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Mandip Singh Sachdeva wins AAPS Global Leader Award

The honor will be presented at the AAPS annual meeting in November 2025.

Mandip Singh Sachdeva / Florida A&M University

The American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) has named Indian-American pharmaceutical scientist Mandip Singh Sachdeva as the recipient of its Global Leader Award. 

Sachdeva, professor and section leader of pharmaceutics in Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health (CoPPS, IPH), was recognized for his significant contributions to pharmaceutical sciences and global research leadership.

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“This recognition reflects the collective effort of my students, postdocs, and colleagues at FAMU, whose commitment, creativity, and collaboration have made our research and outreach possible. I am grateful to AAPS for this recognition and look forward to representing our institution and our college on this global platform,” Sachdeva said. 

Interim dean Seth Y. Ablordeppey, praised Sachdeva’s dedication, saying the award highlights both his international stature and his influence within the FAMU community.

“This honor is a powerful testament to your vision, dedication, and commitment to excellence. We are immensely proud to celebrate this recognition of your global impact and the shining example you set for all of us. Bravo on this outstanding achievement,” Ablordeppey said. 

With more than 14,800 citations on Google Scholar, Sachdeva ranks among the most cited pharmaceutical scientists worldwide. 

Sachdeva earned his B. Pharm and M. Pharm degrees from Panjab University, Chandigarh, before working with Ranbaxy Laboratories and Alembic Chemical Works in India. He completed his Ph.D. in 1989 at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, followed by four years with SynPhar Laboratories in Edmonton. 

In addition to Sachdeva’s recognition, several students from his laboratory received Best Abstract Awards and Rapid Fire Presentations at AAPS. 

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