Anurag University Faculty Publish Research on Green Analysis of Semaglutide

Dr. D. Santhoshi Priya and Dr. Kiran Gangarapu of the School of Pharmacy, Anurag University, have successfully published their research article titled “Stability-Indicating RP-UPLC Analysis of Semaglutide: Integrating Green Analytical Chemistry Principles in Bulk and Pharmaceutical Formulations” in the Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation, published by Springer Nature. The publication highlights the application of green analytical chemistry principles in the analysis of Semaglutide in bulk and pharmaceutical formulations.
The research contributes to the development of sustainable and efficient analytical approaches in pharmaceutical research, with a focus on stability-indicating analysis using RP-UPLC techniques. The publication reflects the researchers’ contribution to advancing analytical methodologies in the pharmaceutical sciences and strengthens the University’s research profile in emerging areas of pharmaceutical research.
The Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation is indexed in SCIE and Scopus, with an Impact Factor of 2.6, an H-Index of 43, and a Web of Science Quartile of Q3. This publication marks a significant research achievement for the School of Pharmacy and Anurag University. The University congratulates Dr. D. Santhoshi Priya and Dr. Kiran Gangarapu on this accomplishment and wishes them continued success in their research endeavours.
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