The international conference on “advancing drug discovery and development through artificial intelligence” held at Chebrolu Hanumaiah Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (CHIPS) in Guntur stressed proper utilisation of the advanced technology in research and development.
During the concluding event of the two-day conference on Friday, K. Venkata Ramana, president of the AP State branch of the Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers’ of India (APTI) emphasised the transformative impact of artificial intelligence in the field of pharmacy, noting that it must be guided appropriately and developed further. He stressed that pharmacists must work diligently from the student level to achieve higher positions in their careers.
S. Vidyadhara, principal of the CHIPS college, said many students attended the programme and participated in competitions through poster and oral presentations. Certificates and prizes were awarded to the winners of the competitions.
