Sudeshna Roy Joins UT Health Science Center College of Pharmacy as New Associate Professor
January 15, 2025 - 22:31
In August, Sudeshna Roy, PhD, officially began her role as an associate professor at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center's College of Pharmacy. This transition marks an exciting new chapter for the institution as Dr. Roy brings with her a wealth of knowledge and expertise in molecular architecture.
Relocating to the fifth floor of the College of Pharmacy building, Dr. Roy is accompanied by a postdoctoral scholar and five doctoral students, all of whom are poised to contribute to groundbreaking research. The new team is equipped with an impressive array of over 2,000 chemicals, which will support their innovative projects and studies in the field of pharmacy and drug development.
Dr. Roy's research aims to explore and design novel molecular structures that can lead to advancements in therapeutic agents. Her arrival is anticipated to enhance the academic environment and foster collaboration within the College, ultimately benefiting students and the broader community.
MORE NEWS
October 30, 2025 - 13:27
The Erosion of Reproductive Health Services in the U.S.The office responsible for overseeing the Title X family planning program has been effectively dismantled, raising alarm among health leaders about the future of reproductive health services in the...
October 29, 2025 - 20:50
Significant Rate Increases Authorized for Nearly One Million North Carolinians on ObamacareIn a recent development, health insurance companies have received approval for substantial rate increases that will impact nearly one million North Carolinians enrolled in the Affordable Care Act,...
October 29, 2025 - 12:32
Man Escapes Hospital After Standoff, Police Urge CautionAuthorities are currently conducting an extensive search for a man who escaped from a hospital following a standoff with law enforcement in Blair. The incident has raised significant concerns among...
October 28, 2025 - 23:40
Potential Layoffs Loom for Minnesota Health Workers Amid Federal ShutdownMinnesota is bracing for significant layoffs that could impact up to 100 state health workers and inspectors due to the ongoing federal shutdown. The state is preparing to issue these layoffs as...