Tag: Biotech

Datwyler has been expanding its manufacturing site in Pune, India, which now starts commercial production according to First Line standard. The company will participate at this year’s CPhI India, from December 12 to 14 in Greater Noida, Delhi NCR..............

As per experts, ‘Luspatercept' drug will drastically reduce the requirement of blood and iron chelating agent’s ultimately improving quality of the patient’s life.........……….

The two-day conclave where experts from national laboratories and biotech research leaders are expected to discuss and strategize together, will be held by the Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises on 31st January and 1st February 2019 at Bengaluru...…………...

As per a recent paper, there is an active engagement in Indian industry with about 70 approved biosimilars yet urgent need to expand markets and de-clog RoW market access to actualize potential for global leadership...………….

The collaboration between Amrita and Tata Institute of Genetics and Society will focus on developing new tools to reverse antibiotic resistance in pathogens like Pseudomonas aeruginosa which have been declared as ‘critical priority’ by WHO.....................

While the government is garnering efforts to make India the clean energy world capital, the Department of Biotechnology (DBT) has flagged clean energy and Swachh Bharat—waste to energy as two of its key missions...………………..

The meeting, organized by India's Department of Biotechnology on the sidelines of Annual Grand Challenges Meeting brought together development partners, donors and multilateral agencies to explore avenues for collaborations to innovate in India...……...

Unique, single-use perfusion system offers a fast-track to intensified cell culture process development. Product innovation was unveiled at the BPI West Conference, San Francisco, USA...……………….

The President of India, Ram Nath Kovind has also urged the scientific community to mentor and open its doors to budding researchers and students in universities...………..

Powered by a blend of aviation fuel and oil from jatropha seeds, the maiden flight by SpiceJet plane from Dehradun to Delhi also signified the government's policy push for greater use of alternative resources to cut India’s dependence on oil imports