Since sequencing the virus is slightly expensive, with each test costing around ₹6,000, funding has become a bottleneck.

India’s plan to focus on two national-level programmes to build genomic data of the population and crops is expected to help the country in...

Alumni of the American university spent an afternoon, reminiscing.

MedGenome has seen the number of samples triple for genetic tests in of samples triple for genetic tests in the last one year.

This STRAND LB test can provide early and precise indication of tumour presence, cancer recurrence, and response to therapy with minimal di...

The Innovation Forum will be formally launched in New Delhi on August 29 on the sidelines of the second annual Strategic and Commercial Dia...

IIM Bengaluru announced that it would host the first India Conference on Innovation, Intellectual Property and Competition on December 7-8.

Vijay Chandru, Chairman and CEO of Bangalore-based technology firm Strand Life Sciences is the only Indian CEO who would speak at the Inves...

Venkatesan is bullish on the healthcare data analytics firm offering genetics-based treatment, which he believes will transform cancer trea...

Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer among Indian women with approximately 1.5 lakh new patients being diagnosed every year.

McKinsey recently identified 12 technologies that could lead to a $20 trillion to $30 trillion economic impact on the world in 2025.

Thanks to a series of new emerging biz founded and run by Indian academics, academic research may finally have close links with industry.

BixLight is a network node that provides a 2 Gbps link to international databases, half of it through Singapore and the other half through ...

Unlike many academicians, Indian scientists' approach to biological research has been extremely practical.

The Hindujas are planning to approach Bombay High Court seeking speedy hearing of a legal dispute with the Rahejas over the control of Juhu...

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has named two Indian firms, Strand Lifesciences and Drishtee, as technology pioneers for 2007.

These three visionary professors not only encouraged their students but also started their own businesses.