Nanomedicine Advancements and Intersectional Perspectives for Women's Health

Dr. Pankaj Sharma is the Professor and Head of the Department at ShriRam College of Pharmacy, Banmore, Morena, Madhya Pradesh, India. He has 11 years of experience in teaching and research. His research interests include the development of transdermal preparations, nanoemulsions, tablets, and other carrier-mediated systems for the effective delivery of drugs. He is actively involved in formulating nanocarriers for the effective delivery of drugs for the treatment of diseases. He has received many awards; a few that stand out are the Young Scientist Award from the Indian Pharmaceutical Education Society, the Fellowship from the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, as well as several prizes for the best conference papers presented. Dr. Sharma is an invited speaker, and has published dozens of papers and several book chapters. He has expertise in laboratory development for pharmaceutics, analytical chemistry, microbiology, and biotechnology.Dr. Vinay Jain is a highly accomplished academic and administrative professional, currently serving as the Principal of ShriRam College of Pharmacy. He holds an MPharm and PhD in Pharmacognosy, and has amassed 20 years of experience in teaching and administration. He has made significant contributions to the field through his research and publications, including peer-reviewed articles, edited and indexed books, and guidance for over 32 research scholars. Dr. Jain serves as Coconvener of the Indo-Caribbean conference and Organizing Secretary of the national conference on “The Future Prospect in Pharma-Marketing,” has filed 2 patents and published 50+ papers in international and national journals. In recognition of his excellence, Dr. Jain has received various awards and honors. His recent achievements include the Best Principal award in 2022 by INSC Publishers and Pharma Rising Star Award in 2022.

• 1. Potential impact of nanomedicine in women’s health2. Women’s health challenges: understanding dynamics and complexities3. Applications of nano medicine in gynecology4. Nanotechnology in reproductive health5. Nanomedicine for breast cancer detection and treatment6. Nano drug delivery systems for treatment of osteoporosis or menopause symptoms7. Nanomaterials for wound healing and scar reduction8. Nanotech solutions for skin care9. Nano-enabled wearable devices for monitoring of women's health10. Ethical considerations in nanomedicine research involving women11. Technological innovations in shaping future healthcare12. Nanomaterial design for use in obstetrics and gynecology13. Mitigation of endometriosis using nanomedicines14. Real-life vaccination opportunities for the treatment of various women’s diseases