Fostering Undergraduate Research Culture
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Fostering Undergraduate Research Culture The aim of this practice is to motivate the research work done by the undergraduate students of CARE beyond their academic performance and to appreciate them to be a successful candidate in research. This practice created a culture of research traditions among the undergraduate students and addresses a constructive self confidence and made them to engage in achievement behaviors. Further, CARE provided significant resources in terms of Mentors/Guides, infrastructure facilities and financial support for students for their research activities and making them to move forward towards their dream. Thus CARE believes that students research activities play a key role for the Institute success. The best practices specifically designed for Undergraduate students are identified in 4 dimensions: Student Research projects: Research in a university setting is like adding a crown to the kingdom, hence considering the importance of research, undergraduate students are encouraged to participate in the research activities and they are further guided to obtain research projects by organizational sponsors and other research funding bodies. The students of CARE used to get 12 - 15 research projects every year from STS ICMR. Innovative Patents by the students: Converting the ideas into a product development is the first step in the patent process and its is the need of the hour. Universities rely on the important aspect of innovation and patenting. Hence students are encouraged to the same and our institute has developed a significant number of student patents.
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Fostering Undergraduate Research Culture
The aim of this practice is to motivate the research work done by the undergraduate
students of CARE beyond their academic performance and to appreciate them to be
a successful candidate in research. This practice created a culture of research
traditions among the undergraduate students and addresses a constructive self
confidence and made them to engage in achievement behaviors. Further, CARE
provided significant resources in terms of Mentors/Guides, infrastructure facilities
and financial support for students for their research activities and making them to
move forward towards their dream. Thus CARE believes that students research
activities play a key role for the Institute success. The best practices specifically
designed for Undergraduate students are identified in 4 dimensions:
Student Research projects: Research in a university setting is like adding a crown to
the kingdom, hence considering the importance of research, undergraduate students
are encouraged to participate in the research activities and they are further guided
to obtain research projects by organizational sponsors and other research funding
bodies. The students of CARE used to get 12 - 15 research projects every year from
STS ICMR.
Innovative Patents by the students:
Converting the ideas into a product development is the first step in the patent
process and its is the need of the hour. Universities rely on the important aspect of
innovation and patenting. Hence students are encouraged to the same and our
institute has developed a significant number of student patents.
Conference presentations:
CARE always motivates students to give presentations at academic conferences. The
students of CARE presented several stage and poster presentations and won several
awards and brought laurels to the Institute.
International and National Student Awards: The awards obtained by the students
created a sense of triumph and improve their chances of their motivational life as
they progressed through the educational system and into their career fields. Hence it
was chosen as one of the best practice.
ICMR STS 2018 - MBBS Student list:
Undergraduate student International (USA) Research Award certificate:
Undergraduate student Conference participation certificate:
Undergraduate student developed patents:
Undergraduate Students Patent List:
Sl No Inventors Title
Filing Date
and Reference
No
Publication
Date
1.
Ramakrishnan.V
Pallavi Kesavan
Aiswarya P.S
Umamaheshwari.V
Genetic Polymorphisms
Associated with Migraine
(Headache), Methods of
detection and uses thereof
01/07/2019
201941026210
12/07/2019
2.
Sathyaraj Weslen
Vedakumari
Raveendra Rubiya
Keerthivasan
Iyswariya Shalini
Thomas
Venkatesan Divya
Ramachandra
Murugasen
Angiogenic
nanocomposites for tissue
repair and regeneration
01/07/2019
201941026201
12/07/2019
3.
Sathyaraj Weslen
Vedakumari
Shalini Thomas
Keerthivasan
Iyswariya
Raveendran Rubiya
Bhoopathy
Jayavardhini
Ramachandran
Murugasen
Nanostructured Magentic
Sericin - Method and
process of fabrication of
and uses thereof
01/07/2019
201941026203
12/07/2019
4.
SSJ Shiek Fareeth
Ahmed Murugesan.R,
Gnanakkumaar
Athira Anirudhan
Meenalochini M
Rukshana Parveen T
Sruthi B
Prema B.K
Vidhya P
Method and process for the
detection of metal induced
toxicity based on Fourier
Transform infrared
spectroscopy
01/07/2019
201941026204
12/07/2019
5.
Shoba Narayan
Nikitha Shalom
Richard
Sangamithra Nehru
Soniya Pushparaj
Subitha Palaniraj
Geeva
Chokkalingam Meyya
ppan
Ramachandran
Murugesan
Novel Injectable
Biocompatible Carriers for
Cardiac Tissue Repair and
Regeneration
01/07/2019
201941026200
12/07/2019
6.
Ramakrishnan V
Hafsa .S
Santhosh .V
Srivarshini .S
ESR1 PvuII and XbaI
polymorphism Associated
with Coronary Artery
Disease, Methods of
detection and uses thereof
01/07/2019
201941026213
02/08/2019
