Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine – Shri. B. M. Patil Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre

Laboratory of

Vascular Physiology & Medicine

The Research Club was instituted by the Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine under the auspices of the Department of Physiology in the year 2017(January).

Aim: Aimed to promote research culture and research environment in the BLDE University.

Objectives:

The Research Club has been formed with the following objectives

To discuss any issues pertaining to health science research with interdisciplinary approaches.
To discuss and share the recent updates in any discipline under medical and allied health.
To discuss various aspects of clinical interpretations and understanding of basic medical sciences.
To take guidance, suggestions and help from learned members of research club on any research topic undertaken.
To invite distinguished researchers from any branch of science and social sciences, technology, engineering and medical sciences to get appropriate guidance on various aspects of multidisciplinary research.
To encourage presentation on any current topic of interest under any discipline of medical sciences by the young researchers who works on physiological sciences.
To promote science, humanities and environmental issues.

Date, Time & Venue of The Research Club meet:The last Saturday of every month from 4.00 pm to 5.30 pm in the Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine, Department of Physiology.

Inception and Inauguration: The 1st meet and formal inauguration of The Research Club was held on 28.01.2017. Prof B. G. Mulimani, Chief Advisor and Former Vice-Chancellor, BLDE (Deemed to be University) inaugurated “The Research Club” and Dr. M. S. Biradar, Former Vice-Chancellor, BLDE (Deemed to be University) presided over the function. Prof Kusal K. Das, Mentor for The Research Club briefed about the objectives of The Research Club and also shared some interesting facts and information about research clubs in other universities of the world. Members of The Research Club shared their views on the club and also their research experience. Since its inception total of 22 Research club meets have been organized (10 in the year 2017 and 12 in the year 2018). Resource Persons specialized in various fields were invited for The Research Club meets. They shared their expertise and views on various topics with the members of the Research Club.

S. No.	Date	Hot Topic	Popular Topic
1	28th Jan 2017	Formal inauguration by Prof B. G. Mulimani, Chief Advisor and Former Vice Chancellor, BLDE University and Dr M. S. Biradar, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, BLDE University
2	25th Feb 2017	MoU between Tulane University, New Orleans, US and BLDE University. Prof Kusal K. Das briefed about his experience during visit to Hypertension and Renal Centre of Excellence, Tulane University, New Orleans, US
3	25th Mar 2017	Hypertension	Science and Philosophy of Music
4	22nd Apr 2017	Cardiomyopathy	Reiki, Summer diet
5	27th May 2017	Organ Transplantation	Laughter therapy
6	24th June 2017	Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia	Gut microbiota
7	29th July 2017	Urinary tract infection	Mediterranean diet
8	26th Aug 2017	Recent advances in diabetes management	Surrogacy: A Legal Perspective
9	28th Oct 2017	Motor neuron disease	Progeria-Old before time
10	16th Dec 2017	Prospects and Future of Physiology
11	23rd Jan 2018	Science and Religion
12	24th Feb 2018	Carcinoma of Breast	Smart Phone Hazards
13	31st Mar 2018	Immunotherapy	The theory of everything in memory of Late Prof. Stephen Hawking
14	28th Apr 2018	Oxidative stress and antioxidant defence	Sleep Quality
15	26th May 2018	Significance of citations	Birds in and around Bijapur
16	30th Jun 2018	Biomedical waste management	mHealth
17	03 Aug 2018	Role of human genetics in medical diagnosis	Physical activity and health
18	25th Aug 2018	Importance of medical education on growth of medical university	Health impact of extreme climatic conditions
19 & 20	27th Oct 2018	Dyslexia	Body donation
21	24th Nov 2018	Carcinoma of cervix	Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
22	29th Dec 2018	Cancer counseling	E-cigarettes-Pros and Cons
23		Quality of drinking water in and around Vijayapur	Are Universities becoming emotionless?
24		Importance of pets in human life	Cooking is both physical and mental therapy.
25		Human ergonomics in changing scenario for better Indian health care system	Pre INCA civilization in Bolivia.
26		How to keep scientific innovation alive	Keto diet
27		Neonatal care and infant mortality in and around Vijayapur	Stippling art.
28		Research and development in the perspective of peer assessments
29		Interdisciplinary research between Pharmacies especially drug development and Clinical trials with Medicine.	Water crisis and future of India
30		Interdisciplinary research with Engineering & Medical Sciences under BLDE umbrella	Human touch at the face of nature’s fury.
31		Significance of interdisciplinary research between Western and Indian systems of Medicine.	North Karnataka delicacies.
32		Importance of school education in the perspective of higher education.	Global hunger index and India.
33		Medical Education and Research in Bolivia.
34		Global warming, climate change, and environmental health.	Happy New Year 2020
35		Environmental Engineering: Scope & Future Area of Research
36		‘National Science Day 2020 Celebration’ on 28th February 2020
37		Introduction to Bioinformatics
38		Prof. A. S. Paintal, FRS 94th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY’: 24th September 2020
39		Molecular design and synthesis
40		Journey of Physiology Education: My Perception
41		Unlocking Physiology, Crossing Borders
42		New perspective of the control of CO2/H+-dependent drive to breathe
43		Impact of erythropoietin on neuronal control of respiration
44		DNA repair System In Mycobacteria
45		Development of Electrochemical Sensing Interfaces by using Advanced Voltammetric Techniques (KOREATECH)

