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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Ph.D has been a rough and tough field to all research scholars. A scholar is always left alone in a vicious circle of disappointments landing him/her in a “Do or Die” situation. This book is beyond any intimidation of any sort. This book highlights the contribution of nanotechnology in public health in a precise manner. As the name and reputation precedes, Nanotechnology is a field which never says enough in the long run. In most of the nanotechnology books, one would find a wide amalgamation of various fields like optics, physics, chemistry, engineering, medical and industrial, proclaiming nanoscale products in such a gibberish language that makes the readers shut the book and sleep. May be due to the reason that the books miss the systematic alignment of various topics in their respective context.
While confronting such situations myself as a research scholar I decided to create a book which will focus on a particular topic in the field of nanotechnology and their subject matter could be contextualized and codified properly in an easy language with a systematic alignment of the chapters. This book Infact contains the essence and writings (compliance & archive) of pioneers in the field of nanomedicine. I hope this book will give solace to PhD research scholars and students all over the world especially to the entry level research scholars who are new to this field of study and are in dilemma and in Trans state and searching where to start from.
Philip John
Philip, among his seniors and colleagues known as an dynamic researcher and analyst with great sense of dedication, modesty, sincerity ,aptitude for learning things and solving complex problems with innovative ideas and never afraid of starting from the basic again. In spite of all that he is always shy, low profile, silent but observing mind and always in gratitude towards nature and believes happiness comes from simple things in life and strongly supported that Science and faith never cuts each other but has same origin.
