NEHU teacher bags Young Investigator Award 2021

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SHILLONG, Nov 3: Assistant Professor and teacher in-charge of Department of Biomedical Engineering, NEHU, Dr. Sudip Paul, has bagged the Young Investigator Award 2021 during the 13th World Stroke Congress Young Investigator Award 2021, an event that was held from October 28 to 29 and participated by many neurologists, doctors, students, et al, from around the globe.
Paul has published many national and international journal papers while four patents are also granted in his name. He and his team are now working on Parkinson’s disease and its early diagnosis tools and techniques.

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