Professor Sachdeva receives prestigious American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences Global Leader Award
His students were selected for best abstract awards and rapid fires
San Antonio, TX – Professor Mandip Singh Sachdeva, Ph.D. | Professor and Section Leader, Pharmaceutics in the Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (CoPPS, IPH) has been selected to receive the AAPS Global Leader Award - American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists, which will be presented at the PharmSci 360 - American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists in November 2025. “This recognition reflects the collective effort of my students, postdocs, and colleagues at FAMU, whose commitment, creativity, and collaboration have made our research and outreach possible,” Sachdeva readily acknowledged.
“I would also like to thank my peers across the college Pharmaceutics | FAMU CoPPS, IPH for your continued support and encouragement, which have been instrumental in enabling me to pursue impactful research and mentorship. I am grateful to AAPS for this recognition and look forward to representing our institution and our college on this global platform,” concluded Sachdeva.
“On behalf of the FAMU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you on receiving this prestigious Global Leader Award. This honor is a powerful testament to your vision, dedication, and commitment to excellence. Even as your leadership continues to advance the profession on an international stage, please know it also inspires colleagues, students, and the entire FAMU community. We are immensely proud to celebrate this recognition of your global impact and the shining example you set for all of us. Bravo on this outstanding achievement!” noted Seth Y. Ablordeppey, Ph.D., Professor and Interim Dean of the FAMU CoPPS, IPH.
In Dr. Sachdeva’s leading by example, the following students from his lab have been selected for best abstract awards and rapid fires. In fact, according to Sachdeva, all of their submissions were selected for these categories.
Only seven-eight (7-8) percent of the submissions are selected for this annual meeting, and there were over 2200 abstracts submitted.
Best Abstract Award:
Comprehensive Design and Characterization of pH-Gradient-Loaded Donkey-Milk Exosomes for Oral Octreotide Delivery: A Bench-to-In Silico Roadmap
Presenter: Sandeep Chary Padakanti
Rapid Fire Award:
Camel Milk Exosome-Based Oral Delivery of Cannabidiol: In-Silico Poloxamer System
Presenter: Sandeep Chary Padakanti
Best abstract Award:
Engineered Nanobody-Bearing Exosomes Enable Precision Trop2 Knockdown in Resistant Breast Cancer
Presenter: Jassy Lazarte
Rapid Fire Award:
Hypoxia-mimetic and Pulsed-electrical Stimulation Amplify NK-Exosome Manufacturing and Immunomodulatory Activity
Presenter: Aakash Nathani
Best Abstract Award:
Engineering Tumor and HEK Cells to Produce Multi-Targeted Exosomes: A New Frontier in Targeted Therapy
Presenter: Mounika Aare
Award-winning student images are from Sachdeva Lab - People. He is one of Google Scholar’s most cited pharmaceutical scientists: 14,828 times according to Mandip Singh Sachdeva - Google Scholar.
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