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Sarmishtha Ghosh, Indian medical educator, researcher. Recipient Professor B.B. Sarkar Memorial Research prize, Physiological Society India, 1991, Ramakrishna Desai Best Paper award, Association Physicians, India, 2001, Young Investigator's award, International Union Physiological Sciences, 2001; senior research fellow, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Government India, 1991.

Background

Ghosh, Sarmishtha was born on February 23, 1963 in Calcutta, India. Daughter of Sukhendu Bikash and Bithika Ghosh.

Education

Bachelor of Science with honors, University College of Science and Technology, Calcutta, 1984. Master of Science, University College of Science and Technology, Calcutta, 1987. Doctor of Philosophy, University College of Science and Technology, Calcutta, 1994.

Career

Lecturer Manipal College medical Science, Pokhara, Nepal, 1994—1995, assistant professor Nepal, 1995—1999, Pramukhswami Medical College, Anand, India, 1999—2000, associate professor India, since 2000. Reviewer Advances in Physiological Education, since 2003, Med-Ed-Online, 2004. Resource person University Grants Commission Countrywide Classroom, India, 1992—1994.

Achievements

  • Sarmishtha Ghosh has been listed as a noteworthy medical educator, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Association Physiological Pharmacol. India, Indian Science Congress Association (life), American Physiological Society (life).

Interests

  • Reading, painting, photography, internet.

Connections

Father:
Sukhendu Bikash

Mother:
Bithika Ghosh

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Awards

  • Recipient Professor B.B. Sarkar Memorial Research prize, Physiological Society India, 1991, Ramakrishna Desai Best Paper award, Association Physicians, India, 2001, Young Investigator's award, International Union Physiological Sciences, 2001. Senior research fellow, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Government India, 1991.