Spectroscopic Techniques for Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Industries

Week 1 : Summary of spectroscopic techniques, electromagnetic radiation and its interaction with matter, resolution, signal to noise ratio.

Week 2 : UV-Visible/Fluorescence spectroscopy and its application

Week 3 : Fluorescence spectroscopy/ Microscopy and its application

Week 4 : Electron Microscopy/ Scanning Microscopy

Week 5 : Rotational/ Vibrational Spectroscopy and its application

Week 6 : Raman spectroscopy/Rotational-Raman/Vibrational-Raman

Week 7 : NMR spectroscopy

Week 8 : Mass spectroscopy

Week 9 : Application of FTIR, NMR and Mass in Pharmaceutical Industry

Week 10 :Application of FTIR, NMR, Mass in Bio-Pharmaceutical Industry

Week 11 :Surface Plasmon Resonance Spectroscopy and its application

Week 12 :Elemental Analysis (Flame photometry, AAS, ICP) and its application

Dr. Shashank Deep is a professor in Department of Chemistry, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. Dr. Deep obtained his Ph.D. degree from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. He then moved to Prof. Hinck laboratory at Department of Biochemistry, University of Texas health science center at San Antonio, Texas, USA on a post-doctoral assignment. His second postdoctoral work was with Prof. Erik Zuiderweg at Department of Biophysics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA where he used NMR to study the protein-protein interaction, protein dynamics and protein structure. He joined the department as an assistant professor in 2005. Dr. Deep is a member of American Chemical society, Protein Society, and Indian Biophysical Society. He is joint secretary of Protein Society (India). Prof. Shashank has taught almost all topics of physical chemistry i.e. thermodynamics, spectroscopy, kinetics and biophysical chemistry to PG students. He is involved in web course development of courses at various levels and for various courses (IIT PAL, UGC-EDUSAT, NPTEL and e-PATHSHALA). He has delivered lectures for teachers training, workshops and conferences.