Dr. Dhrubo Jyoti Sen is a distinguished Indian pharmaceutical scientist and academician known for his extensive contributions to medicinal chemistry, drug design, and green synthetic methodologies. He holds multiple degrees in Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences, securing top ranks throughout his academic journey.

Over the course of his career, he has served as Professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, School of Pharmacy, Techno India University, Kolkata, where he has mentored numerous postgraduate and doctoral scholars and continues to contribute significantly to pharmaceutical research and education.

His early academic excellence is marked by multiple prestigious scholarships and distinctions, including:

• State Merit Scholarship (1981–1987)

• Rank-holder in B.Sc. Honours, B.Pharm., and M.Pharm.

• GATE Scholar in Pharmaceutical Sciences (1993)

He is also recognized internationally as a Chartered Chemist (CChem) by

• Institution of Chemists, India (2005)

• Royal Society of Chemistry, UK (2005)

Further, he holds the elite designation of Chartered Scientist (CSci), UK (2012).

Research Contributions

Dr. Sen’s scholarly output is exceptional in scale and impact:

• Published research papers: 712 (National & International)

• Monographs in books: 31

• Conference presentations: 14

• Workshops attended: 24

His fields of expertise span:

• Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry

• Drug discovery and synthesis

• Antimalarial, antiviral, and antitubercular compound development

• Green chemistry and stereospecific synthesis

Patents and Innovation

Dr. Sen has contributed to multiple patents, particularly focusing on novel drug molecules for infectious diseases. These include:

Granted Patent (2024)

Stereospecific substituted diphenylethenyl–ethylpiperazine moiety for Plasmodium falciparum inhibition, funded by the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK).

Filed Patent

Novel cinnamic acid stereoisomers for HIV viral load inhibition.

Filed Patent

Chiral pyrazolyl–carbothioamide derivatives with antimicrobial and antitubercular activity.

These innovations highlight his commitment to developing new pharmacological agents with global healthcare impact.

Awards and Honours

Dr. Sen has received over 45 national and international awards, reflecting his academic leadership, scientific creativity, and educational contributions. These include:

• Jewel of India Award (2009)

• Life Time Achievement Gold Medal (2009)

• International Gold Star Award (Bangkok, 2010)

• Bharat Excellence Award & India Inspiration Award (2011)

• Chartered Scientist Award (UK, 2012)

• Golden Educationist of India Award (2013)

• Academician of the Year (2015)

• Distinguished Faculty Awards (2016, 2018)

• International Scientist Awards (2020, 2021, 2022)

• Asia’s Top 50 Scientist Award (2024)

• Universal Icon Achiever Award (2024)

• Best Indian Golden Personalities Award (2025)

• Chancellor’s Gold Medal – Jewel of Jewels (2025)

This extraordinary list reflects decades of dedication to scientific excellence and education.

Impact on Science, Academia & Society

Dr. Sen’s contributions extend beyond research to include:

• Mentorship of many successful pharmaceutical scientists

• Significant published work that advances global health research

• Development of green and cost-effective synthesis methods

• Strengthening academic standards and research culture in Indian universities

His work intersects chemistry, pharmacology, and biotechnology, contributing meaningfully to public health advancements.

Eligibility for the Nobel Researcher Award 

While the Nobel Prize itself has no direct application process, many institutions confer “Nobel Researcher Awards” or “Scientific Laurels” as honorary recognitions. Based on the documented achievements, Dr. Dhrubo Jyoti Sen qualifies strongly for such prestigious recognitions due to:

1. Exceptional Research Output – 712+ papers and 31 monographs, reflecting sustained scientific contribution.

2. Innovation with Global Relevance – Patents targeting malaria, HIV, and tuberculosis—areas of major global health burden.

3. International Recognition – Multiple global awards (Thailand, USA, UK).

4. Academic Leadership – Proven excellence in teaching, mentorship, and scientific outreach.

5. Scientific Impact – Contributions to drug design and medicinal chemistry influencing current research directions.

6. Lifetime Contributions – Over three decades of significant influence in pharmaceutical sciences.

Thus, Dr. Sen is highly eligible for top-tier scientific honours, including global researcher awards, lifetime achievement recognitions, and international laurels in medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical innovation, and chemical sciences.