Plasma Cell Research Center - PCRC

🎓 FREE WEBINAR FOR STUDENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACY, IIUC

Plasma Cell Research Center (PCRC) proudly presents an exclusive online webinar for the students of the Department of Pharmacy, International Islamic University Chittagong (IIUC).

🔬 Webinar Topic:
Bridging Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery: From Biomarker & Therapeutic Target Identification to Network Pharmacology and Protein-Level Validation

This session is designed to provide students with practical insights into modern drug discovery approaches, bioinformatics, computational research, and protein-level validation techniques that are shaping the future of pharmaceutical and biomedical research.

📅 Date: June 18, 2026 (Thursday)
⏰ Time: 09:00 PM (BST)
💻 Platform: Online Webinar

Registration form: https://forms.gle/LVvfqtE45p8G2KKz7

Speaker:
Md. Ramjan Sheikh
Founder & CEO, Plasma Cell Research Center (PCRC)

🎯 Eligibility:
Students of the Department of Pharmacy
International Islamic University Chittagong (IIUC)

🔍 What You Will Learn
1. Biomarker discovery and therapeutic target identification
2. Fundamentals of bioinformatics in drug discovery
3. Introduction to network pharmacology approaches
4. Protein-level validation strategies
5. Computational research methodologies
6. Real-world applications in pharmaceutical and biomedical research

🎖 Participation Benefits
1. E-Certificate for all participants
2. Registration is completely FREE
3. Opportunity to explore emerging research fields and career pathways in bioinformatics and drug discovery

✨ Explore. Analyze. Discover.
Empowering young minds through research and innovation.

Join this exclusive learning opportunity to strengthen your understanding of cutting-edge research methodologies and discover how computational approaches are transforming modern drug discovery.

🎉 Proud Moment for PCRC!

We are pleased to share that our research article has been published in an Elsevier journal and is now available on ScienceDirect.

Congratulations to all authors, researchers, and participants who contributed to this achievement. Your dedication and teamwork made this milestone possible.

Here's to many more scientific accomplishments ahead!