Since graduating with a PhD in medicinal chemistry from the University of Lucknow, Dr Tewari has developed extensive experience in both academic and industry settings, including work as a Research Associate at both The Indian Institute of Technology and the Central Drug Research Institute, as a Research Scientist at New Chemical Entity Research, and his current role as Assistant Professor in Chemistry at Banaras Hindu University, where he has framed the syllabus and supervised numerous PhD students. He has published over 40 research papers in respected international publications. Dr Tewari’s major field of research is Molecular Recognition and Medicinal Chemistry, with emphasis on the synthesis of bio active molecules, flexible molecules with aromatic back bones and synthesis of foldamers in order to study aromatic interactions. His research group’s aim is to understand the mechanism of aromatic interactions, and they are actively working in the synthesis of pyrazole, imidazole, pyridone, and pyridazine systems, where they have produced some particularly interesting results relating to solid state eclipsed and staggered stacked conformations.Dr. Tiwari holds a doctoral degree in Botany and has been involved in teaching since 2009. She has an experience of about 19 years of research work related to air pollution and its impacts on plants. She has multiple research and review publications published in prestigious international journals.

• 1. Significance of medicinal plants in human life2. Drug synthesis from natural products: A historical overview and future perspective3. Substituting medicinal plants through drug synthesis4. Bioactive Constituents of Neem5. Turmeric: Isolation and synthesis of important biological molecules6. Properties and important molecules of medicinal interest in wood apple (Aegle marmelos)7. Medicinally important constituents of Tulsi (Ocimum spp.)8. Biological importance of Aloe vera and its active constituents9. Alkaloid group of Cinchona officinalis: Structural, synthetic and medicinal aspects10. Isolation of medicinally important constituents from rare and exotic medicinal plants11. Medicinal properties of marine plants12. Ayurveda: A new dimension in the era of modern medicine 13. Dual role of drugs: Beneficial and harmful aspects 14. Introduction to medicinally important constituents from Chinese medicinal plants

Since graduating with a PhD in medicinal chemistry from the University of Lucknow, Dr Tewari has developed extensive experience in both academic and industry settings, including work as a Research Associate at both The Indian Institute of Technology and the Central Drug Research Institute, as a Research Scientist at New Chemical Entity Research, and his current role as Assistant Professor in Chemistry at Banaras Hindu University, where he has framed the syllabus and supervised numerous PhD students. He has published over 40 research papers in respected international publications. Dr Tewari’s major field of research is Molecular Recognition and Medicinal Chemistry, with emphasis on the synthesis of bio active molecules, flexible molecules with aromatic back bones and synthesis of foldamers in order to study aromatic interactions. His research group’s aim is to understand the mechanism of aromatic interactions, and they are actively working in the synthesis of pyrazole, imidazole, pyridone, and pyridazine systems, where they have produced some particularly interesting results relating to solid state eclipsed and staggered stacked conformations.Dr. Tiwari holds a doctoral degree in Botany and has been involved in teaching since 2009. She has an experience of about 19 years of research work related to air pollution and its impacts on plants. She has multiple research and review publications published in prestigious international journals.

• 1. Significance of medicinal plants in human life2. Drug synthesis from natural products: A historical overview and future perspective3. Substituting medicinal plants through drug synthesis4. Bioactive Constituents of Neem5. Turmeric: Isolation and synthesis of important biological molecules6. Properties and important molecules of medicinal interest in wood apple (Aegle marmelos)7. Medicinally important constituents of Tulsi (Ocimum spp.)8. Biological importance of Aloe vera and its active constituents9. Alkaloid group of Cinchona officinalis: Structural, synthetic and medicinal aspects10. Isolation of medicinally important constituents from rare and exotic medicinal plants11. Medicinal properties of marine plants12. Ayurveda: A new dimension in the era of modern medicine 13. Dual role of drugs: Beneficial and harmful aspects 14. Introduction to medicinally important constituents from Chinese medicinal plants

Since graduating with a PhD in medicinal chemistry from the University of Lucknow, Dr Tewari has developed extensive experience in both academic and industry settings, including work as a Research Associate at both The Indian Institute of Technology and the Central Drug Research Institute, as a Research Scientist at New Chemical Entity Research, and his current role as Assistant Professor in Chemistry at Banaras Hindu University, where he has framed the syllabus and supervised numerous PhD students. He has published over 40 research papers in respected international publications. Dr Tewari’s major field of research is Molecular Recognition and Medicinal Chemistry, with emphasis on the synthesis of bio active molecules, flexible molecules with aromatic back bones and synthesis of foldamers in order to study aromatic interactions. His research group’s aim is to understand the mechanism of aromatic interactions, and they are actively working in the synthesis of pyrazole, imidazole, pyridone, and pyridazine systems, where they have produced some particularly interesting results relating to solid state eclipsed and staggered stacked conformations.Dr. Tiwari holds a doctoral degree in Botany and has been involved in teaching since 2009. She has an experience of about 19 years of research work related to air pollution and its impacts on plants. She has multiple research and review publications published in prestigious international journals.

• 1. Significance of medicinal plants in human life2. Drug synthesis from natural products: A historical overview and future perspective3. Substituting medicinal plants through drug synthesis4. Bioactive Constituents of Neem5. Turmeric: Isolation and synthesis of important biological molecules6. Properties and important molecules of medicinal interest in wood apple (Aegle marmelos)7. Medicinally important constituents of Tulsi (Ocimum spp.)8. Biological importance of Aloe vera and its active constituents9. Alkaloid group of Cinchona officinalis: Structural, synthetic and medicinal aspects10. Isolation of medicinally important constituents from rare and exotic medicinal plants11. Medicinal properties of marine plants12. Ayurveda: A new dimension in the era of modern medicine 13. Dual role of drugs: Beneficial and harmful aspects 14. Introduction to medicinally important constituents from Chinese medicinal plants