Green Synthesis of Nanoparticles and their Biomedical Applications

• Synthesis Techniques: To provide practical guidance and training in green synthesis methods for producing nanoparticles, emphasizing their application in the biomedical field.
• Characterization Skills Development: To enable participants to effectively characterize nanoparticles using various analytical tools, such as electron microscopy, spectrophotometry, and spectroscopy, for molecular understanding.
• Biological Interaction Analysis: To explore the interaction of green-synthesized nanoparticles with biological systems, focusing on molecular mechanisms and their potential applications in diagnostics, therapeutics, and imaging.
• Clinical Translation Understanding: To bridge the gap between laboratory research and clinical applications, addressing the challenges and strategies for translating nanoparticle innovations into practical clinical settings.
• Safety and Toxicology Assessment: To educate participants on assessing the biocompatibility and potential toxicity of green-synthesized nanoparticles, involving hands-on experiments and discussions on safety protocols.
• Innovation and Sustainable Practices Integration: To encourage innovation in developing environmentally sustainable approaches for nanoparticle synthesis and their application in healthcare, highlighting their impact on the industry.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration Work: To foster collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and industry experts, providing a platform for cross-disciplinary discussions and collaborative projects in the field.

Day 1: Application based design of green synthesized Nanoparticles

• Advantages of green synthesized nanoparticles in nanomedicine
• Tuning of physicochemical properties and surface functionalization
• Targeted delivery, biocompatibility and cytotoxicity
• In vitro and in vivo models with references to human diseases

Day 2: Molecular biology aspects associated with the biomedical applications of green synthesized nanoparticles

• Non-bulk properties and molecular interactions
• Biological barriers, determination of biodistribution, visualization of biodistribution over
  time, quantitative mass-balance information
• Enhanced permeability and retention effect, mononuclear phagocyte system
• Biomimicry, fluid dynamics, ADME assays
• Current challenges in molecular approaches

Day 3: Clinically important green synthesized nanoparticles and application trendline

• Clinical guidelines and limitations
• Clinical trials and clinical applications
• Innovative approaches based on clinical results
• Global status of clinical trials and current challenges
• Future trends

Graduates, Post Graduates, Research Scholars, Academicians, Industry Professionals of Nanotechnology, Chemistry, Materials Science, Biotechnology, Environmental Science

• Proficiency in Green Nanoparticle Synthesis: Participants should acquire hands-on experience and skills in utilizing eco-friendly methods to synthesize nanoparticles for biomedical purposes.
• Advanced Nanoparticle Characterization Competence: Attendees will gain proficiency in utilizing various characterization techniques, such as electron microscopy and spectroscopy, to analyze and understand the properties of nanoparticles.
• Understanding Molecular Interactions: Participants will develop an in-depth understanding of how green-synthesized nanoparticles interact with biological systems and their potential applications in diagnostics, therapeutics, and imaging.
• Bridge Between Laboratory and Clinical Applications: Insights into the challenges and strategies for bridging the gap between laboratory-based research and practical clinical applications of nanoparticles.
• Safety Protocol Awareness and Ethical Understanding: Awareness of safety protocols, biocompatibility, and ethical considerations essential when employing nanoparticles in healthcare settings.
• Innovative and Sustainable Approaches: Exposure to innovative, environmentally friendly approaches in nanoparticle synthesis and their implications for sustainable healthcare practices.
• Enhanced Collaboration and Networking: Opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and networking among researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals for future collaborative endeavors.
• Enhanced Problem-solving Abilities: Improvement in problem-solving skills by engaging in practical problem-solving scenarios and case studies related to the challenges in green-synthesized nanoparticle applications.

Dr. Ratul Das is a distinguished Scientist specializing in Nanobiotechnology. With a PhD in Industrial Biotechnology (Product Development) from the University of Quebec, Canada, Dr. Das has established himself as a trailblazer in his field. His research experience spans 3.5 years at IIT Guwahati and includes groundbreaking work in developing nanoformulation for delivery to cancer cells. Dr. Das has an impressive publication record, with 70 peer-reviewed international research and review papers, including one edited book (Wiley). He has also contributed significantly to conferences and holds a US patent. As an Associate Fellow at TERI- Deakin Nanobiotechnology Centre (TDNBC), India, and an Honorary Fellow of IFM, Deakin University, Australia, Dr. Das supervised PhD students and collaborated on pioneering projects. He was one of the core members of the scientific team of TDNBC in preparing the national guidelines for evaluation of nano-based agri-input and food products published by the DBT, Govt. of India. He co-founded the prestigious journal ‘Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering’ and serves as an Associate Editor. Dr. Das’s expertise extends beyond academia. He currently serves as an external consultant in the area of nano-induced health effects for ‘Save The Environment’ (STE), a non-government organization focusing on environment. Driven by his passion for innovation and commitment to the environment, Dr. Ratul Das continues to make remarkable contributions to the field of Nanobiotechnology.