Research & Innovation
A steady aim at academic success and professional proficiency has led RMC to undertake research activities at various levels.
Separate committees for student and faculty research have made headway in creating a culture of inquiry. Apart from interdepartmental and trans-disciplinary research, we have also established exchange and collaborative relationships with external institutions.
A separate division on research and patents, established in 2012, has allowed the College to undertake further explorations on methodology, ethics and patenting.
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Ph.D. Scholars
Ramaiah Medical College (RMC), affiliated with the Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (RUAS), offers various medical and health sciences courses, including Ph.D. programs. Many students who have completed their undergraduate or postgraduate studies in medical science from RMC choose to continue their research career at RUAS by pursuing a Ph.D. degree.
The program attracts diverse students from different parts of the country and even from other countries who are passionate about pursuing research in their chosen fields. The college has a pool of highly experienced and qualified Ph.D. guides renowned in their respective fields. They guide the students in their research work, help them identify research problems, and provide the necessary technical and academic support to complete their research work successfully.
The guide helps the scholars with their research and provides them with mentoring and career guidance. The guide-PhD scholar relationship is expected to be a long-term association beyond completing the Ph.D. program.
Currently, two students registered for a Ph.D. at RMC under RUAS.
Training Resources
The Division of Research and Patents (DRP) at M S Ramaiah Medical College is committed to promoting research and innovation among its faculty and students. To achieve this goal, the DRP offers various training resources and programs, including the following:
- Research Methodology Workshops: DRP conducts workshops on research methodology to enhance the research skills of faculty and students. These workshops cover various topics, such as study design, data analysis, and manuscript writing.
- Research Grant Writing Workshops: DRP conducts workshops on grant writing to help faculty and students secure research funding. These workshops provide guidance on preparing successful grant proposals, including tips on identifying funding opportunities, writing the proposal, and budgeting.
- JMP Software: Introduction to JMP and Data Onboarding, Data visualization and Descriptive Statistics, Bootstrap, Normality.
- Journal Club: DRP organizes regular journal club meetings to promote critical analysis of research articles. These meetings are an excellent opportunity for faculty and students to discuss the latest research trends and exchange ideas.
- Mentorship Program: DRP has a mentorship program that pairs senior faculty with junior faculty and students to provide guidance and support in research activities.
- Research Internship Program: DRP offers a research internship program for undergraduate and postgraduate students. The program provides students with hands-on experience in research and allows them to work with experienced faculty members on ongoing research projects.
- Research Day: DRP organizes an annual research day event to showcase the research conducted by faculty and students. This event provides an opportunity for researchers to present their work and receive feedback from peers and experts.
Overall, the DRP at M S Ramaiah Medical College provides a comprehensive range of training resources and programs to support faculty and students in conducting high-quality research and promoting innovation in healthcare.
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The faculty and students undertake high impact research activities in the form of academic thesis, projects, sponsored research projects and other activities. The outcome of these research activities are published in scientific journals for wider dissemination.
Research Projects
The institution provides several opportunities for its faculty and students to engage in research through various research grants, including intramural grants. Intramural grants are research grants the institution provides to support research projects conducted by its faculty and students.
MSRMC provides intramural grants to promote and support research in various fields of medical science. These grants are available to all faculty members and students of the college who wish to undertake research projects. The grants are primarily meant to cover the expenses related to the research project, such as the cost of materials, equipment, and travel expenses for attending conferences and workshops.
The intramural grant program at MSRMC is designed to encourage innovative and interdisciplinary research that addresses significant scientific and clinical questions. The grant program supports research in various areas, such as basic medical sciences, clinical research, and translational research.
| S.No. | Name of faculty/student | Department | Title | Amount (Rs.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Dr Pooja P Babu | Nephrology | Correlation of first trimester serum cystatin and serum creatinine with the occurrence of pre-eclampsia in singleton pregnancy- A prospective study | 22,400/- |
| 2. | Dr Pooja P Babu | Nephrology | Correlation of first trimester serum cystatin and serum creatinine with the occurrence of pre-eclampsia in singleton pregnancy- A prospective study | 30,912/- |
| 3. | Dr Navikala | Biochemistry | Serum NT-pro BNP levels in predicting the severity of COVID-19 infection | 26,880/- |
| 4. | Manveeta Thalamti | Biochemistry | A study to determine the correlation between urine microalbumin (ACR), serum-C reactive protein, and cardiovascular risk markers in type-2 Diabetes mellitus. | 22,073/- |
| 5. | Dr Meera | Biochemistry | A study to determine the correlation between urine microalbumin (ACR), serum-C reactive protein, and cardiovascular risk markers in type-2 Diabetes mellitus. | 2500/- |
| 6. | Dr Vinayak Maka | Med Oncology | Understanding the possible mechanism involved in radiation and chemotherapy resistance of rectal cancer stem cells in the Indian population | 4,20,986/- |
| 7. | Dr Chirag | Endocrinology | Sub-clinical hyperthyroidism and bone mineral density, bone turnover markers in a tertiary care centre with special reference to premenopausal women- A cross sectional study | 17,062/- |
| 8. | Dr Shabari Girishan | Neurosurgery | EEG-motor imagery neural signals-based control of prosthetic bionic hand using Brain Computer Interface- proof of concept study | 2,58,420/- |
| 9. | Dr Ashwin K | Gen Med | Study of serum cystain C levels as a predictor of severity and mortality among patients with COVID-19 infection in a tertiary care hospital. | 15,456/- |
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