Antimicrobial Resistance: Devil for Mankind | Dr. Prashant Thakare & Dr. Niraj Ghanwate | TEDxMITAOE

This awesome scientist duo was awarded an Indian patent for their Rapid testing kit for Antimicrobial Resistance. In this informative talk, they discuss their inspiration behind this ground-breaking innovation. With their extensive experience and knowledge in their respective fields, they will be shedding light on antimicrobial resistance and how its steep increase in recent years may be alarming for all of humanity. Antibiotics, which are widely and most commonly used to treat bacterial diseases are slowly proving ineffective due to inappropriate diagnosis of bacteria. Many patients have delayed treatments due to long test procedures for accurate determination of the bacteria behind the diseases. Dr. Prashant and Dr. Niraj share their journey as they untapped their extraordinary potential to innovate an effective and economical solution to this grave problem. In their talk, they discuss their solution and urge society to use antibiotics judicially. Dr. Prashant and Dr. Niraj are astute and bright professors in the field of Microbiology and Biotechnology. They are patented innovators of a kit for the early detection of Antimicrobial Resistance. They have effectively reduced the time taken for testing the susceptibility of diseases by a whopping 70%. They are well versed researchers in the domain of antimicrobial resistance and rapid diagnostics for its early detection. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@growwithtasneem8426]

Many Congratulations Dear Dr. Niraj and Dr Prashant. Great achievement.

[@riteshthakare8089]

Many congratulations to the team of SGBAU led by Dr. Ghanwate and Dr. Thakare for coming up with this amazing technology for detecting Antimicrobial resistance in bacteria. Truly remarkable work.

[@sampadadeshmukh1555]

Many Congratulations to you Mam n Sir, this is such great achievement for medical science.

[@snehaldeshmukh8271]

Congratulations Dr Neeraj n Dr Thakare sir .. qudos ..proud of Amravatians

[@dranitapatil2137]

Congratulations to both researchers

[@nirjakadu5414]

Excellent research! It’s need of the hour.
Hats off to you both 🙌

[@ranjankumar-fi6mb]

My teacher didn't make me understand this topic but i clear my doubt in this video and learn many more things than AMR ....😊

[@kamlakarmore9221]

Congratulations to Sir and Mam for great work🌹🌹🙏🙏

[@anjalitiwari5821]

Excellent work! 👏 many congratulations to team!

[@SagarPalwe]

Very Happy to Listen you Sir Since very long time, Excellent Talk!

[@drdeepakvarma]

Many congratulations Dr Niraj 👍

[@vinodpatil529]

Congratulations team

[@SunilPadole-jr9wc]

Congratulations 🎉🎉

[@user-mw5ij7yx3e]

Bravo sir I am real fan of yours since my Post graduation days for your penetrating teaching skills thinking ability. I congratulate to you and your team for excellent work. Please keep it up. it was inspiring for me to see in TED talk even showed to my kids, and inspired them

[@vijaykumarchowbe3802]

Very good academician... Good research....

[@amolnagralemicrobiologist6301]

Congratulations Madam,
leading and active Researcher in SGBAU amravati.

[@diliptambekar9349]

excellent work

[@mangeshpurkar1684]

Great work sir.

[@pranusworld4018]

Wow nyc sirr

[@anjalithakare1709]

Jodi no 1

[@user-mw5ij7yx3e]

dont know in what sense the comment is there but if its negative one then you are not needed in scientific community. booo🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@ranjupadole3898]

Congratulations 🎉🎉