Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Palamuru University Unveils Book on Pharmaceutical Computer Simulations
Palamuru University introduced a new book about using computers in medicine research.
Dr Prabhakar Reddy Veerareddy wrote the book.
It explains how computer simulations can help scientists study and design medicines.
The book also discusses drug delivery and other modern technologies.
The university vice-chancellor said these tools can make research faster and more useful.
The registrar said the book could help students, teachers, researchers and industry workers.
The book was published by CRC Press.
Veerareddy has spent about 28 years teaching and researching pharmacy.
Palamuru University Vice-Chancellor Professor GN Srinivas unveiled a new book on Monday.
The book, authored by Dr Prabhakar Reddy Veerareddy, is titled “Computer Simulations in the Pharmaceutical Industry – Volume 1.”
Published by CRC Press, the book covers simulations, drug research, drug design and modern technologies.
Srinivas said computer simulations could make pharmaceutical research more scientific, efficient and innovative.
Veerareddy has about 28 years of experience, 100 research papers, 14 books and one patent.
- Who
- Palamuru University Vice-Chancellor Professor GN Srinivas unveiled the book authored by Dr Prabhakar Reddy Veerareddy.
- What
- The book “Computer Simulations in the Pharmaceutical Industry – Volume 1” was unveiled.
- When
- On Monday.
- Where
- At the Palamuru University administrative building in Mahabubnagar.
- Why
- The book presents computer-based simulations and modern technologies for pharmaceutical research, drug research and drug design.
- Book
- Computer Simulations in the Pharmaceutical Industry – Volume 1
- Author
- Dr Prabhakar Reddy Veerareddy
- Publisher
- CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group
- University role
- Veerareddy is Head of the University College of Pharmacy at Palamuru University.
- Experience
- Around 28 years of teaching and research experience.
- Research output
- 100 research papers, 14 books and one patent.
- Research interests
- Advanced drug delivery systems, nanotechnology, controlled drug release, drug design and bioavailability.