Dr. Raghu Padinjat gave a lecture introducing the ADBS program, role of different institutes. He also emphasized on basic neuroscience and interface with clinical medicine.
Kris Gopalakrishnan provides philanthropic boost to collaborative research at NCBS and inStem
Raghu Padinjat is a Doctor-turned-Researcher and Wellcome Trust-DBT India Alliance Senior Research Fellow at NCBS, whose group studies information transfer mediate
The campus recently announced the launch of a major new collaborative initiative centred around the use of stem cell technology in research, diagnostics and therapeutics at an event held at the Bangalore Life Science Cluster campus.
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Researchers in India and Japan have recently collaborated on a research program that will help accelerate translation of cutting-edge stem cell technology in context of human disease research in India.
The Department of Biotechnology, Government of India and Prathiksha Trust, a charitable trust setup by Mr. Kris Gopalakrishnan, co-founder of Infosys with his family supported “Accelerating the application of stem cell technology in human diseases” (ASHD) program is a multi-institutional initiative with focussed objective of developing infrastructure and expertise for India to be a competitive force in the field of regenerative medicine.
Rohini Nilekani Centre for Brain and Mind interacted with high school teachers of Karnataka associated with Agastya International Foundation. In this effort led by the Science Education and Outreach Office of NCBS, RN-CBM members Dr.Geetha Swamilingiah and Dr. Shriya Palchaudhuri were the facilitators for neurobiology. The basic functions of the human brain with respect to its parts, the brain when in health and when in diseased condition were among discussed in detail during the three-hour session held at NCBS.
