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Summer training programme ends

Twenty-five students received hands-on training in biophysical techniques
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 03:18 AM Jul 03, 2025 IST

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The Panjab University (PU) 2025 Biophysics Summer Training Programme concluded at the Department of Biophysics with a valedictory function here today. PU Registrar Prof Yajvender Pal Verma awarded certificates to participants on the occasion.

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Prof Verma encouraged them to pursue careers in scientific research and engineering. The four-week intensive programme aimed at equipping participants with practical skills and advanced knowledge in interdisciplinary domain of biophysics. Twenty-five students received hands-on training in biophysical techniques.

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Department Chairperson Dr Tanzeer Kaur said the programme’s objective was to disseminate knowledge and inspire students to consider careers in biophysics.

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