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Adichunchanagiri University · Faculty of Pharmacy
Patents & Intellectual Property
Innovation in Pharmaceutical Sciences
◆ Overview

Innovation in Pharmaceutical Sciences

Sri Adichunchanagiri College of Pharmacy has a strong patent portfolio demonstrating innovation in pharmaceutical sciences. Faculty contributions span diagnostic devices, AI-enabled systems, novel drug delivery platforms, herbal formulations, and research apparatus developed across the college's specialised departments.

◆ Innovation Categories

Areas of Innovation

SACP's patent portfolio spans five major innovation categories, reflecting the breadth of research expertise across the college.

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Diagnostic Devices
UV-TLC apparatus, digital dermatoscope, cervical cancer detection strips — advancing point-of-care diagnostics.
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AI-Enabled Devices
AI-powered Parkinson’s disease detection and insulin dispensing with body sugar monitoring technology.
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Drug Formulations
Proniosomal systems, bi-layered lollipops, oral liquids — novel drug delivery and therapeutic formulations.
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Research Apparatus
Water maze apparatus for neurotoxicity and Franz diffusion cells for permeability — custom research tools.
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Drug Safety
Serialization and anti-counterfeiting solutions, heavy metal detection in pharmaceuticals for patient safety.
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◆ Related Research
Research Publications
Browse SACP research papers, journal articles, and faculty publications.
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Research Facilities
Department-wise research wings, instruments, and specialised laboratories.
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Funded Projects
Externally funded research projects from DST, ICMR, VGST, and other agencies.
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