Rimjhim Arora conferred with PhD from BN University

Udaipur, : Rimjhim Arora has been awarded her Doctorate (PhD) degree from BN University for her research titled "In-Silico Screening of Various Compounds for Alzheimer's Disease Treatment". Her research was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Kamal Singh Rathore, Professor of Pharmaceutics at the B.N. College of Pharmacy. Through this unique research endeavor, Rimjhim has presented papers at both local and international conferences, contributing significantly to the understanding of Alzheimer's disease treatment. Her dedication to research ethics and scholarly excellence has earned her recognition, underscoring the importance of her contributions to society.

During her tenure, she has also been honored with the Best Young Researcher Award along with several other accolades. Alzheimer's disease involves a gradual decline in cognitive functions, indicating damage to brain tissues, where nerve cells start to deteriorate, accumulation of an abnormal protein called beta-amyloid, and development of neurofibrillary tangles. In Alzheimer's disease, there is impairment in parts of the brain, which destroy nerve cells and decrease the transmission of signals between nerve cells (neurotransmitters), including several chemical messengers that transmit signals between nerve cells.

Rimjhim's research has explored the discovery of certain chemicals through in-silico methods for diagnosis of this incurable disease, which is hoped to communicate hope in the lives of these patients.