Dr. Rohit Shankar Mane M.Sc. NET. DPM. PGDFSQM. Ph.D. Dr. Rohit Shankar Mane is Microbiology Scientist at Disinfection Research and Development Centre, Bangalore, India. He has Microbiology research experience at pharmaceutical, agriculture, and medical research industry. His educational qualification is B.Sc. M.Sc. NET. DPM. PGDFSQM. Ph.D., He is Principal Investigator of DST, DBT and National geography research projects. He is inventor of ROVE sterilization method. He is fellow of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar National Research Fellowship, BARTI, India. He has given International Young scientist award by AEI, India. He has given National Young Scientist award by American Microbiology Society of America. He is the 4th runner up of Citrinin against MCF-7 cell line at Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar Award, India. His project entitled “Chitinase and their antifungal effects” got nominated for GYTI-2018 award under Indian government. He has published 36 books and 56 research papers at International and National level. He is reviewer of 26 International Journals and associate editor of 12 International Journals. His interested research area is Microbiology and Agriculture. He is member of American Microbiology Society of America and Canadian Microbiology Society of Canada. He is founder of “Scientist R academy” India. He is poet, activist and always engaged in microbiology awareness programs.
<p>Textbook of Pharmaceutical Microbiology is intended for Undergraduates and Postgraduates at pharmacy and science. This book is important because of its bounded concepts and explanation related to pharmaceutical industry, particularly in manufacture of parenteral products, ophthalmic products, vaccines, and microbiology. This book contains seven chapters which contains different concepts. Here explained about the history, scope of microbiology and classification of microorganisms, pharmaceutical products spoilage and prevention, sterilization, preservation of pharma products and microbiological assays for pharmaceutical products. The new components which have required the change in worldview in pharmaceutical microbiology with modern microbial science and biotechnology showed. However, the book is fully syllabus oriented and written by considering their understanding ability.<br></p>
