I am an assistant professor of Pharmacology with over 18 years of academic and industry experience, currently at the thesis-submission stage of my PhD in Pharmacology. My research focuses on clinical pharmacology, in vivo and in vitro experimental models, drug discovery, and women’s health, including my PhD work titled “A comparative study of pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods of labour induction.” I have published multiple research articles in Scopus/UGC journals, authored textbooks, and hold national and international patents, including innovations in Alzheimer’s disease therapy and antimicrobial peptides. I am experienced in NAAC/NBA processes, research supervision, CO-PO mapping, MOODLE LMS, AI-based academic tools, and statistical software. My professional strengths include curriculum development, laboratory skills, pharmacology simulations, and academic leadership.