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National Workshop on Molecular Simulation and Chemoinformatics at Karunya University


About Workshop
The clinical application of drugs in the treatment of diseases has been limited by severe toxic side effects during administration of the drugs. Thus it has been the objective of numerous studies to prepare better and safe drugs. Combined approach of computer simulations, and Chemoinformatics could be utilized for generation of effective drug agents (inhibitor) against disease (target). As a result of this, a large number of candidate drugs have been developed till now. These two methods provide the data set for development of computational models, for virtual screening and prediction of biological activity of the new drug to be developed in the near future. These computational models also reduce the number of candidate molecules that needs to synthesized and tested, reducing both cost and time in the process of drug development. Also the above said technique will provide a unique platform to all the researchers working in this field to screen new molecules which are synthesized.

The main problem of any drug and other agents, which  substantially reduces their therapeutic usefulness, lies in their scant selectivity because these substances affect diseased and normal cells alike and lead to the appearance of adverse side effects. This could be elucidated by exploring the mechanism and mode of action of these agents with the receptor to calculate the probabilities of their existence, leading to deciphering their interaction, mechanism and activity which are very essential for the development of better and
safe drugs.

This workshop intends to provide an arena for students and researchers in discussing the following topics as well as to provide hands on training in the following key areas for new drug development.
•Molecular Modeling and drug design
•Molecular dynamics simulations
•Pharmacokinetics
•Chemoinformatics
•High throughput screening
•Combinatorial chemistry
•2D, 3D and pharmacophore based Quantitative Structure Activity
Relationship (QSAR)
•Computer assisted drug design
•Rational drug design
•Structural Bioinformatics
•Medical informatics
•Pharmacoproteomics
•Pharmacogenomics

The workshop would be beneficial to: Students, Teaching faculty, Research Scholars and Scientists in Chemo- and Bioinformatics who are working in Academic Institutions and Government Research Laboratories.

Organised by
Karunya University

Sponsored by
Department of Science and technology
and
Department of Biotechnology ,Govt of India.

Venue: ELOHIM AUDITORIUM
Karunya University,
Karunya Nagar,
Coimbatore-641 114,
Tamil Nadu

Date of the workshop: 24th-26th Feb 2011

Karunya Univeristy Coimatore JRF Position in Biotechnology/Biosciences

School of Biotechnology and Health Sciences
Karunya University
Karunya Nagar, Coimbatore 641 114

Applications are invited for the position of one Junior Research Fellow for a period of three years
purely on temporary basis to work on the DST sponsored
Project entitled: ‘Investigation of the ameliorative effect of Biophytum sensitivum and amentoflavone on ulcerative colitis’ under Dr C. Guruvayoorappan, Principal Investigator.
Minimum qualifications: M.Sc. (Biotechnology/Biosciences/Life Sciences) with minimum 55% marks. NET/GATE qualified candidates will be given preference.
Fellowship: Rs 12,000 + HRA (as applicable) for the first two years and Rs 14,000 + HRA for the third year.

Applications on plain paper along with curriculum vitae, attested copies of mark sheets and NET certificate/GATE score sheet should be sent to Dr C. Guruvayoorappan, Assistant Professor (SG), Department of Biotechnology, School of Biotechnology and Health Sciences, Karunya University, Karunya Nagar, Coimbatore 641 114, Tamil Nadu, India

Last Date: within 21 days from the date of publication of this advertisement(kindly check with the institute)

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