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Bangalore Tech Summit: Bangalore Tech Summit: Karnataka unveils revised biotech policy, aims to quadruple state's bioeconomy - Vimarsana News

Bangalore Tech Summit: Bangalore Tech Summit: Karnataka unveils revised biotech policy, aims to quadruple state's bioeconomy

Information and biotechnology minister Priyank Kharge said the new biotechnology policy would synergize with the others in the state, including the industrial, R&D and innovation, engineering research and development (ER&D), and startup policies.

3-day workshop on RNA sequencing begins at KU - Vimarsana News

3-day workshop on RNA sequencing begins at KU

Srinagar: To equip researchers with the knowledge and skills required for proficient gene expression analysis using RNA-Seq technology, the Department of Botany, Kashmir University (KU) Monday inaugurated a three-day workshop on ‘RNA-Seq Hands-on Workshop - Library Preparation and Introduction to Data Analysis Using R’ here. The workshop aims to covers a broad spectrum of topics such as, the fundamentals of RNA-Seq,

Clinical trials of new drugs over-recruiting Indians: Study - Vimarsana News

Clinical trials of new drugs over-recruiting Indians: Study

Given that all trials carry an element of risk, experts believe that there is an "unfair" burden-benefit ratio on the Indian population when sponsors conducting trials in multiple countries recruit too many patients from the country, said the study published in PLOS One journal. "The Indian drug regulator needs to be particularly alert to the planned, or actual, over-recruitment of participants from India," the researchers said in the study.

Medicine | Study throws light on excessive use of Indians in global clinical trials - Vimarsana News

Medicine | Study throws light on excessive use of Indians in global clinical trials

Researchers have found that 26 of 424 multinational clinical trials by foreign sponsors to evaluate candidate drugs against asthma, bacterial infections, cancer and other conditions had recruited or planned to recruit 60 per cent or more of the trial volunteers from India

Kongress: ECCE 14 & ECAB 7 - Vimarsana News

Kongress: ECCE 14 & ECAB 7

14th European Congress of Chemical Engineering and 7th European Congress of Applied Biotechnology / Chemical engineering, biotechnology and bioprocessing are the key to providing innovative solutions for food supply, mobility, energy, health and well...