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Why are investors shying away from biotech startups?Investors have largely been risk-averse when it comes to deep-funding biotech startups that have the potential to turn into billion-dollar ...- Incubated at C-CAMP, seven deeptech startups have raised more than Rs 550 croreC-CAMP is one of the largest biotech ecosystems in India and a global hub for innovations led by deep-tech.
- Bugworks Research bags $18 million in funding round led by Lightrock India, othersBugworks Research said it will continue to invest in its proprietary drug discovery platforms GYROX (for AMR) and DARE (for Immuno-oncology...
- GS Krishnan takes over as new 'ABLE' PresidentGS Krishnan, formerly regional president & MD, Novozymes South Asia Pvt Ltd, a Danish biotech company, has taken charge as the new Presiden...
- View: How to test Covid-19 rationallyA clinical trial of drugs today is often based on Bayesian statistics. However, Bayesian logic is often forgotten by policymakers, resultin...
- Biopharma startup Bugworks raises $7.5 million in fresh financing roundThe latest capital raise will allow the company to complete its phase-1 studies for its GYROX series intravenous drug candidate, as well as...
- Bugworks Research set for pre-clinical drug trialsCARB-X was formed two years ago as a public-private partnership to tackle the rising menace of antibiotic resistance.
- Our funding focus is beyond Ecommerce: K Vijayaraghavan, principal scientific advisor to the Prime Minister"It is important to keep in mind that the best way to avoid challenges is not to get started at all," says Vijayaraghavan.
- Bugworks Research bags Rs 62 crore in Series AThe company plans to use the funds to deepen its clinical trials.
- At the epicenter of a war, Indian antibiotic startups are fighting back“We’re creating a bullet against organisms that are taking out humanity. Wouldn’t it be nice to get a battleground to test it on that’s rea...
- With cryo-electron microscope, India hopes to join the revolution sweeping across the world of medicineThe microscope which set the world of biology on fire required expertise to operate. Without Ragunath, the microscope would be just like a ...
- Bugworks Research wins Top Innovator at ET Startup Awards 2017"At a time where the business narrative is predominantly dominated by tech, it is so heartening to see the Economics Times giving a platfor...
- Up in the air: Monitoring microbes"If you can prevent the spread from one region of the hospital to another, you would reduce the rate in which people pick up infection in t...
- ET Startup Awards 2017: Both Bugworks Research & Pandorum Technologies grab 'Top Innovator' awardDespite the complexities, long durations and dearth of money required for such research, several young companies are making a global impact...
- India's biotech capital spreads its wingsConsidering the state of the industry, and the presence of so many academic institutions in Bengaluru, seasoned entrepreneurs think that th...
- How entrepreneur Ashok Vohra uses talent & technology to empower poor womenHe is devising a 12-week programme with entrepreneurfriend Anand Anandkumar, founder, Bugworks Research, to provide computer literacy.
- How Bengaluru became the biotech capital of IndiaThis bio-cluster is situated not too far from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), research-led university that is also generating start...
- Are India’s life sciences startups turning a corner?A life sciences or medical product company is yet to make it big anywhere in India, despite a startup culture that is 15 years old.
- Three weapons to slow down bacteria spread in hospitalsBeing a scientist, Jayant Halder has just three kinds of weapons: a new drug, a method to tweak old drugs, and a paint that can slow down t...
- With big data getting captured, biologists look for life-saving patternsStrand is using its data analysis skills to stratify cancer patients according to their genetic composition.
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