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Fabric that kills virus in 30 mins - Vimarsana News

Fabric that kills virus in 30 mins

Recently, it was certified for commercial-scale production after large-scale manufacturing trials

An industry leader in HIV research - Vimarsana News

An industry leader in HIV research

An industry leader in HIV research - IAVI. After pursuing medical training in his home country of Belgium, Stoffels began his career as a young physician workin

Source: iavi.org
Saga of Growth & Boom of Indian Life Sciences Industry - Vimarsana News

Saga of Growth & Boom of Indian Life Sciences Industry

As one of the fastest growing knowledge industries in the country, India’s biotechnology sector is poised to become a major driver of the Indian economy. Its benefits are overarching – it has the potential to increase food production and thus reduce poverty and hunger. It has a key role in improving the health of the nation with next-generation, personalised, affordable medicines. Let’s take a look back in history and also chart the future, using the present day potential of this vibrant sector

Filipino scientists make it to Brittanica's Shapers of the Future 2022 list - Vimarsana News

Filipino scientists make it to Brittanica's Shapers of the Future 2022 list

Two Filipinos have been included in the 'Shapers of the Future 2022' list by Brittanica. 

Neglected infectious diseases may be tomorrow's pandemic, warns Bharat Biotech chief Krishna Ella - Vimarsana News

Neglected infectious diseases may be tomorrow's pandemic, warns Bharat Biotech chief Krishna Ella

Bharat Biotech International Limited Chairman Dr Krishna Ella on Monday said today's neglected infectious diseases could be tomorrow's global pandemic and stressed the need to have a coherent strategy to fight them. He said this during an event organised as part of the 38 foundation day celebrations by CSIR-Institute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH), Chandigarh. Bharat