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Dr. Srinivas Nammi is a Senior Lecturer of
Pharmacology in the School of Science and Health, Western Sydney University,
Australia. He has a doctorate in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Specializing in
Pharmacology. He is expertise in pharmacological research over 20 years. Prior joining in the Western Sydney University, He has worked as a Faculty of
Pharmacy in the University of Sydney after gaining years of postdoctoral
experience as DAAD Fellow at the University of Tubingen, Germany. University of
Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Manitoba, Canada. He has also worked
as an Industrial Pharmacologist, the position in which he was closely associated
with the establishment of a pharmacology research laboratory. He has a
distinguished track record in herbal medicines research and has made
significant contributions to both basic and applied research related to drug
discovery, biological evaluation and mechanistic studies with a special focus
on metabolic disorders. He has published many scientific and research papers in
peer-reviewed biomedical journals. To his credit, he also has co-authorship of
some Books Chapters. He has been awarded a number of fellowships including the
prestigious DAAD Fellowship, Germany, SESQUI Postdoctoral Fellowship,
Australia, and CSIR-Senior Research Fellowship, India. He has been honored with
Marquis biographical listings in Who’s Who in Science & Engineering, Who’s
Who in the World, Who’s Who in Asia, Who’s Who of Professionals and recently
with Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his
significant contributions in biomedical research.