Research Models developed at Vascular Lab

Chronic sustained hypoxia model (10% Oxygen; 90% N2)
Rodent stroke model by mid cerebral carotid artery occlusion(MCAO) technique
Protein restricted dietary model (5% Casein)
Hyperlipidemia dietary model in rats (30% fat)
Salt sensitive hypertensive (SSH) models by inducing L-NAME & NaCl
Renal arterial occlusion model for developing renal hypertension\
In Silico Drug development Model

External Research Student/Faculty Training

NAIRA ELOYAN (UNESCO PhD STIDENT, YEREVAN, ARMENIA)

Dr.Naira Eloyan, UNESCO PhD student under UNESCO Chair Life Sciences from Yerevan, Armenia had undergone 3 week training at Vascular Laboratory. She was mentored by Prof.Kusal Das, UNESCO Adviser for Environmental Health and PhD Co-Adviser of Dr.Naira Eloyan. Dr.Vidya A.Patil, Professor & Head, Department of Anaesthesia acted as a clinical mentor for Dr.Naira for clinical research training (September – October 2020).

Dr.Naira was trained in experimental physiology from the perspective of biophysics and molecular biology. She also received clinical training in the Department of Anaesthesia for the management of pain sensation and electromagnetic field.

Natalia Zubieta-DeUrioste (La Paz, Bolivia)

Dr.Natalia Zubieta-DeUrioste,MD – A physician at La Paz, Bolivia at High Altitude Pulmonary and Pathology Institute visited Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine, BLDE (Deemed to be University) as a research trainee for 2 weeks during November – December 2020. She had a training basically on experimental physiology and molecular biology specific to hypoxia gene here.

Satish Dipankar(AIIMS, Patna)

Dr.Satish Dipankar, MD (Physiology), Associate Professor of Physiology, AIIMS, Patna was deputed to the Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine for research training in experimental physiology under Prof.Kusal Das. He was here for 2 weeks in June 2020. During his training, he learned the rodent stroke model and experimental hypertension.

RESEARCH IMPACT FROM VASCULAR LABORATORY

Rat cerebral ischemic model: Hypoxia pre-treatment as therapeutic perspective

Collaborative research with University of Leeds(2016) able to successfully established experimental rat cerebral ischemicmodelat Vascular Physiology laboratory of the University. Using this model as preclinical studies vascular science researchers of BLDE (DU) demonstrated clearly that hypoxia pre-treatment (5% O₂)in animals can reduce ischemic brain injury due to stroke ! This unique research indicated as a possible protective strategy against cerebral focal ischemia or stroke (Das et al 2018).

Das KK, Yendigeri SM, Patil BS, Bagoji IB, Reddy RC, Bagali S, Biradar MS, Saha S. Subchronic hypoxia pretreatment on brain pathophysiology in unilateral common carotid artery occluded albino rats. Indian J Pharmacol 2018;50(4): 185-191. DOI: 10.4103/ijp.IJP_312_17

Oxygen transport triad and hypoxia tolerance: HAPE, HACE, COPD perspective

Collaborative research on hypoxia and high-altitude pathophysiology with High Altitude Pulmonary and Pathology Institute, Bolivia and Laval University, Canada the researcher of BLDE (DU) demonstrated that the oxygen transport triad (pneumodynamic pump, hemodynamic pump & Epo/Hemoglobin) actually regulates hypoxia tolerance of an individual in relation to physiological acid-base balance. These hypotheses partly explain why COVID-19 incidence is lower in high altitude inhabitants. Further, the work also suggested hypoxia preconditioning as a preventive measure against acute hypoxic complications in high altitude like HAPE or HACE, etc.(Zubieta et al 2020).

