Consultancy Policy
Establishes a framework for high-quality, ethical, and impactful research endeavors.
SGT University views research and development (R&D) as a key component that propels both innovation and academic excellence. The university promotes a culture of inquiry and discovery by encouraging staff and students to actively participate in cutting-edge research across a range of disciplines. The ultimate goal is to improve the academic and professional landscape by addressing real-world problems and advancing knowledge.
Dr. Shalini Kapoor, an accomplished academic leader and dental
professional, serves as the Director of the Research &
Development Cell at SGT University. With over 15 years of
distinguished service in academic administration, research
management, and innovation governance, Dr. Kapoor has been
pivotal in steering the University’s research ecosystem toward
national and international prominence.
At the helm of the Research & Development Cell, Dr. Kapoor
oversees research governance across 18 constituent faculties.
Under her stewardship, the University’s research profile has
witnessed remarkable growth, with year-on-year increases in publications,
patents, and substantial
progress in extramural grant mobilization.
Her strategic initiatives have led to the establishment of research infrastructure,
including a Central
Scientific Instrumentation Facility and Medical Cobotics Centre. Dr. Kapoor continues to
cultivate an
ecosystem where innovation thrives, policy reforms are data-driven, and research impact is
measurable
and sustainable.
“Research is not merely about discovery; it is about creating institutional legacies that
shape futures,
solve human problems, and elevate communities. At SGT University, we are committed to that
mission.”
Establishes a framework for high-quality, ethical, and impactful research endeavors.
A guide for researchers in their interactions with subjects, colleagues, and the broader academic community.
Intended to foster a thriving research culture by offering rewards and assistance to academic staff and students who are involved in significant research projects.
SGT University has a proud history of research, innovation, design, development, and dissemination of technologies, processes, and products. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) are crucial for higher education institutions since they safeguard the Intellectual Property (IP) generated via research and development by stakeholders. The domain of intellectual property rights (IPR) has expanded beyond patents to encompass all categories of intellectual property, including copyright, geographical indications (GI), trademarks, designs, and more to safeguard all manifestations of human ingenuity across various domains.
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The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 envisages the promotion of quality research within the Higher Education system. Research and innovation are important aspects to enhance quality education by the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Societal challenges of our country can only be addressed by having a strong and vibrant higher education ecosystem with an emphasis on research, innovation, and technology development. The integration of Research, Innovation and Technology Development is the foundation of Atma-Nirbhar Bharat (Self-reliant India). The establishment of Research and Development Cell (RDC) in HEIs will enable attainment of targets of Atma-Nirbhar Bharat and is expected to play a pivotal role in catalyzing multidisciplinary/ transdisciplinary and translational research culture mandated in NEP 2020.
To put in place a robust mechanism for developing and strengthening the research ecosystem within HEIs, aligned with the provisions of NEP-2020.
Manages research funding, budgeting, and ensures proper infrastructure support for all research activities.
Formulates policies and guidelines to govern research programs and ensure academic excellence.
Facilitates partnerships with industry, government, and community organizations for collaborative research.
Oversees development, tracking, and commercialization of research outputs and innovations.
Ensures protection of intellectual property, legal compliance, and adherence to ethical standards in research.
Provides guidance and oversight on research directions, priorities, and quality assurance.
Recommends incentives and recognition for outstanding research contributions by faculty and students.
Helps in evaluating and supporting internal research projects funded by the institution.
Monitors and facilitates PhD programs, ensuring compliance with academic and research standards.
Encourages and supports faculty and students to engage in high-quality research activities.
Defines ethical standards and responsible conduct in all research undertakings.
Encourages industrial cooperation and knowledge transfer while regulating academic consulting services.
Modifies and modifies existing research criteria to meet modern legal and academic standards.
These rules control the university's admissions, progression, and evaluation of PhD candidates.
Protects intellectual property rights and promotes the commercialization of discoveries.
Safeguards research integrity by encouraging innovation and combating academic misconduct.
Promotes entrepreneurship, innovation, and incubation of startup ideas within the university.
The meeting discussed proposal themes for the PURSE project and assigned leads for drafting research proposals on biomedical waste, infectious diseases, and collaborative initiatives.
The meeting outlined planning and content development for the Online Certificate Course in Research Methodology, targeting a July 2024 launch.
The meeting focused on refining research objectives and strategies for the Lead Poisoning project, including expert suggestions, prioritized research areas, and plans for publications and funding.
The Research Advisory Committee meeting, conducted by the R&D Cell at SGT University, reviewed and approved research-related matters.
The Intramural Committee meeting reviewed 69 research proposals, recommended 26 projects with a total budget of ₹6,59,000, and approved the guidelines for IMRG project submissions.
The UDB meeting proposed enhancements to consultancy policies, faculty-student research engagement, extramural funding coordination, and discussed establishing the SGT Advanced Research and Innovation Centre (SGT-ARIC).
The RPPDC meeting was conducted by the R&D Cell, SGT University, to discuss and approve policies for research program development.
The meeting focused on finalizing the syllabus and identifying internal faculty coordinators for implementing the Online Certificate Course in Research Methodology.
The RPPDC meeting was conducted by the R&D Council, SGT University, to discuss and record minutes for approval regarding research program policy development.
The meeting reviewed publication verification processes and clarified that incentives will be granted only for research works already published, with optional acceptance letter verification from the next quarter.
The meeting reviewed and decided on the release of incentives for research publications and book chapters, addressing issues related to author details, journal status, publication verification, and conference-based chapters.
The meeting reviewed and approved incentives for publications, patents, extramural projects, and course fees, addressed submission and documentation issues, and recommended quarterly processing of incentive applications.
The meeting reviewed 18 research proposals, approved six projects with a total budget of ₹2,95,480, and finalized guidelines for IMRG project submissions, with higher-budget projects referred to the Vice-Chancellor for approval.