TheĀ “International Conference on Recent Advances in Nanomedicine (ICRAN 2025), (21-22 Feb 2025)” jointly organized by Bhubaneswar City Knowledge Innovation Cluster Foundation (BCKIC), KIIT – Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, and Precision Nanomedicine (PRNANO), was a phenomenal success with #500+ participants from academia, industry, and research institutions over two days of insightful discussions, groundbreaking innovations, and impactful collaborations.
From thought-provoking Keynote & PowerTalks to dynamic StartupShowcase and stories, and StudentIdeation sessions, ICRAN 2025 brought togetherĀ global leadersĀ in nanomedicine, including:
Prof. Lajos (Lou) Balogh (Precision Nanomedicine, USA),Ā Prof. Patrick HunzikerĀ (University Hospital Basel, Switzerland),Ā Prof Rodney Hill, University of Idaho, USA,Ā Prof. SimĆ³ Schwartz Jr (Vall Hebron Institut de Recerca, Spain),Ā Prof. Lily Yang, MD, PhD (Emory University, USA),Ā Prof. Nathalie Mignet (UniversitĆ© Paris CitĆ©, France),Ā Prof. Eliana B. SoutoĀ (University College Dublin, Ireland),Ā Ā Dr. Ilise Feitshans (Virginia Mountain Valley Lawyers Alliance, USA),Ā Prof. Gopal Kundu (KIIT DU, India),Ā Prof. Jiban Jyoti Panda (INST Mohali, India),Ā Prof. Prakash KanooĀ (JNU, India),Ā Dr. Silke Krol (European Research Services, Germany),Ā Ā Dr. Dolores C. Carrer (INIMEC-CONICET, Argentina),Ā Dr. Prajakta D. JainĀ (ICT Mumbai, India).
The conference featuredĀ six technical sessions, includingĀ Nanomedicine in Cancer Therapy, Advances in Lipid-Based and Nanofiber Therapeutics, Scientific publishing, and Regulatory Challenges in Biomedical Nanomaterials. It also featured a startup showcase by Dr. Nusrat Sanghamitra PhD (CyGenica) and Dr. Aseem Mishra (Prantae Solutions) and anĀ R&D pitching session by researchers and students, highlighting groundbreaking research and entrepreneurship.Ā Poster Session & NetworkingĀ with groundbreaking research presentations.
As we move forward, let’s continue drivingĀ innovation, collaboration, and impactful research in nanomedicine