1. Zubieta-Calleja, G.R.; Zubieta-DeUrioste, N.; Venkatesh, T.; Das KK.; Soliz, J. COVID-19: Multiple Diseases Simulating Extreme High-Altitude Exposure? Oxygen Transport Physiology and Scarce Need of Ventilators; Andean Condor & rsquo;s-Eye-View. Reviews on Recent Clinical Trials 2020, 15(4).

https://doi.org/10.2174/1574887115666200925141108

Normalized Wall Index (NWI)as vascular markerin cardiovascular pathophysiology

Normalized wall index,as an indicator of vascular structural integrity might be useful to assess the atherosclerotic disease burden. It is routinely used in Carotid Doppler study as well as in CT and MRI to measure the wall thickness and lumen diameter of blood vessel in humans. Vascular researchers of BLDE (DU) have made successfully thefirst time an attempt to evaluate the normalized wall index (NWI)through histopathology in experimental rat model by using Digimizer Image analyser (Patil et al 2019).

This innovative technique to measure the arterial wall and lumen thickness through histopathology was first ever reported in any scientific literatureso far by anyone other than BLDE(DU) researchers. This invention will definitely change remarkably in vascular science research for preclinical trials.

BS, Kanthe P, Reddy RC, Das KK. EmblicaOfficinalis (Amla) ameliorates high fat diet-induced alteration of cardiovascular pathophysiology. Cardiovasc Hematol Agents Med Chem.2019;17(1):52-63. doi: 10.2174/1871525717666190409120018

Chronic Intermittent Hypoxia(CIH) and Hyperglycemia: Possible therapeutic uses of calcium channel blocker (Cilnidipine)

Chronic intermittent hypoxia (CIH) is commonly seen in obstructive sleep apnoea. It is associated with cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and impaired glucose homeostasis. Researchers of vascular laboratory of BLDE(DU) showed clearly in experimental model that CIH induces over production of reactive oxygen species as well as hyper activities of sympathetic N-typeCa2+ channels possibly through HIF 1-α expression and influence on insulin signalling by causing hyperglycemia, glucose intolerance and insulin resistance. This hyperglycaemic status can be controlled by using L/N type calcium channel blocker like cilnidipine as possible therapeutic measure(Bagali et al 2020; Das et al 2016).

BagaliS, Nerune SM, Reddy RC, Yendigeri SM, Patil BS, Naikwadi AA , KulkarniRV,Das KK. Low oxygen microenvironment and cardiovascular remodelling: Role of dual L/N type Ca²⁺ channel blocker. Indian J Pharmcol 2020: In Press
Das KK, Nemegouda SR, Patil SG, Saha S. Possible Hypoxia Signaling Induced Alteration of Glucose Homeostasis in Rats Exposed to Chronic Intermittent Hypoxia - Role of Antioxidant (Vitamin C) and Ca2+ Channel Blocker (Cilnidipine)Current Signal Transduction Therapy2016,11 (1): 49-55

Environmental Health Research: Impact and recognition

1. Ground water fluoride research: The researchers of BLDE (DU) investigated on ground water fluoride contamination in Indi taluka of Vijayapur district during 2015-2016. Their investigation was unique as this was the first time in Indiaa scientific study had been conducted on fluoride concentrations in groundwater of same areas over a period of 15-year interval (Ugran et al2017). Further this work has been recognized by Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India by conferring ‘G.P.Chatterjee Memorial Award’ to PI of this project during Indian Science Congress in 2019 (https://www.ugc-inno-nehu.com/isc106-lpu-programme-schedule.pdf )
2. Metals and cardiovascular cell signal transduction: Vascular researchers found the exact mechanisms involved in heavy metal (nickel, lead) toxicities in cardiovascular system by identifying target specific signal transduction pathways in rat model. These findings will help to target drugs against metal poisoning. (Reddy et al 2020’ Das et al 2020).
3. Establishment UNESCO Dean of Environmental Health under UNESCO Chair (Life Sciences) at BLDE (DU): UNESCO Chair – Life Sciences (Biophysics, Biotechnology and Environmental Health) has appointed Dean of Environmental Health under its chair at BLDE(DU) Prof. Kusal K.Das of Department of Physiology. He has taken over the responsibility as Dean since August 2020.

