Dr. Deepak Das is an accomplished physician, academician, and clinical researcher specializing in Physiology, Hypertension, Diabetes, and Cardio-Metabolic Medicine. He has served in multiple academic and clinical roles, beginning his career as a Medical Officer at Referral Hospital, Pandaul (Bihar). He later contributed as Tutor in the Department of Physiology at SRMS IMS, Bareilly, followed by an appointment as Assistant Professor at Varun Arjun Medical College & Rohilkhand Hospital, Shahjahanpur.
He is presently working as Associate Professor at SRMS Institute of Medical Sciences, Bareilly.

He has completed several advanced certifications, including PDCC in Diabetes Care, Post Graduate Diploma in Nephrology, Cleveland Clinic Advanced Certificate Course in Diabetes, and multiple national training programs in IMNCI, obstetric care, and contraceptive procedures.

Research Contributions & Publications

Dr. Das has an extensive research portfolio covering cardiovascular physiology, hypertension, diabetes, endocrinology, and metabolic disorders. His notable publications include work on:

• Left Ventricular Mass Index in prehypertensive individuals

• Lipid profile variations in hypothyroidism

• Myocardial dysmorphism in COPD

• Vitamin D deficiency and oxidative stress in type 2 diabetes

• Cardiovascular risk assessment in post-menopausal females

• LV geometry and function in newly detected hypertensives

He has also served as Co-Investigator of the GLIMIN Study and actively participated in global public-health initiatives such as May Measurement Month (2018 & 2023) by the Indian Society of Hypertension.

Conference Participation & Scientific Engagement

Dr. Das has an extraordinary record of participation across national and international conferences, workshops, and academic conclaves. His contributions include:

• Faculty / Oral & Poster Presenter at BPCON (2015–2023), ASSOPICON, DIACON, DIABETES INDIA, CCDSICON, APCH 2021, Global Cardio-Metabolic Conclave, and multiple specialized diabetes and hypertension meets.

• Member of Organizing Committees for major events including ASSOPICON-2015, SRMS Diabetes Conclave 2023, SRMS NEPHROCON-2023, and 40th UPAPICON-2023.

• Delivered oral/poster presentations consistently earning distinctions—

  • RB Singh Gold Medal (2016 & 2017)

  • Investigator of the Year 2018 (BPCON)

  • Young Investigator Fellowship (Asia Pacific Society of Hypertension, 2021)

  • Scientist of the Year 2023 (Indian Society of Cardiology)

Professional Memberships & Leadership Roles

Dr. Das holds several academic and organizational positions, including:

• Executive Committee Member, CCDSI–UP Chapter

• Governing Body Member, ASSOPI UP Chapter

• Faculty roles in state and national academic societies, including API, ACP-India Chapter, and Diabetes India.

Areas of Expertise

• Hypertension & Cardiovascular Physiology

• Diabetes Mellitus (Type 1, Type 2 & Gestational)

• Cardio-Metabolic Disorders

• Endocrine Physiology

• Clinical Research & Public Health Programs

• Echocardiographic assessment and metabolic risk stratification

Awards & Recognitions

• RB Singh Gold Medal – BPCON (2016 & 2017)

• 3rd Prize (Poster) – Medicine Update 2015

• 3rd Prize (Oral) – BPCON 2015

• Investigator of the Year – 2018 (Indian Society of Hypertension)

• Young Investigator Fellowship – 2021 (APSH)

• Scientist of the Year – 2023 (Indian Society of Cardiology)

Eligibility for the Best Researcher of the Year

Dr. Deepak Das is highly deserving of the “Best Researcher of the Year” award owing to his exceptional contributions to clinical research in hypertension, diabetes, and cardio-metabolic disorders. With numerous peer-reviewed publications, repeated national recognitions—including the RB Singh Gold Medals, Investigator of the Year (2018), Young Investigator Fellowship (APSH-2021), and Scientist of the Year (ISCCON-2023)—he has demonstrated consistent research excellence and innovation. His active involvement as faculty and presenter at major national and international conferences, leadership in organizing scientific events, and role as co-investigator in multicentric studies highlight both his academic depth and commitment to advancing medical science. Dr. Das’s impactful work in cardiovascular physiology, metabolic health, and public-health initiatives positions him as an outstanding candidate for the “Best Researcher of the Year” in scientific laurels.