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Science Pertinent to Homeopathy Addresses Skeptics’ Doubts

December 18, 2023

by Chitta Ranjan Mahata

Prof. C.R. Mahata shares the latest research into the mechanism of action of homeopathic remedies...

Shelf Life of Homeopathic Medicines

April 19, 2023

by Chitta Ranjan Mahata, Papiya Nandy

Drs. C.R. Mahata and P. Nandy share their research and speculation on the shelf life of homeopathic...

Amazing Consequence of Succussed Dilution: Explained by Physical...

August 17, 2022

by Chitta Ranjan Mahata

Prof. Chitta Ranjan Mahata discusses his research on how diluted homeopathic preparations, with or...

Aqueous Dilutions in Centesimal Scale Form Solute-Specific...

November 18, 2020

by Chitta Ranjan Mahata

To explain how homeopathic remedies potentized beyond Avogadro’s number convey healing information...

Chitta Ranjan Mahata

Prof. Chitta Ranjan Mahata, born in 1939, obtained his B.E., M.E. and Ph.D. degrees in EE in 1961, 1964 and 1974 respectively from B.E. College, Howrah (now, IIEST Shibpur) under the academic control of Calcutta University at that time. After serving his alma mater in various capacities from 1962 he retired as Prof. of EE in 1999. In between from 1969 to 1971 he was in Moscow Power Institute for higher specialization in Control Systems through Indo-Soviet Cultural Exchange Program. Additionally, finding the science behind homoeopathy (an over two-century old challenge) has been his mission since 1965. He completed two research projects in IIEST Shibpur funded by UGC and AYUSH, Govt of India. He is also attached to NIH Kolkata, M.B.H.M.C.H Howrah, IIT Khargpur and CEM Kolaghat in an honorary way. He has more than 50 research publications including 2 books, guided 2 PhD scholars and delivered more than 30 invited lectures/seminar talks on this subject. According to Dr. Mahata, Solute-specific energy level of dissipative structures formed in water carries solute-information in homeopathic potencies. Gross presence of solute material is not mandatory.

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