(http://www.biophys.am/pages/index/Environmental-Health/ )

1. Ugran V,Desai N, Chakraborti D, Masali KA, Mantur P, Kulkarni S, Deshmukh N, Chadchan KS, Das SN, Tanksali AS, Arwikar AS, Guggarigoudar SP, Vallabha T, Patil SS, Das KK. Groundwater fluoride contamination and its possible health implications in Indi taluk of Vijayapura District (Karnataka) State), India..Environ Geochem Health.2017 Oct;39(5):1017-1029. DOI: 10.1007/s10653-016-9869-2.
2. Reddy RC, Devaranavadagi B, Yendigeri SM, Bagali S, Kulkarni RV, Das KK. Effect of L-Ascorbic Acid on Nickel-Induced Alteration of Cardiovascular Pathophysiology in Wistar Rats. Biol Trace Elem Res. 2020 May;195(1):178-186. doi: 10.1007/s12011-019-01829-w
3. Das S, Reddy RC, Chadchan KS, Patil AJ, Biradar MS, Das KK. Nickel and Oxidative Stress: Cell Signaling Mechanisms and Protective Role of Vitamin C. Endocr

LSRB, DRDO

Ministry of Defence, Government of India (2014- 2017 extended 2019 September ).Title: “Influence of antioxidant vitamin (L-ascorbic acid) on hypoxia-induced alteration of VEGF gene expression in male diabetic rats with or without exposure to heavy metal nickel”. Fund Rs. 27,40,600/-(Vide Sanction letter: No O/o CC R&D(TM)/81/48222/LSRB-XXIX-Meeting/2014 06th August 2014) [Completed]

INR 17, 65,200 (2015-2019)

VGST-K FIST (Level 2),

(DST, Government of Karnataka (2016-2019). “Effect of L-ascorbic acid and calcium channel blocker on hypoxia exposed possible alteration of cell signaling pathways in the respiratory system of male rats with or without heavy metal lead exposure” (VGST-KFIST/1230/2015 Dated 22/6/2016.(Rs.40,00,000/-) [On Going]

INR 40, 00,000 ((2017-2021)

KSTA-GRANT,

for Medical Ethics Seminar (DST. Government of Karnataka, Feb. 2021).

INR 1,00,000. ( 2021)

Electrophysiology
Molecular Biology
Clinical & Translational

Research Electrophysiology

MP45 BIOPAC STUDENT LAB:

Rat & Human ECG Monitoring
Pneumogram
HRV Analysis
Animal (Rat/mice) invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring
Animal (Rat/mice) non-invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring
EEG and other neurological works
EMG etc. on both rats & human

SMALL ANIMAL RADIO TELEMETRY SYSTEM:

Pressure telemetry foundation system
Biopotential telemetry system with lab chart pro analysis software

UV VISIBLE SPECTROPHOTOMETER (SCHIMADZU UV 1800):

Qualitative & Quantitative analysis of Biologically important compounds
Enzyme kinetics
To Study the absorption Spectra of compounds
Quantitative analysis of pharmaceutical substances

PERISCOPE:

It is an automated cardiovascular analyzer. It analyzes arterial stiffness, estimates simultaneous four limb blood pressure, Central aortic blood pressure, and cardiac indices from pressure analysis.

Research Molecular Biology

ELISA MICRO-PLATE READER:

Qualitative & Quantitative analysis of the Biologically important compounds (Hormones, Growth factors, Specific Bacterial or Viral Antigens) based on their Immune property.(eg: VEGF, HIF 1 alpha, etc)

ELISA MICRO-PLATE WASHER

It is used in the process of washing the microplates to remove the excess/unbound antigens/ antibodies with a specific Buffer where we can set the number of washing cycles

WESTERN BLOTTING APPARATUS

To evaluate Protein expressions in blood & tissues

PCR ( THERMOCYCLER) MACHINE

To identify a specific gene For gene mutation studies by using restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) technique

COLD CENTRIFUGE (-20⁰C with 20000 rpm, REMI )

VERTICAL DEEP FREEZER (ELANPRO -20 DEGREE CELSIUS)

Bioinformatics / Computational Biology

DRUG SCREENING (ADME)
MOLECULAR DOCKING WITH ALL THE SOFTWARES

Research Clinical

PHYSIO-PAC:

PC based Electrophysiology system ECG, EEG, EMG, Respiratory rate, Pulse rate

DICROWIN (PC BASED PPG ANALYZER)

PC based automatic pulse plethysmography analyzer system, Stiffness index, Reflection index and cardiovascular indices such as ejection slope, Left ventricular ejection time, upstroke time, pre-ejection period.

