| Swami Vivekanand Subharti University, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh | INDIA
Dr. Saroj Rani is currently serving as Professor cum Head of the Department (HOD) in Pediatric Nursing at Swami Vivekanand Subarti University since April 2023. She plays a vital role in academic leadership, curriculum development, and mentoring students and faculty in nursing education.
Research Contributions
Dr. Rani has made significant contributions to research with:
- 11 research paper publications in reputed journals
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Active participation in the peer-review process for international journals, including:
- Breaking the Stigma: Understanding HIV beyond the Diagnosis (June 2024)
- Use of Concept Mapping in Nursing Education (December 2024)
Her work reflects strong engagement in advancing nursing knowledge and interdisciplinary healthcare research.
Publications & Intellectual Contributions
- Books/Book Chapters: 5 contributions in academic publishing
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Patents (Published):
- AI-enabled smart wearable device for maternal health and fetal monitoring (May 2024)
- Adaptive wheelchair with eye-gaze control for children with autism (September 2024)
These innovations demonstrate her interdisciplinary approach, integrating healthcare with emerging technologies.
Academic Engagements & Professional Development
Dr. Rani has actively participated in 28 conferences, seminars, faculty development programs (FDPs), and workshops, enhancing her professional expertise and staying updated with advancements in nursing and healthcare.
Eligibility for Best Researcher Award
Dr. Saroj Rani is highly eligible for the Best Researcher Award (Scientific Laurels) in recognition of her consistent and impactful contributions to nursing and interdisciplinary healthcare research. Serving as Professor cum Head of the Department of Pediatric Nursing at Swami Vivekanand Subarti University, she has demonstrated strong academic leadership alongside an active research profile, including 11 published research papers and contributions as a peer reviewer for reputed international journals. Her scholarly output is further strengthened by five book chapters and two published patents in the areas of biomedical innovation and assistive technology, reflecting her ability to integrate research with practical healthcare solutions. Additionally, her participation in 28 conferences, seminars, FDPs, and workshops highlights her commitment to continuous learning and knowledge dissemination. Collectively, these achievements establish her as a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award under Scientific Laurels.