National Symposium on
Recent Advances in Toxicological studies:Molecular and physiological aspects
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15 January, 2008)
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Mr. Rajeev Mishra
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NSTS, MMV,
BanarasHinduUniversity
Varanasi-221 005
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National Symposiumon
Recent Advances in Toxicological studies:
Molecular and physiological aspects
27-28February, 2008
The studies on the adverse effects of foreign agents both in vitro and in vivo,on health of human, animal, plants and ecosystem are covered under broad area of toxicological studies. The seminar aims at providing a platform to the advances in sound scientific understanding of the mechanisms by which foreign substances adversely affect health. The basic principle and concepts in toxicology like dose,exposure,hazard,risk,indicators, biomarkers,etc. the experimentaland epidemiological methods to evaluate toxicity of chemicals,xenobioticabsorption, biotransformation and elimination, effects ofpollutants, pesticides,etc. and the methodology of risk assessment are certain key objectives that would be addressed during the seminar. The emphasis will beon the molecular basis of the toxic effects caused due to foreign agents in animals, plants and the ecosystems, their detoxification and remediation strategies with key examples.Animals and plants are not isolated rather exist as participants in complex environment. Those working in the areaof animal toxicity,phytotoxicity,genotoxicity,dealing with detecting the toxicological effects of chemical agents, the DNA damage and repair can be explored by the study of molecular modes of action of these compounds.Our objective is to provide opportunities to young researchers and students to comprehend and exchange ideas in the field of toxicology and the poster sessions during the symposium would assist the cause.The symposium has been designed in a way that it isexplicable by both the non members and members of the scientific community.
Venue:
Savitri Devi Dalmiya Vigyan Bhawan
New Science Block, MMV,
BanarasHinduUniversity
Varanasi -221005
Abstracts
Abstracts not exceeding 250 words be communicated to Dr. K. Shah Organizing Secretary in the form of one hard copy accompanied by a 31/4 floppy. The abstract can also be sent through e-mail as an attachment on on or before 15 January, 2008.
It is intended to publish the proceedings in the form of a book after peer review. The authors are requested to submit full papers of the abstracts which they wish to present during the symposium by 15March 2008.
Registration fee:
For Students/Research ScholarsRs 150/-
For all ParticipantsRs.350/-
*Registration fee may be remitted in advance through a demand draft in favour of Convener, NSTS, MMV, BHU, payable at BHU, Varanasi.
Information and registration form is also available at
BanarasHinduUniversity
Located at the banks of the river Ganga, Banaras Hindu University ,the oldest residential university in the country was established in 1916 by the visionary educationist Mahamana Madan Mohan Malviya.The picturesque 1400 acre campus houses, three institutes(medical, technology and agriculture), A women’s college (Mahila Mahavidyalaya),15 Faculties,123 Departments and 4 interdisciplinary schools rapidly growing2760 acre south campus of the university is located at Barkachha in Vindhyan plateau about 70 km from Varanasi.
Mahila Mahavidyalaya (estd. 1929, originally named women’s college) of the BanarasHinduUniversity is a landmark in the history of women’s education in northern India. MMV is one of the first institutions to champion the cause of women empowerment through education. An extensive infrastructure facility (about 8000 sq .m floor area), Savitri Devi Dalmiya Vigyan Bhawan, has recently been created through the generous donation by a distinguished alumna of MMV. An interdisciplinary Masters Programme in Bioinformatics has been established in 2005 at MMV with UGC support under innovative programme.
