‘Providing low-cost treatment to patients should be the aim of scientists and researchers’

Updated - February 23, 2024 06:44 pm IST

Published - February 23, 2024 06:43 pm IST - HUBBALLI

Vice-Chancellor of Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara University Niranjan Kumar addressing a gathering after inaugurating the SDM Bio MedCon 2024 national conference in Dharwad on Friday.

Vice-Chancellor of Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara University Niranjan Kumar addressing a gathering after inaugurating the SDM Bio MedCon 2024 national conference in Dharwad on Friday. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

Vice-Chancellor of Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara (SDM) University Niranjan Kumar has said that providing low-cost treatment to patients should be the aim of scientists and researchers.

He was inaugurating the SDM Bio MedCon 2024 national conference on the theme, Emerging Trends in Biomedical Research, organised by SDM Research Institute for Biomedical Sciences in Dharwad on Friday.

Dr. Niranjan Kumar said that scientists and researchers should help patients in leading quality life by finding new solutions.

Director of CCMB, Hyderabad K. Thangaraj delivered the keynote address.

Executive Director of the university Padmalatha Niranjan, Director Administration Saketh Shetty, Pro Vice-Chancellor S.K. Joshi, Registrar Chidendra M. Shettar, Finance Officer V.G. Prabhu, Director Research K. Satyamoorthy, Principal of SDM Medical College Rathnamala Desai and others were present.

As many as 175 scientists, research scholars and students are participating in the three-day conference in which 21 eminent speakers from across the country will deliver expert talks.

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