Chemistry HOD Publishes SCIE Research on Anticancer Molecules
Anurag University congratulates Dr. Savita Belwal, Professor & Head, Department of Chemistry, on the publication of her research paper titled "Novel Quinoline-Based Bis-Oxadiazole Derivatives as Potent Anticancer Targets: Efficient Synthesis, Molecular Modeling, and ADME-T Studies." The research has been published in Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds (Taylor & Francis), a Q3, SCIE and Scopus-indexed international journal with an Impact Factor of 2.8 and an H-Index of 49.
The study presents the design, synthesis, and computational evaluation of novel quinoline-based bis-oxadiazole derivatives with promising anticancer potential. By integrating molecular modeling and ADME-T analysis, the research provides valuable insights into developing effective drug candidates with improved therapeutic properties for future cancer treatment.
This publication reflects the Department of Chemistry's commitment to high-impact scientific research and reinforces Anurag University's focus on advancing innovation in medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, and translational research through globally recognized publications.
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