Deepthi Priya, PG student of AMC, bags gold medal for best research paper
The Hindu
Deepthi Priya, PG student of AMC, bags gold medal for best research paper. Sunitha of Department of Microbiology bags the second prize, while Krishna Manasa of Department of Biochemistry gets consolation prize. Andhra Medical College hosted the 2024 Prof. Dr. E. Pedaveera Raju Gold Medal for Best Research Paper in Investigative Medicine for PGs in the departments of Pathology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Radiology.
Andhra Medical College hosted the 2024 Prof. Dr. E. Pedaveera Raju Gold Medal for Best Research Paper in Investigative Medicine for PGs in the departments of Pathology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Radiology.
Prof. Dr. E Pedaveera Raju, former Vice-Principal, Prof. and HoD, Gastroenterology, instituted the gold medal for the best research paper, and had been contributing the gold medal for the last 15 years.
This year, seven PGs presented the research papers.
Dr. Jyothi Padmaja, former professor and HoD of Microbiology, Dr. A. Bhagya Lakshmi, former Prof. & HoD of Pathology, and Dr. Ramakrishna, former Prof. & HoD of Biochemistry were the judges.
Dr. N. Deepthi Priya from the Department of Pathology was awarded the gold medal for her research work on Cytological Study of Lung Mass in correlation with histopathology and immuno histochemistry.
Dr. K. Sunitha from the Department of Microbiology was awarded the 2nd prize and Dr. R. Krishna Manasa from Department of Biochemistry was awarded the consolation prize.
Dr. G. Butchi Raju, Principal & Additional DME, AMC, congratulated the participants.
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