Chemistry HOD Publishes SCIE Research on Anticancer Drug Development
Anurag University congratulates Dr. Savita Belwal, Professor & Head, Department of Chemistry, on the publication of her research paper titled "Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Naphthyridines Amide Derivatives as Anticancer Agents." The research has been published in Chemical Data Collections (Elsevier), a Q3, SCIE and Scopus-indexed international journal with an Impact Factor of 2.4 and an H-Index of 45.
The study focuses on the synthesis and biological evaluation of novel naphthyridine amide derivatives with promising anticancer activity. By investigating these compounds as potential therapeutic candidates, the research contributes to the discovery of new molecules that could support the development of more effective cancer treatments and advance medicinal chemistry research.
This publication reflects the Department of Chemistry's dedication to high-quality scientific research and reinforces Anurag University's commitment to advancing innovation in pharmaceutical sciences, drug discovery, and globally recognized research excellence.
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