Pondicherry University Launches Chapter of Society for Neurochemistry India to Boost Research Skills, ETEducation


Pondicherry University

Puducherry: Pondicherry Central University has proposed to open a chapter of Society for Neurochemistry India (SNCI) on its campus.

Deputy Registrar of the University K Magesh said that the meeting was attended by 350 researchers from all over the country and abroad.

The president of the SCNI Amitabha Chattopadhyay was among those who addressed the conference which was inaugurated by the Vice Chancellor P Prakash Babu on September 24.

The Department of Life Sciences of the University organized the conference.

The press release said that the conference focused on “integrative neurochemistry, neuro informatics and therapeutics”.

The Deputy Registrar said that the conference was aimed at strengthening practical research skills among students and young researchers.

The Vice Chancellor was keen to have a chapter of the SNCI in the University. “We are planning to set up a chapter of the Society in the University to strengthen the skills of students and research scholars,” he said.

The release said the conference covered several topics including neuro informatics, artificial intelligence, genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, brain imaging, electrophysiology and therapeutic development.

The release stated that the discussions also focused on challenges in developing treatment for neurological disorders including drug delivery across the blood brain delivery and identification of potential therapeutic targets. PTI

  • Published On Sep 27, 2026 at 08:36 PM IST

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