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Specializations: MBBS, MS (Clinical Anatomy), DMCH (Maternal & Child Health), PhD-Master of Medical Ultrasound
Registration: 10485-APMCI
Education Qualification: MBBS, MS (Clinical Anatomy), DMCH (Maternal & Child Health), PhD, Lincoln University College, Malaysia as HOD of Clinical Neuroanatomy and Director for International Affairs, South Asia, and Program Coordinator for Master of medical Ultrasound post graduate program
Overall Experience: 43 Years Awards and Recognitions: Possesses prestigious grants FRGS, URGS, unanimously elected as an Executive Board Member for ASI (Anatomical Society of India), Awarded PhD by Andhra University.
Training and Certifications: He has been the Guide/Supervisor for many PhD, graduate and post graduate students, Eligible for Guest Lecture /Keynote/ Plenary talk.
Biography: Prof. Dr. Swamy KB is working for Lincoln University College, Malaysia, as HOD of Clinical Neuroanatomy and Director of International Affairs, South Asia, and Program Coordinator for the Master Of Medical Ultrasound Post Graduate Program. He holds a Ph.D. from Andhra University and obtained his master’s degree (MS) in Clinical Anatomy from Andhra Medical College, DMCH (Maternal and Child Health) from IGNOU, New Delhi. He did MMBS in 1976 from SV University in India. He possesses prestigious grants FRGs and URGS from Malaysia. He has conducted many types of research on Herbal Medicine and Diabetes, Brain Size and Intelligence Quotient (IQ). He was a founding Anatomist, Professor, and Head of many medical schools in India and Malaysia. He serves on the International Editorial Boards of several prestigious journals, including the Anatomical Society of India (ASI), the National Journal of Clinical Anatomy, and the Annals of Anatomy. He was unanimously elected as an ASI Executive Board Member and an Organizing Committee Member for the 8th World Congress on Toxicology in Dubai, UAE, the 9th Euro-Global Summit in Paris and 11th International Congress on Toxicology and Risk Management in London from October 9th -11th, 2017. He has guided and supervised many Ph.D., graduate, and postgraduate students. He has published more than 50 research papers in high-impact international journals.
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