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Online Course Instrumentation in Clinical Research
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Instrumentation in Clinical Research

Instrumentation plays a critical role in modern clinical research and diagnostic laboratories. Accurate experimental outcomes depend on the proper operation, calibration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of sophisticated laboratory instruments. With rapid advancements in biomedical technologies, professionals must possess strong technical knowledge and practical skills to effectively handle and manage modern laboratory equipment.trained in clinical instrumentation are in high demand across hospitals, research institutes, biotechnology industries, and diagnostic laboratories.
Course ModeHybrid
Duration1 Week
Starts07 Jul 2026
Ends13 Jul 2026
Course Fee
₹1,000 /-
Registration Closed
About The Course

Overview

This SAGE Summer School Certificate Course in Instrumentation in Clinical Research provides both theoretical understanding and hands-on training in essential laboratory instruments such as microscopes, centrifuges, spectrophotometers, ELISA readers, PCR machines, incubators, autoclaves, and analytical devices used in clinical research. The program emphasizes instrument handling, calibration, maintenance, troubleshooting, and the interpretation of generated data. The course aligns with NEP-2020 and promotes skill-based learning for research and diagnostic applications.

Course Objectives

  • Introduce the principles and working mechanisms of clinical research instruments.
  • Develop an understanding of instrument handling and operational safety.
  • Provide hands-on exposure to commonly used laboratory instrumentation.
  • Train participants in the calibration and maintenance of laboratory equipment.
  • Demonstrate analytical techniques using spectrophotometers and ELISA systems.
  • Enhance understanding of PCR and molecular diagnostic instrumentation.
  • Promote Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) and laboratory safety compliance.
Learning Goals

Course Outcomes

Course Outcomes

• Participants will understand operational principles of major clinical instruments.
• Perform safe handling and operation of laboratory equipment.
• Conduct calibration and troubleshooting procedures.
• Interpret results obtained through analytical instrumentation.
• Apply instrumentation knowledge in clinical and biomedical research settings.
• Demonstrate competency in maintaining laboratory quality standards.

A certificate course in instrumentation in clinical research typically involves developing skills in instrument-based diagnostics, calibration techniques, and analytical data interpretation used in biomedical and clinical laboratories.

Curriculum

Course / Modules

Module 1 (2 hrs): Introduction to Clinical Research Instrumentation

Theory:
• Overview of clinical research instrumentation
• Classification of analytical instruments
• Role of instrumentation in clinical research
• Principles of measurement and accuracy
• Good Laboratory Practices (GLP)
• Laboratory safety guidelines

Module 2 (2 hrs): Microscopy and Centrifugation Techniques

Theory:
• Principles of microscopy
• Types of microscopes
• Principle of centrifugation

Practical:
• Handling compound microscope
• Slide preparation and observation
• Operation of centrifuge
• Sample separation techniques

Module 3 (2 hrs): Spectrophotometry and Analytical Instruments

Theory:
• Principle of spectrophotometry
• Absorbance and wavelength concepts
• Analytical applications in clinical research

Practical:
• Operation of spectrophotometer
• Preparation of standard solutions
• Measurement of absorbance
• Data recording and interpretation

Module 4 (2 hrs): Immunological and Molecular Instruments

Theory:
• Principle of ELISA
• Principle of PCR
• Applications in diagnostics and research

Practical:
• Demonstration of ELISA reader
• PCR machine operation
• Data interpretation

Module 5 (2 hrs): Sterilization and Incubation Systems

Theory:
• Principles of sterilization
• Incubation systems and environmental control
• Laboratory contamination control

Practical:
• Operation of autoclave
• Use of incubators
• Monitoring sterilization cycles

Module 6 (2 hrs): Calibration, Troubleshooting and Quality Control

Theory:
• Instrument calibration methods
• Preventive maintenance
• Troubleshooting common errors
• Quality assurance procedures

Practical:
• Calibration demonstration
• Maintenance checklist preparation
• Assessment, applications, feedback and certificate distribution on Day 6

Learn From Experts

Our Trainers

Dr. N. Ganesh
Dr. N. Ganesh
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Dr. Shikha Tiwari
Dr. Shikha Tiwari
DR. SHIKHA TIWARI Assistant Professor of Biotechnology| Head and Neck cancer research | +91-8305979899 [email protected], s...
Shivam Chaurasiya
Shivam Chaurasiya
SHIVAM CHAURASIYA M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics) | Diploma Clinical Research   Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India  +91-7746814469 Profess...
Er. Ricky Joshi
Er. Ricky Joshi
Biomedical Engineer with 10+ years of experience in installation, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of hospital and laboratory equipment. ...
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the duration of the Certificate Course in Instrumentation in Clinical Research?
The course duration is 1 week, scheduled from 07 July 2026 to 12 July 2026, with daily sessions including both theory and practical components.

2. What instruments will participants learn to use during this course?
Participants will receive hands-on training on commonly used instruments such as microscopes, centrifuges, spectrophotometers, ELISA readers, PCR machines, incubators, and autoclaves used in clinical research laboratories.

3. Who should enroll in this course?
This course is suitable for students and professionals from clinical research, biotechnology, microbiology, pharmacy, life sciences, and related healthcare fields who want to gain practical knowledge of laboratory instrumentation.

4. What mode will the course be conducted in?
The course will be conducted in hybrid mode at the Central Instrumentation Facility, Clinical Research Laboratory, and Smart Classroom of the university campus.

5. Will participants receive a certificate after completing the course?
Yes, participants who successfully complete the training sessions and final assessment will receive a certificate in instrumentation in clinical research.

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Contact

Name: Dr. N. Ganesh

Mobile No: 9826321615

Email: [email protected]