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UET Lahore Hosts International Conference on Nanotechnology and Natural Products

  • November 27, 2024
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The Department of Chemistry at the University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Lahore recently hosted an international conference on Nanotechnology and Natural Products. The event brought together renowned experts from around the globe to discuss the latest advancements in the field and its applications in various industries.

The conference, held under the supervision of Professor Dr. Farhat Yasmeen, provided a platform for researchers and scientists to exchange ideas and explore collaborative opportunities. The event was graced by the presence of Professor Dr. Shahid Munir, Vice Chancellor of UET Lahore, who emphasized the significance of scientific collaboration and interdisciplinary research in addressing global challenges.

The conference featured a diverse range of topics, including the use of nanotechnology in sustainable practices, chemical processes, medicinal chemistry, drug delivery systems, and natural product research. Renowned experts from institutions such as the University of Malaya, University Management and Technology (UMT), Government College University (GCU), Islamic University of Madinah, and the University of Cordoba shared their insights and research findings.

The conference concluded with recommendations to integrate nanotechnology with natural products for global applications. Participants highlighted the importance of industry-academia collaborations to translate research into practical solutions and called for increased government support for research and infrastructure in Pakistan.

By fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration, the conference played a vital role in advancing the field of nanotechnology and its applications in natural products.

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