B. Nirosha Earns Ph.D. from Anurag University
Anurag University proudly congratulates B. Nirosha, Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy, on being awarded her Ph.D. from Anurag University. This achievement marks an important milestone in her academic and research journey, reflecting her dedication to advancing pharmaceutical sciences.
Her doctoral research, titled “Development and Characterization of Drug Polymer-Based Nanoparticulate Formulations to Enhance Apoptotic Potential in Hormone Receptor Positive Breast Cancer,” focuses on developing and characterizing nanoparticulate drug formulations. The research explores approaches to enhance apoptotic potential in hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, contributing to ongoing investigations into targeted drug delivery and cancer treatment strategies.
This accomplishment highlights B. Nirosha’s commitment to scientific inquiry and research excellence in pharmaceutical sciences. Anurag University congratulates her on this significant academic milestone and wishes her continued success in her teaching and future research endeavours.
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