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Faculty Name: Mr. Rohit S. Gupta Designation: Assistant Professor Mail ID: rohit.gupta@sandipuniversity.edu.in 
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Bio Rohit Sunil Gupta is an Assistant Professor in the Computer Science and Application department of Sandip University, Nasik, India. He got his Masters in Information Technology. His research interest is in Remote Sensing and GIS, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. This includes Hyperspectral Image Processing, Hyperspectral Data Analysis using Machine Learning and AI. His research has been disseminated in several internationally reputed journals and conferences. He has supervised many masters’ students and served as reviewer for many reputed journals. My peripheral interests lie in activities that include Reading books & Learning new things. |
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Research Work: My Ph.D. research topic is to “Quality Assessment of Pharmaceutical Solid Dosage forms use Hyperspectral Non Imaging Data”, the reason behind to choose this topic is we know that the pharmaceutical industry is expanding rapidly all over the world. The Indian pharmaceutical industry is one of the largest and most developed industries. Falsified or counterfeit drugs are one of the major problems in the world today. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that the global market for counterfeit medications generates about $200 billion annually (USD). In the pharmaceutical industry, counterfeit medications can take the form of under or overdosing, having the incorrect Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API), or not having any API at all. Sometimes people lose both money and their health due to the counterfeiting of drugs. Ensuring quality of medicine is becoming more important and challenging, this generates the need for more fast and smart technique to identify the fake medicines. The spectroscopic technique is now the most well-known, effective, and widely used technique in the pharmaceutical industry. It is a fast, nondestructive, and accurate technique for qualitative and quantitatively analyzing pharmaceutical materials to detect counterfeit/fake, substandard medicines. In this research work we analyze the different types of manufacturers Paracetamol tablets, excipients used for making tablets in pharmaceutical area by using hyperspectral non imaging data developed by using ASDFieldSpec4 Spectroradiometer, Chemometric and Statistical techniques, Preprocessing techniques like Savitzky golay filter combine with Second derivative, Standard normal variate techniques for noise removal and smoothing of spectral data. |
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