PGI research scholar to attend HOPE meet in Japan

Kirti Dhingra, a PhD student from the Department of Nuclear Medicine, PGIMER, has been selected to attend the 16th HOPE meeting with Noble laureates at Yokohama, Japan, from March 9-13, 2025. This annual affair is being funded by the Japan...

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:49 AM Dec 07, 2024 IST

Kirti Dhingra

Dhingra, who is working under the mentorship of Prof Baljinder Singh, will be presenting her research work at this meeting and receive critical inputs from the peers in the field for further improvisation in her academic and research skills.

As suggest the name, HOPE meeting, is an opportunity for the participants to engage in inter-disciplinary discussions with Nobel laureates and other distinguished scientists pioneering the frontiers of knowledge.

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