SACP has a strong research culture with well-funded projects, a patent portfolio, and industry collaborations. The college's research ecosystem includes a CCSEA-approved animal house, zebrafish laboratory, drug testing laboratory, and incubation centre — all supporting cutting-edge pharmaceutical research across five departments.
A snapshot of SACP's research output, infrastructure, and innovation ecosystem.
Each department drives specialised research with dedicated infrastructure and expertise.
Drug delivery systems, nanotechnology, hot melt extrusion, and lyophilization techniques for advanced formulation development.
Neuropharmacology, diabetes research, and behavioral studies using validated in-vivo and in-vitro models.
Natural product chemistry, herbal standardization, and marine pharmacognosy for novel bioactive compound discovery.
Computer-aided drug design (CADD), organic synthesis, and analytical method development for quality assurance.
Pharmacovigilance, clinical research, and drug utilization studies conducted in collaboration with Adichunchanagiri Hospital & Research Centre.
Drug regulatory science, pharmacovigilance, and regulatory compliance frameworks for pharmaceutical product development.
Analytical method development, validation, and quality control using advanced chromatographic and spectroscopic techniques.
The Research & Development Committee at SACP guides institutional research policies, approves funded project proposals, and oversees ethical compliance across all departments. The committee comprises senior faculty, external domain experts, and administrative representatives who collectively ensure that research activities align with the university's vision of innovation and societal impact. It also facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration, mentors early-career researchers, and monitors the progress of ongoing funded projects and patent filings.
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