CANWIN (CARDIAC AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY ANALYZER)

PC based automatic cardiac neuropathy analyzer and parasympathetic battery of tets.

International Recoginition

UNESCO/UNITWIN NETWORK

Laboratory of Vascular Physiology is now a part of UNESCO/UNITWIN Network affiliated laboratory under UNESCO Chair-Life Sciences (Biophysics, Biotechnology, and Environmental Health). This centre is the co-ordinator of Environmental Health under UNESCO Chair Life Sciences (2018).

Prof.Kusal K.Das is appointed as Dean of Environmental Health under UNESCO Chair- Life Sciences (Biophysics, Biotechnology, and Environmental Health) on August 1, 2020.

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IUPS

Prof.Kusal Das is a member of the Education Committee of the International Union of Physiological Sciences (IUPS) till 2021.

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Selected International Visitors

Distinguished Visitors – 2018

Distinguished Visitors – 2017

Distinguished Visitors – 2016

National Dignitaries

Seminars/Conferences (2015 – 2021)

Publications

News & Events

National Conference (2016)

Annual Conference of Association of Physiologists of India (Sep 14-17 2016) at BLDE University, Vijayapura, Karnataka
Co-organized 7^th.Chronic Hypoxia Symposium as coordinator during November February – March 2019
Convener & Program Director - UNESCO/UNITWIN Network 3^rd Seminar (Virtual Conference), August 6-7, 2020 Prof.Kusal K Das
Laboratory of Vascular Physiology and Medicine, Department of Physiology organized International Hypoxia Symposium-2019 to commemorate 2019 Nobel Prize awards for hypoxia biologists. Prof.Jan Marino Ramirez, Professor of Neurosurgery, University of Washington, USA, Prof.Gustavo Zubieta-Calleja, Director, IPPA, La Paz, Bolivia, Prof.Thuppil Venkatesh, Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry, St.John’s Medical College, Bangalore and Dr.Bhaskar Saha, Scientist G, NCCS, DBT, Pune delivered lectures.

Visiting Professor Positions

Kusal K Das was appointed as Visiting Professor of Medicine at Leeds Medical School, University of Leeds (March 1, 2014- February 28, 2016)
Kusal Das was appointed as Visiting Professor of Physiology at School of Medicine, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2017
Dr.M.S.Biradar was appointed as Visiting Professor”, Tulane University School of Medicine, USA (2017)

International Visit:

Kusal Das - Visiting Professor of Medicine at Leeds Medical School, University of Leeds, UK (2015 June-July)
Kusal Das - Visiting Professor of Medicine at Leeds Medical School, University of Leeds, UK (2016 March)
Professor M.S.Biradar, Former Vice Chancellor, BLDE University and Professor Kusal K.Das, Department of Physiology, BLDE University and visited Hypertension & Renal Centre of Excellence at Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans, the USA from February 2, 2017, to February 17, 2017. Both the Professor of BLDE University, Vijayapura, India delivered an invited lecture at Tulane University, USA. Prof.M.S.Biradar& Prof.Kusal Das were honored by Tulane University, USA as Visiting Professors of the University. (2017 February-March)
R.Chandramouli Reddy, JRF visited Vascular Medicine AT nus, Singapore to get training under Dr.Veerendra Chadachan, MD; FRCP who is an Associate Professor at Medical School under NUS, Singapore (December 2017).
Kusal K.Das – National University of Singapore, Singapore as COPE Member, UK (March 2018)
M.S.Biradar and Prof.Kusal K Das visited Yerevan Armenia to sign an Agreement with UNESCO- Chair Life Science to join UNESCO/UNITWIN Network, August 2018
M.S.Biradar and Prof.Kusal K Das visited La Paz Bolivia co-organized the 7^th Chronic Hypoxia Symposium with Zubieta University, La Paz, Bolivia ( February 2019)
M.S.Biradar and Prof.Kusal K Das visited Texas Tech University, El Paso USA to deliver Lectures and visit the University for Cancer research proposals. (March 2020)

Physiology Society Election:

Dr. Kusal K Das is elected as Vice President ( 2020 -2023) of the Physiological Society of India, Kolkata.
Dr. Lata Mullur is elected as Executive Committee Member of the PSI (2020-2023)

