Research

Department Profile

The Research and Development Cell (RDC) serves as the central body for promoting, coordinating, and strengthening the research ecosystem of the University. It fosters a culture of inquiry, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration by supporting high-quality research aligned with national priorities and global scientific advancements. The RDC acts as a strategic interface between faculty, students, funding agencies, industry, and regulatory bodies, ensuring impactful, and outcome-oriented research that contributes to academic excellence, societal needs, and technological progress.

Vision

To strengthen the research ecosystem by fostering globally competitive, socially relevant research and innovation that advances knowledge, technology, and sustainable development aligned with the provisions of NEP-2020.

Mission

To cultivate a dynamic and inclusive research ecosystem by empowering faculty and students, promoting interdisciplinary and translational research, strengthening industry and societal linkages, and ensuring adherence to the highest standards of research integrity and quality.

Objectives

To promote high-quality, outcome-oriented research aligned with national priorities and global scientific advancements.
To encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation addressing societal, healthcare, industrial, and environmental challenges.
To enhance research capacity through training, mentorship, infrastructure development, and access to funding opportunities.
To facilitate patent filing, technology transfer, and dissemination of research outcomes through reputed publications and outreach activities.

Research Guidelines & Policies

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Doctoral Policy

IPR Policy

Ethics Committee

Motto: ETHICS MATTER

The DYPIU ethical committee is formulated with a motto of protecting the safety, well-being and legal rights of all participants and ensuring adherence to the highest ethical standards for human research. The committee provides approval for research based on ICMR guidelines and international standards such as the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS), and Good Clinical Practice (GCP). The ethical committee's role is to make sure Human participants' risks are appropriately controlled and that the risk-benefit ratio is managed well. The body provides approval by considering factors like values of research, target group and vulnerability, informed consent from participants, competency of the professionals involved in the research, whether the privacy and confidentiality of data is maintained and also if there is any conflict of interest. Moreover, the role of the body not only ends in the protection of human subjects, the risks and benefits of research and its impact in the society will be assessed. The committee keeps record of the ongoing studies and the study performed in the last three years.

Dr. Kishore Paknikar

Chairperson

Dr. Babuskin Srinivasan

Member Secretary

Dr. Surabhi Sonam

Basic Medical Scientist(s)

Dr. N Pathak

Clinician

Mr. G. Inamdar

Legal Expert

Dr. Pallavi jha

Social scientist/ philosopher/ ethicist/theologian Affiliated/

Ms. Shweta Taksale

Lay man

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