Prof. Dulal Chandra Roy is a distinguished veterinary pharmacologist, toxicologist, educator, researcher, and academic leader with nearly four decades of dedicated service in veterinary sciences. He has been associated with the Assam Agricultural University College of Veterinary Science since 1985 and has made significant contributions to teaching, research, extension education, and academic administration.

He began his professional career as a Veterinary Assistant Surgeon in 1985 and subsequently joined academia as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology in 1988. Through consistent excellence in teaching, research, and institutional service, he advanced to Associate Professor, Professor, and later served as Head of the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology (2022–2024). His academic career spans approximately 39 years, including over 36 years in higher education and research.

Teaching, Research and Extension Contributions

Prof. Roy has devoted his career to advancing veterinary pharmacology, toxicology, drug residue monitoring, food safety, pharmacokinetics, veterinary therapeutics, and public health. His extensive teaching experience has contributed to the training and mentoring of numerous undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral students.

As Principal Investigator of the Operational Research Project on MDR & EP, he led important research initiatives from 2009 to 2024. His work has focused on:

• Veterinary pharmacokinetics and drug disposition studies
• Antimicrobial and antiparasitic drug residue monitoring
• Food safety and public health
• Toxicological evaluation of pesticides and environmental contaminants
• Veterinary therapeutics and pharmacological interventions
• Residue analysis using HPLC and advanced analytical techniques

Research Excellence and Scholarly Achievements

Prof. Roy has authored and co-authored a substantial body of scientific literature comprising:

• 35+ peer-reviewed research papers
• Multiple conference proceedings and scientific presentations
• 6 review articles
• 1 book chapter
• Several popular science articles promoting public awareness on food safety and drug use

His research has been published in reputed national and international journals, including studies on antibiotic residues, pharmacokinetics, food safety, veterinary therapeutics, and toxicology. His work has significantly contributed to understanding veterinary drug residues and their implications for public health.

Leadership and Professional Memberships

Prof. Roy has served as a Member of the Board of Studies of the College of Veterinary Science for more than two decades and has actively contributed to curriculum development and academic governance.

He is a life member of several prestigious professional bodies, including:

• Indian Pharmacological Society (IPS)
• Indian Society of Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology (ISVPT)
• Society of Toxicology (STOX)
• Indian Association of Veterinary Public Health Specialists (IAVPHS)
• Indian Association of Veterinary Public Health (IAVPH)
• Biochemistry and Physiology Society
• Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) affiliated professional forums
• Indian Association for Advancement of Veterinary Research (IAAVR)

International Recognition and Invited Lectures

Prof. Roy has been invited as a speaker at several prestigious national and international scientific forums, including:

• Indo-Global Health Care Summit and Expo, Hyderabad
• Annual Conference of the Indian Pharmacological Society
• International Conference on Navigating Pharmacology Towards Safe and Effective Therapy, Nagpur
• East Zonal and State Conferences of the Indian Pharmacological Society

These invitations reflect the recognition of his expertise in pharmacology, toxicology, food safety, and veterinary public health.

Awards and Honours

Throughout his illustrious career, Prof. Roy has received numerous national and international recognitions, including:

• Fellow of Academy of Sciences (2014)
• Bharat Jyoti Award (2016)
• Glory of India Gold Medal Award (2016)
• Research Excellence Award, Indus Foundation, USA (2016)
• Best Citizen of India Award (2016)
• Mahatma Gandhi Excellence Award (2017)
• Award for Educational Leadership (2017)
• Bharat Ratna Mother Teresa Gold Medal Award (2017)
• D.Litt., Ashcroft University, London, UK (2018)
• Bharatiya Udyog Ratna Gold Medal Award (2019)
• Mahatma Gandhi Lifetime Achievement Award (2019)
• Bharat Ratna Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Gold Medal Award (2019)
• Adarsh Vidya Saraswati Rashtriya Puruskar (2021)
• Asia's Top 50 Academician Award (2021)
• Incredible Academician Award (2021)
• VD GOOD Lifetime Achievement Award

Eligibility for the Nobel Research Award 

Prof. Dulal Chandra Roy is a highly suitable candidate for the Nobel Research Award in Scientific Laurels based on his outstanding academic accomplishments, sustained research productivity, scientific leadership, and long-term contributions to veterinary pharmacology and public health.

His eligibility is supported by:

• Nearly four decades of distinguished academic and research service.
• Significant contributions to veterinary pharmacology, toxicology, drug residue analysis, and food safety.
• Extensive publication record in peer-reviewed national and international journals.
• Leadership of multidisciplinary research projects addressing public health concerns related to animal-origin foods.
• Contributions to advancing analytical methodologies for veterinary drug residue monitoring.
• Active participation and presentation of research findings at national and international scientific conferences.
• Mentorship of students, researchers, and young scientists, fostering the next generation of veterinary scholars.
• Recognition through numerous prestigious national and international awards for excellence in research, education, and scientific leadership.
• Impactful work linking veterinary medicine, food safety, and public health, thereby contributing to societal well-being and scientific advancement.

Overall, Prof. Dulal Chandra Roy's distinguished career, scientific achievements, academic leadership, and contributions to veterinary pharmacology and public health make him a deserving nominee for the Nobel Research Award in Scientific Laurels.