SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) has taken various research initiatives over the years to mobilize the available knowledge resources for research and also to come up with innovative solutions.
All the research centres of SRMIST function in a cooperative manner to identify and initiate applied as well as cross-disciplinary research projects, create and combine patentable Intellectual Property (IP) components, design and develop prototypes & proof of concepts, manage and market products & solutions (through know-how transferred to incubated companies) and win and work to deliver funded research projects.
Faculty and students are actively involved in research, as the university is
- Committed to fostering and furthering research excellence
- Specially focused on emerging areas of great potential like Nanotechnology, Bioengineering, Energy, Environment, Materials and embedded systems, among others.
- Actively involved in research projects that have nation-building and public causes at their heart, like, for instance, rural healthcare, among others.
In house animal research
A conventional central animal house facility is available at the SRM Institute of Science and Technology (formerly known as SRM University) for teaching, training and research facilities and to meet the growing demand for high-quality laboratory animals in the emerging field of experimental pharmacology and medicine. A FELASA-trained, qualified veterinarian and technical personnel are always at hand to carry out research and keep it per the standards established by the Committee for Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA). The CPCSEA approved the facility for small animal research and education purposes.
Central Laboratory
The clinical laboratory attached to every hospital plays a vital role in the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of patients. In the era of evidence-based medicine, laboratory evaluation of the patient plays a major role in the establishment of a diagnosis. Hence, laboratory diagnosis has gained a prominent place in medical services and therefore, lab services form an integral part of health care delivery.
The department works 24 hours a day and is equipped with state-of-the-art auto-analyzers that are interfaced with the hospital information system. The samples are scanned by a dedicated barcode scanner and processed in two fully automated Beckman Coulter AU480 analyzers to quantify all basic chemistry analytes, including enzymes and emergency cardiac markers.
Two Bio-Rad D10 analyzers are available to analyze HbA1c based on the HPLC method. A VITROS hormone analyzer was procured to estimate thyroid hormone levels and other hormones and tumor markers based on the advanced technique of enhanced chemiluminescence.
Microbiology Lab
The microbiology division of the central laboratory in SRM Medical College Hospital has been established since the start of services for handling infectious disease diagnostic services. We strive to provide a quality service with well-standardized automation, quality reagents, strict internal and external quality assessment and control backed up by well-qualified and dedicated faculty members.
The department takes care of its patients in the areas of bacteriological, parasitological, serological (including viral serology), immunological (autoimmune disease ID), mycobacterial and mycological investigations. Culture and antimicrobial susceptibility testing are offered for bacterial and fungal infections. Advanced identification of microbes is available. We offer services to diagnose dengue, leptospirosis, enteric fever, bloodborne viral infection panel (HIV, HBV, HCV, SYPHILIS), bacterial and parasitic diarrheal diseases, mycobacterial disease (TB and Leprosy), and all other bacterial and fungal infections.
3D Printing in Fab Lab
Equipped with Ultimaker 3 VRF Raptor (Delta Printing)
3D printers that simply work
Our award-winning 3D printers are robust, reliable, and easy to use. They deliver quality parts time and again. Designed and tested to run 24/7, they allow you to achieve the results you need more quickly and easily.
GOVERNMENT FUNDED PROJECTS
TOPIC | FACULTY NAME | FUNDING AGENCY | AMOUNT | ||
Epidemiological assessment of oral hygiene practices, screening of oral cancer & technological intervention for development of Behavioral change communication in North East India | Dr. K. T. Magesh | ICMR / NCDIR | Rs. 41,80,050 | ||
An orbital retractor with inbuilt pressure sensor: a novel design of a biomedical device | Dr. Karthik, Dr. Cynthia Scott |
ICMR | Rs.10,59,435 | ||
Finite element analysis of zygomatico-maxillary complex | Dr. Lakshmi Rathan | ICMR | Rs.10,35,000 |
RESEARCH OUTPUT:
Title | Total no of research resources |
Number of papers published ( SCOPUS /WOS/UGC CARE) | 360 |
Total no of books with ISBN | 20 |
Citation numbers | 869 |
H-index | 19 |
Impact factor (Range for college) | 0.1-7.26 |
Research Projects ( Non Govt 41 + Govt 3) | 44 (Rs.91,83,833) |
MoU’s | 4 |
Patents Published / Granted | 7 published |
SEED money for Research | 6 (Rs 1,32,000/-) |
Revenue generated from consultancy projects | Rs.87,850 |
Awards/recognitions received | 84 |