Medical Sciences Research AtTBZMED
TUMS takes over more than 10 research centers with its academics and students conducting research in medical science subjects. Research Vice-Chancellor Office is the administrator of biomedical research and manages most of TBZMED research centers except Drug Applied Research Center (DARC) and Tuberculosis & Lung Research Center which are independent research centers working under direct supervision of Ministry of Health & Medical Education. Drug Applied Research Center is one of outstanding biomedical research centers throughout the country and produces considerable number of original articles annually.
Student Research Committee is another institution which is supervised by research Vice-Chancellor Office and administers student research projects, workshops and scientific travels.
List of research centers of TBZMED:
- Drug Applied Research Center (DARC)
- Tuberculosis & Lung Research Center
* Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology Research Center (RCPN)
- Liver & Gastrointestinal Diseases Research Center
- Nutritional Research Center
- Cardiovascular Diseases Research Center
- Research Center for Infectious Diseases & Tropical Medicine
- Clinical Research Center of Alzahra Gynecology & Obstetrics Hospital
- Biotechnology Research Center
- Hematology & Oncology Research Center
- National Public Health Management Center (NPMC)
- Incubator Center for Pharmaceutical Technology
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