Department of Bio-Medical Laboratory Science & Management

Historical Milestones :

2002: - Started the course in the form of Post Graduate Diploma under the Department of Human Physiology With Community Health.
2004: - The Post Graduate diploma course has been reframed into Master level course and the course was under the extension wing of the Department of Human Physiology With Community Health.
2005: - The new department has been setup taking the fund and permission of UGC innovative programme under the Xth five year plan.
2006: - Annual basis course was reframed into semester mode. Ph.D. committee has been framed and we started our Ph.D. work in this department with special emphasis on Molecular Medicine/ Herbal Medicine.
• The department is engaged to run several investigations related to human health bio-sensors    monitoring from the angel of quality control engaging the master degree students.
• Molecular techniques for health diagnosis are one of the important part of teaching & learning of this    department.
• Generate skilled and knowledgeable manpower in laboratory medicine.

New inclusion from emerging fields in curriculum :

1. Quality control of Laboratory medicine.
2. Diagnosis by molecular sensor analysis.
3. Modern Biotechnological approaches in clinical diagnosis.
4. Laboratory Management and Laboratory ethics.
5. Automation in Clinical Laboratory.

Research areas / fields :

Diabetic Research, Reproductive Endocrinology, Molecular Medicine. Cellular Toxicology and its Management / Molecular Biochemistry of alveolar surfactant secretion. Environmental and molecular toxicology and anti-oxidant defense system

Ph.D Running & Awarded :

1.      10 Ph. D students are awarded

2.      3 students are ready for submission, Pre-submission seminar have been completed.

3.      5 Ph. D registered students.

Seminars / Workshop and Special Lectures held :

1.      National Seminar on Biomedical Laboratory Science and Management, 19^th- 21^st     December’ 2005 sponsored by DST, DRDO, ICMR,UGC.

2.      Special lecture delivered by Dr. A.K.Hati, Former Director, School of Tropical Medicine, Kolkata.