Address for Communication:
Dr. Kavita Shah
Convener & Organizing Secretary
NSTS, MMV, BHU, Varanasi-221005
Mobile no.9450955423
email:
Patron
Prof. Panjab Singh Vice–Chancellor, BHU
Steering Committee
Prof S.Lele
Prof S.N.Upadhyaya
Prof Gajendra Singh
Prof B.D.Singh (Science)
Prof P.N.Pandey
Prof S.N.Pandey
Prof Ranjana Srivastava
Prof B.D.Singh (Education)
Prof S.C.Lakhotia
Prof S.Kumra
Prof Rajesh Singh
Mr N.Sundaram
Mr Parag Prakash
Prof B.S. Gandhi
Organizing Committee
Prof B.S. Gandhi Chairperson
Prof Sushila Singh
ProfMeena Sodhi
Prof Rehana Quraishi
Prof M.B.Tyagi
Prof Anjana Mukhopadhyay
Prof Sushma Tripathi
Dr Swati
Dr Kanika Kundu
Dr Asha Rani Mehrotra
Dr Kavita Shah (Convener & Org. Secretary)
Mr Rajeev Mishra(Jt. Organizing Secretary)
Dr Sunita Chandra
Dr C.L.Yadav
Dr Vishwanath Pandey
National Symposium
on
Recent Advances in Toxicological studies:
Molecular and Physiological aspects
27-28 February 2008
Patron
Prof. Panjab Singh
Chairperson
Prof. B. S. Gandhi
MAHILA MAHAVIDYALAYA
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSIY
VARANASI -221005
Academic Programme Committee
Prof. B.S. Gandhi
Prof S. Singh
Prof Meena Sodhi
Prof Madhu Bala Tyagi (Convener)
Prof Anjana Mukhopadhyay
Prof R. Quraishi
Prof Sushma Tripathi
Dr Swati (Co-convener)
Dr Kavita Shah (Organizing Secretary)
Dr Meenakshi Singh
Dr Neelam Atri
Mr Rajeev Mishra
Dr Radha Chaubey
Registration Committee
Dr Kalpana (Convener)
Dr Karuna Singh (Co-convener)
Dr Neelam Srivastava
Dr Diksha Katiyar
Ms Rakhi Garg
Dr Gautam Geeta J
Dr Avijit Ganguly
Mr Ratneshwar
Accommodation Committee
Dr Kanika Kundu (Convener)
Dr Usha Saxena
Dr Deepa Rani Saxena(Co-Convener)
Dr Chandrawati Pandey
Dr Meena Lal
Dr Swarn Lata
Ms Nishat Afroz
Conference Hall Committee
Dr Meena Arora (Convener)
Dr Poonam Singh (Co-convener)
Dr K.N. Tiwari
Dr Preeti Lahiri
Dr Pravati Sahoo
Dr Seema Tiwari
Hospitality Committee
Dr Asha R Mehrota (Convener)
Dr Rashida Khatoon (Co-convener)
Dr Archana Chakraborty
Dr Kalpana Gupta
Dr Saroj Rani
Dr Sunita Singh
Ms Priyamvada
Dr Mukta Singh
Dr Seema Pratap
Dr Archana
Public Relations Committee
Prof Geeta Rai (Convener)
Prof Vibha R Dubey (Co-convener)
Dr Meena Arora
Dr Ranjana Mittra
Dr Swarn Lata
Dr Nidhi Sharma
Dr Reeta Singh
Dr Shweta Prasad
Dr Mitali Deb
Transport Committee
Dr Dashrath Gond (Convener)
Dr Usha Srivastava (Co-Convener)
Dr Arun Kumar Singh
Dr Vikramaditya Choudhury
Reports Committee
Dr Sumita Sengupta (Convener)
Dr Pratima Kapur (Co-convener)
Dr Suman Jain
Dr Nishi Kumari
Ms Sweety Bandopadyay
Dr Priyamvada
Dr Richa Raghuwanshi
Dr Sandeep Pokharia
Dr Rashmi Singh
Invitation Committee
Dr Usha Singh (Convener)
Dr Swarn Lata (Co-convener)
Dr Dashrath Gond
Dr Rita Singh
Dr Meenakshi Singh
Dr Karuna Singh
Dr Richa Raghuwanshi
Dr Radha Chaubey
Dr Soma Dutta
Cleaniness Committee
Dr Namrata Mahanta (Convener)
Dr Vikramaditya K. Choudhury (Co-convener)
Mr Jai Singh
Ms Urvashi Gahlout