The official inauguration …
Postgraduate students of MACFAST College visited Pushpagiri Research Centre on 28th Sep, to understand the scope of Biomedical Research being done here. In the photo, Rev Dr Mathew Mazhavancheril (our Director) is seen addressing the students. Being a PhD holder in Biotechnology from the prestigious Pune University, he explained various …
Announcing a ‘Workshop on Clinical Trials‘, to discuss the practical implications and regulatory environment in India. 26th October 2018. Lead Resource Person will be Dr Melvin George, MD, DM (Associate Prof of Clinical Pharmacology, SRM, Chennai)
It is indeed a pleasure to see our long time well-wisher Dr Sabu Thomas becoming the Vice-Chancellor of MG University. The PRC team, led by Rev Dr Mathew Mazhavancheril, had the privilege to meet him and Dr Nandakumar Kalarikkal (Director of Nanosciences) at the VC’s chamber on 6th September. We …
Pushpagiri Centre for Virology, a part of PRC, offers all the latest diagnostic options for Leptospirosis, including Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR). The RT-PCR test is the most reliable diagnostic test available for Leptospirosis. Call George Varghese @ 9847380149 for more details. #weshallovercome
Pushpagiri Research Centre and Sri Narayani Hospital & Research Centre Vellore signs Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for collaboration in biomedical research. The MoU was signed by Rev Dr Mathew Mazhavancheril and Dr Balaji Nandagopal, in the presence of Dr G Sridharan (Former Head of Virology at CMC) and Dr Aravindan …
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