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Chablani L

Chablani L

Assistant Professor at Wegmans School of Pharmacy.

Biography
 Dr. Lipika Chablani is currently Assistant Professor at Wegmans School of Pharmacy, St. John Fisher College, Rochester NY. She owns a B.S in Pharmacy from University of Mumbai, India. After completion of her B.S. in Pharmacy, she moved on to pursue a Master’s degree at Campbell University, School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, North Carolina. Dr. Chablani is involved in co-teaching three courses at Wegmans School of Pharmacy: Applied Pharmaceutics laboratory, Principles of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutics. Along with teaching, she plans to foster her research interests in the field of oncology and immunology as she continues her research against breast cancer. Dr. Chablani is also an active member of AAPS, AACP and Toastmasters International.
Research Interest
Research interest lies in the field of nanotechnology targeted towards providing preventive and therapeutic solutions for cancer.