The Pharmaceutical Microbiology Department focuses on the study of microorganisms and their relationship to pharmaceuticals, including their use in drug production, drug quality control, and drug safety. The department's research areas include the identification and characterization of microorganisms, the development of antimicrobial agents, and the assessment of microbial contamination in pharmaceutical products. Researchers in the department employ cutting-edge techniques and equipment to investigate the roles of microorganisms in drug development, manufacturing, and preservation, as well as their potential as therapeutic agents. The department is committed to fostering a collaborative research environment and promoting interdisciplinary interactions. In addition to its research activities, the Pharmaceutical Microbiology Department plays a key role in training future pharmaceutical microbiologists and providing education in pharmaceutical microbiology.