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Professor, Department of Medical Devices
Chuo University, Japan
Dr. Hideharu Shintani is currently working as a guest-professor of Chuo University, School of Science. He has completed his graduation from Graduate School of Kyoto University in 1977 and French Language Training for National Government Officers at Institute of Science & Technology. He has passed at 1st for Superior Examination for Government Officer and worked as a researcher of National Institute of Health Sciences (NIHS). He has worked together with Professor Purunendu.K. Dasgupta on ion chromatography in Department of Chemistry, Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX, USA. Senior Researcher of NIHS in 1987, Director of Department of Medical Devices at NIHS during 1992.
Gas plasma sterilization, HPLC, Ion chromatography, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Science, Sterilization Validation, Medical Device, Medical polymer, Degradation of medical polymer upon sterilization, Microorganisms, Endotoxin and Prion Inactivation by Gas Plasma.
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Postdoctoral Associate, Department of Chemistry
State University of New York, USA
Dr. Qin Hu obtained her Ph.D degree in Department of Chemistry, Hong Kong Baptist University at Mar 2015. She started to work in State University of New York at Buffalo as a Postdoctoral Associate since May 2016. She has authored more than twenty research articles. She is on the Editorial Board of four reputed journals. Also, she is the reviewers of twelve International Journals.
Dr Hu focuses the research in the field of analytical chemistry, with particular interests in separation science. One current research effort is centered on the development of analytical separation methods in combination with mass spectrometry and various spectroscopic methods for the separation and analyses of fluorescent carbon nanoparticles. Another area of this study is the application of carbon nanoparticles as new analytical sensing tools for the quantification of targets. Specifically, Dr Hu acquired expertise on cytotoxicity assessment and pharmacological application of nanoparticles such as cell culture, flow cytometry, confocal microscopy, real time PCR, and enzymatic assay.
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Associate Professor, Department of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences
Lincoln University, USA
Dr. Ikem is an associate professor at Lincoln University (LU). He developed two teaching and research laboratories in the United States in the last fifteen (15) years and his area of expertise is chemical instrumentations, laboratory development, and quality assurance. Currently, he teaches general chemistry online to non-majors and instrumental analysis at the graduate level at LU. In the last decade and half, Dr. Ikem has published several peer reviewed research articles on drinking water, groundwater, surface water, food/food ingredients, wastewater management and chemical remediation of toxic compounds.
Currently, he serves on the editorial board of Chemical Sciences Journal and as a reviewer for Hazard and Hazardous Materials, Food Composition and Analysis, Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, Chemosphere, Food and Chemical Toxicology, Soil and Sediment Contamination, Talanta, Water Research, Bulletin Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry and Food Quality Journals.
Water quality, Food toxicology, Chemical instrumentations
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Department of PEN
University of Nebraska Medical Center, USA
Dr. Prabagaran Narayanasamy is a faculty member in the Department of Pharmacology and Experimental Neurosciences at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. He received his Ph. D at IIT in Organic Chemistry working on asymmetric synthesis and did his postdoctoral studies at North Dakota State University working on beta amino acids and free radicals, Harvard University and University of Illinois Urbana-champaign working on palladium chemistry. Later, he joined as a Research Scientist at Colorado State University to explore drug discovery. He has been a faculty at University of Nebraska Medical Center since 2012.
Drug discovery, delivery, and development for infectious diseases (Tb and HIV) and neurodegenerative disorders.
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