In association with

  • JFII, Jalappa Foundation for Innovation & Incubation, SDUAHER
  • Institution's Innovation Council (Ministry of Education Initiative)

Advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals

  • Goal 3: Good health and well-being
  • Goal 4: Quality education
  • Goal 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure
  • Goal 17: Partnerships for the goals

About the conclave

Where genetics meets the diseases that shape India’s health

Heart disease, diabetes and cancer now cause most deaths in India. NSC 2027 asks what genetics can already do about them, and what comes next.

The National Scientific Conclave (NSC) 2027 brings together researchers, clinicians, academics and industry professionals to promote scientific exchange, innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration in the biomedical and health sciences.

Over two days of keynote lectures, scientific sessions, and oral and poster presentations, it offers a platform for presenting original research and sharing best practice, with a focus on evidence-based healthcare and research excellence.

The theme, the University and the organisers →

Programme

Two days, two families of disease

Invited talks in the mornings, research presentations in the afternoon, and a hands-on workshop the day before.

Full timetable
Day 1 · Friday 5 February

Genes, the heart and metabolism

  1. Genetics in Everyday LifeDr Ferdinamarie Sharmila Philomenadin
  2. Molecular Genetics in Hypertension and Cardiovascular DiseaseDr Rajesh Parsanathan
  3. Precision Medicine in Diabetes Mellitus Using Molecular GeneticsDr Radha Venkatesan
  4. Your DNA, Your DataDr T. Senthil Kumar
Day 2 · Saturday 6 February

The genetics of cancer

  1. Genetics and Epigenetics of Oral CancerDr Tapas Kundu
  2. Current Concepts in the Molecular Biology of Thyroid CancersDr Sasi Mouli V. V. H. P. K.
  3. Breast CancersDr Vijayashree Murthy
  4. Applying Molecular Genetics in Treating Gynaecological MalignanciesDr Asima Mukhopadhyay
  5. Rewiring Cellular MechanicsDr Arun Kumar K. C.
  6. The Role of Liquid Biopsy in CancerDr Vidya Harini Veldore
Pre-conclave · Thursday 4 February

Type 1 diabetes in children, hands-on

  1. Insulin administration
  2. Insulin pens
  3. Insulin pumps (CSII)
  4. Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM)
  5. Insulin dose calculation
  6. Glucometers: heel and finger prick
  1. Jan · Sun10Last date for abstracts
  2. Jan · Fri15Early-bird registration closes
  3. Jan · Sat30Registration and workshop sign-up close
  4. Feb · Thu4Pre-conclave workshop
  5. Feb · Fri5Conclave, day 1
  6. Feb · Sat6Conclave, day 2 and awards

Registration

Fees

Open to students, faculty, researchers, clinicians, industry and policymakers.

Register
DelegateEarly birduntil 15 January 2027Standard16–30 January 2027On the spotat the venue
Students₹1,000₹1,200₹1,500
Faculty and industry₹2,000₹2,500₹3,000

Call for scientific presentations

Present your research.

Oral or poster, in any field of the biomedical and health sciences. Judges pick the best papers for awards, and accepted abstracts can be published in the Journal of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences.