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As part of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) activities, the School of Pharmacy organized an insightful hands-on training session on “3D Printing Technology for Personalized Dosage Forms” on 18th August 2025 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The session was led by Dr. N. Sriram, Professor and Principal of Usha College of Pharmacy, Jharkhand, and Founder & Managing Director of Genesis Research Labs, Hyderabad, who is well known for his expertise in pharmaceutical technology and innovation.
During the session, Dr. Sriram provided a comprehensive overview of the scope of 3D printing in the pharmaceutical field, highlighting its role in developing personalized medicines, novel drug delivery systems, and patient-specific dosage forms. He explained how this emerging technology has the potential to revolutionize conventional pharmaceutical manufacturing by allowing precise customization, improved patient compliance, and reduction in adverse effects.
The training was highly interactive, where students were given the opportunity to observe and understand the working principles of 3D printing equipment. Practical demonstrations showcased the step-by-step process of preparing drug-loaded filaments, designing dosage forms, and printing tablets of varied shapes, sizes, and release profiles.
The session also emphasized the future scope of 3D printing in clinical practice, regulatory challenges, and research opportunities for budding pharmacy professionals. Students expressed great enthusiasm and actively engaged in discussions, clarifying their doubts and gaining deeper insights into how technology and pharmacy can be integrated for innovative healthcare solutions.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging Dr. N. Sriram’s valuable contribution in enlightening students and faculty about this cutting-edge technology. The session served as a milestone in bridging academia and industry through the MoU initiative, inspiring young pharmacists to explore advanced technologies in pharmaceutical sciences.