Honors & Awards

Kusal K.Das

2021 - Fellow of Physiological Society of India, Mach 1, 2021 by The Physiological Society of India
2021- Honorary Fellow of Karnataka Science and Technology Academy, DST, Govt of Karnataka (Feb 15, 2021)
2020-Dean of Environmental Health, UNESCO Chair-Life Sciences (Biophysics, Biotechnology & Environmental Health)- July 2020)
2019 – “G.P.Chatterjee Memorial Award 2019” by ISCA, DST, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India on January 3, 2019
2018 – “Silver Jubilee Oration 2018” by KIMS Deemed to be University, Karad, Maharashtra on 6th. March 2018
2018 – Fellow of Royal Society of Biology (United Kingdom) by The Royal Society of Biology, London.
2017 – “Dr.Jajneswar Chakraborty Memorial Oration 2017” by Bengal Obstetrics & Gynecological Society, Kolkata ( July 8, 2017
2017 – Visiting Professor – Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans, USA
2016 – Science, Honor and Truth Medal by IIPH-Zubieta University, La Paz, Bolivia
2016 – Shri S.N.Chaudary Memorial Research Prize by Association of Physiologists of India, JIPMER
2015 – Dr.Raja Ramanna State Scientist Award 2013 by Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka on 30th Dec 2015
2015 – MCRC-Research Lecture by Multidisciplinary Cardiovascular Research Centre, the University of Leeds on 31st.July 2015.
2016 – Shri Dev Raj Bajaj Research Prize by Association of Physiologists and Pharmacologists of India
2014 – Best Researcher Award -2014 by BLDE University at 2nd University convocation (2014).
2012 – Dr.C.R.Krishnamurthy Memorial Oration Award 2011 by The Indian Association of Biomedical Scientists, India
2012 – COPE International Scholarship 2012 by Committee on Publication Ethics, London
2011 – Prof.S.R.Maitra Memorial Oration Award-2010 by The Physiological Society of India
2003 – Prof.Shakuntala Dasgupta Memorial Oration Award by The Physiological Society of India

Prof. Dr. M.S.Biradar

“Prof.K.Raghottam Rao Oration 2016” by The Physiological Society of India, ISCA, January 2017
Visiting Professor”, Tulane University School of Medicine, USA (2017)

Prof. Dr. Raghavendra V.Kulkarni

“Prof.K.Raghottam Rao Oration 2016” by The Physiological Society of India, ISCA, January 2020

Dr. Shrilaxmi Bagali

SARS Gold Medal by SARS, Shri B.M.Patil Medical College, Vijayapur for best research paper presentation 2018
Research Day Medal by BLDE (Deemed to be University) in Faculty category on June 6, 2018
1^st Prize for the best research presentation on Research Day Celebration 2019 at BLDEA’s College of Engineering and Technology, Vijayapur during May 2019

Dr. Saeed M.Yendigeri

Research Day Medal by BLDE (Deemed to be University) in Ph.D. Scholar category on June 6, 2018

Dr. Lata Mullur

Research Day Medal (Poster) by BLDE (Deemed to be University) in Ph.D. Scholar category on June 6, 2018

R.Chandramouli Reddy

1st Prize in Poster Presentation at ACBICON 2018 South Zone Conference at KMC, Manipal (December 8, 2018)
Research Day Consolation Prize by BLDE (Deemed to be University) in Ph.D. Scholar category on June 6, 2018

Gavishidappa A.Hadimani

Young Scientist Award 2018 by BLDE (Deemed to be University) during convocation, October 25, 2018

Jyoti Khodnapur

SARS Gold Medal by SARS, Shri B.M.Patil Medical College, Vijayapur for best research paper presentation 2017
2019 Received “BEST PAPER AWARD” and First prize for paper presentation in DIACON 2019
2017 Received “GOLD MEDAL AWARD”- at SARS presentation
2016 Received “BEST PAPER AWARD” – at “3^rd Annual conference of the association of Physiologists of India, ASSOPICON 2016, during 14^th to 17^th September 2016 held at Department of Physiology, BLDE University’s, Shri. B.M.Patil Medical College and Research centre, Vijayapur.
2014-2018 University Research fund to pursue Ph.D. in Physiology.

Ishwar B.Bagoji

Young Scientist Award 2017 by BLDE (Deemed to be University) during convocation, September 2017

UNESCO/ UNITWIN Network under UNESCO Chair- Life Sciences

PhD AWARDEE(2014-2020)

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