Infrastructure

Machine Room

The machine room is the technological heart of the university serving as a pivotal space where theory meets practice. It embodies a fusion of cutting-edge machinery, advanced tools, and expertise pivotal to pharmaceutical research, experimentation, and production. Machine room provides students, researchers, and faculty with a dynamic environment conducive to hands-on learning, innovation, and the development of pharmaceutical formulations. This space plays a crucial role in translating theoretical knowledge into practical applications, bridging the gap between academia and industry standards.

The machine room is equipped with a diverse range of state-of-the-art machinery and instruments, including Automated 12 station tablet punching machine (Karnavati, Minipress II), Digital Rheometer (Brookfield), All purpose equipment, Double Cone Blender (COSLAB INDIA). Table coating machine (COSLAB INDIA), Ampoule filling & sealing machine (COSLAB INDIA), Microprocessor Tablet Dissolution Test Apparatus (Esico International), Rotational Viscometer, Ultrasonicator, Liquid filling machine, Tray dryer etc.

The facility of Machine provides students with practical exposure to the operation and handling of pharmaceutical machinery, fostering skill development and proficiency. It facilitates the research endeavors by enabling the formulation, testing, and analysis of novel pharmaceutical products. It acts as a collaborative space for faculty and students to work on research projects and industry collaborations. It is as a beacon of innovation and precision, nurturing the next generation of pharmaceutical scientists and professionals. Its role in empowering students, fostering research, and advancing pharmaceutical knowledge underscores its significance in shaping the future of the pharmaceutical industry.

Laboratory Facilities

Various laboratories of AIP serve as dynamic hubs of practical learning, experimentation, and discovery. These spaces are meticulously designed to offer students a hands-on experience that complements theoretical knowledge, cultivating a rich environment for scientific exploration and skill development. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab equipped with instruments for synthesis, analysis, and characterization of pharmaceutical compounds. Pharmacology Lab facilitates studies on drug effects, mechanisms, and toxicity using cell cultures and animal models. Pharmaceutics Lab Focuses on formulation development, dosage form preparation, and drug delivery systems. Pharmacy practice lab Simulates clinical scenarios for dispensing, patient counseling, and medication therapy management. Pharmacognosy Lab of the institute is the specialized facility dedicated to the study, analysis, and experimentation involving natural products, medicinal plants, and their extracts. The laboratories of the institute stand as the cornerstone of practical excellence, providing a fertile ground for students to cultivate their skills, explore scientific frontiers, and pave the way for transformative contributions to the pharmaceutical landscape. Their role in shaping competent professionals and fostering innovation underscores their indispensable significance within our academic ecosystem.

Animal House Facility

Amity University Madhya Pradesh Gwalior ’s Animal House is a state-of-the-art facility and is spread over 947.22 square feet, dedicated to animal care and behavioural studies. Our animal house facility is registered with CCSEA (2180/PO/Re/S/22/CPCSEA) for educational research purpose. The Animal Facility has a “Two-way corridor system” to reduce cross-contamination and for efficient animal house operation. Daily cleaning and disinfection of animal rooms, quarantine areas, corridors, and other areas are carried out. Full-time veterinary care is provided for the care and maintenance of animals. Biomedical waste disposal is carried out according to the guidelines. Continuous CCTV surveillance of the entire Animal facility is ensured throughout 24 hrs. The animals are well maintained under controlled environmental conditions like temperature (23+3°C), relative humidity (30-70 %), 12:12 h light and dark cycle with 100 % of fresh air exchange in animal rooms. The macro-and micro-environment around the animals are also maintained for better development of normal behaviour of animals.

Museum

The museum of AIP is a living testament to the enduring legacy of pharmaceutical education. By preserving and showcasing the history, achievements, and cultural fabric of the Amity Institute of Pharmacy (AIP), the museum fosters a sense of pride and identity among its academic community. As a dynamic resource for learning and reflection, the museum reinforces the importance of preserving and building upon the foundations laid by past teachers and students, ensuring a bright and innovative future for pharmaceutical education. Gain insight into the vibrant student life at the pharmacy college. Photographs, memorabilia, and student projects provide a glimpse into the cultural, social, and academic experiences of students throughout their stay. This exhibit fosters a sense of continuity and community among past, present, and future generations of pharmacy students. Through its diverse exhibits, educational and interactive displays, the museum not only preserves the rich history of pharmaceutical sciences but also contributes to the ongoing narrative of innovation and progress in the field of pharmacy. The AIP museum's carefully curated exhibits and collections provide an immersive experience for students, faculty, and visitors, offering a profound understanding of the evolution of pharmacy education. A visit to AIP museum is an enriching experience that leaves visitors with a profound appreciation for the crucial role that pharmacy has played in shaping the course of healthcare throughout history.

Medicinal Plant Garden

The Medicinal plant garden of the institute has a properly maintained, diverse, well documented, and scientifically identified medicinally important live plants, which is the essential component of Pharmacy education. Medicinal plants and crude drugs are the part of Pharmacy curriculum. The plants are well known in the traditional system of medicine which supports and enhances the quality of teaching and research for both faculty and students in drug discovery process. The plants are well displayed in a visually pleasing and appealing manner, labelled and organised, which promotes knowledge and interest on medicinal plants. The garden is a living laboratory for teaching natural medicine, which promotes learning for students and visitors. Specialized, well trained and dedicated staff members are available to look after the medicinal plant garden for irrigating, applying fertilizers and pesticides, weeding, planting, creating garden beds, and maintain plants. The living collection now contains over 500 species from different geographical location including vegetations of multiple habitats and ecosystem. The garden includes live plants from small herbaceous to vines to shrubs and trees, both natives and non natives. The detailed list of plants is given below. The garden emphasizes the importance of plant based remedies over centuries and their role in the contemporary medicine. The Medicinal Plant Garden will continue to improve contributions to research besides expanding efforts to develop educational programs which will promote knowledge, understanding, preservation and conservation of medicinal plants for the institution, local community, and surrounding areas.