Vice President at Mediclin Clinical Services,India
Dr. Naveen Kumar Dubey is a highly accomplished pharmaceutical professional with over 22 years of experience. He currently serves as Vice President of CRO Operations at Mediclin Clinical Services Pvt. Ltd., overseeing bioanalytical contract research organizations. With a Ph.D. in Chemistry, he possesses extensive expertise in managing analytical and bioanalytical laboratories across esteemed organizations like Sun Pharma, Ranbaxy, and Jubilant Generics. Dr. Dubey’s career spans bioequivalence studies, LC-MS/MS method development, and regulatory compliance for global markets. He is a skilled leader in project management, strategic planning, and regulatory affairs, ensuring high-quality outcomes in pharmaceutical research and development.
Profile :
Education and Experience:
Education:
- Ph.D. in Chemistry, IGNOU, Delhi, India, 2017-2020
- M.Tech. in Modern Methods of Chemical Analysis, IIT Delhi, India, Jul 1999-Dec 2000
- M.Sc. in Organic Chemistry, Delhi University, India, 1997-1999
Research and Innovations:
Takahashi Mizuki’s research contributions include active participation in multiple conferences and publications, demonstrating her impact in the field. She has received recognition for her work with awards and has contributed significantly to research and development in semiconductor materials. Mizuki’s academic journey reflects a dedication to innovation and excellence in semiconductor engineering.
Publication Top Notes :
Investigation of emission plane control in GaInN/GaN multiple-quantum shells for efficient nanowire-based LEDs
Optimization of In-Reactor In Situ Activation Annealing Conditions for Tunnel Junction Layers in Multiquantum Shell GaN-Based Devices
Optimization of the Al Composition of the p-AlGaN Electron Blocking Layer in GaInN/GaN Multiquantum-Shell Nanowire LEDs
Performance Enhancement of Multiple Quantum Shell Nanowire-Based Micro-Light Emitting Diodes with Underlying GaInN/GaN Superlattices
Establishment of process to suppress (0001)-plane emission by introducing EBL in GaInN/GaN multi-quantum shells/nanowires for efficient 480nm-LEDs