Dissolvable Microneedles (DMNS) For Cancer Diagnosis And Treatment

Dr Divya Chauhan is a Water-Quality-Expert at Strategy and Transactions at Ernst & Young Global LLP, India. She earned a PhD in Chemistry through a collaboration between IIT Kanpur and Banasthali University. Before EY, she worked as a Researcher at the University of South Florida, USA, Punjab University, India, and Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China. Dr Chauhan has extensive experience in the water sector with national and international exposure in water quality monitoring, material synthesis, and water and air purification. She has numerous publications and book chapters and holds several patents, including some granted, reflecting her contributions to the field.

Dr Mohammad Ashfaq is an Associate Professor at Woxsen University, India. He earned a PhD in biotechnology from IIT Kanpur and Banasthali University. Before joining Woxsen, he held roles as Assistant Professor at Chandigarh University and BS Abdur Rahman Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, and worked as a researcher at La Serena and Concepcion in Chile, plus a postdoctoral researcher in the Polymer Microneedle Lab at Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China. His research is interdisciplinary, spanning nanomaterials and biological sciences, including synthesis, characterization, and applications of nanomaterials and carbon nanofibers, and polymeric composites for biomedical and environmental uses. Areas of interest include nanotechnology, nanobioscience, biomedical applications of polymeric composites and nanomaterials; nanocytotoxicity, biosensors, and controlled-release drug delivery with polymeric microneedles; metal and metal oxide nanoparticles and their interactions with cells.