SPARK ( Young Researcher Training Program ) APAR Health

Research to support college applications for senior school and undergraduate students: inspiration to publication

SPARK is a structured research program guiding students in health sciences through methodology, data analysis, writing, and publication for college applications.

How SPARK Helps

Develop research skills for effective academic and scientific writing
Work on research projects with expert mentorship in design and execution
Receive guidance in writing, editing, and submitting research for publication
Enhance university applications with original research and publications

SPARK enables students to:

✅ Develop Research Skills: Learn the fundamentals of academic research and scientific writing.

✅ Work on Research Projects: Get mentorship to design and execute research projects.

✅ Publish Their Work: Receive support in writing, editing, and submitting research for publication.

✅ Enhance College Applications: Strengthen university applications with original research and published work.

Our Gallery

summary from publications of students of the SPARK program

Title:-

What do we know and how do we act: knowledge, attitude and practices around antimicrobial resistance?

Authors:-

Saisha Sherawat, Sharmila Sengupta, Padam Singh, Pooja Sharma

Summary:-

The overuse and misuse of antibiotics contribute to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a major global health threat. This study assessed knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) related to antibiotics and AMR among rural, semi-urban, and urban populations in Delhi NCR, India.