Tag: innovation

Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu bestowed the Gandhian Young Technological Innovation Awards for 2019 to 21 innovations. The awards, founded by the Society for Research and Initiatives for Sustainable Technologies and Institutions (SRISTI), are given jointly with the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council....................

Under a unique Public-Private partnership, 'Quest for Assistive Technologies’ program aims to select up to 10 start-ups that create inclusive solutions. Winners to get access to implementation support of up to INR 20 lakh and an additional opportunity for growth capital worth INR 50 Lakhs....................

The establishment of a new Development Operations Centre by AstraZeneca at Bengaluru supports the development of innovative medicines and hosts clinical trial experts focused on core therapeutic areas................

Bengaluru based startup, Innovations for Next Generation is developing a unique detoxifier to clean and recycle water contaminated with highly unsafe chemicals used in the research laboratories and industries...................

Pune based startup, MediAsha Technologies has come up with a portable medical device to delay the adverse impact of fractures resulting from sudden accidents..................

In an exclusive interaction with the BioVoice, Mr Ravi Kaushik, Director – Diabetes, Medtronic India shared his views on the diabetes scenario in India, technologies developed by the company, and its other activities in the country. Read on..............

Working on its mission to create affordable medical devices for respiratory disease in children, the Bengaluru based startup, Biodesign Innovation Labs is set to launch its first product this year.................

The Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) will mark the completion of its seven years by organizing an event at Delhi where stakeholders from bioscience industry will deliberate on nurturing innovations to empower India...………….

With qualified and skilled resources being far from adequate, India needs technological innovation to power primary healthcare into fashion, shifting the trust of the underserved from the village quack to institutional care, writes Ajoy Khandheria……………..

Being held at IIT Delhi on 16th February, the global HITLAB Summit, taking place in India for the fifth time, is centered around disruptors-those driving change across the digital health ecosystem and redefining what is possible in healthcare delivery...……….