Indian students are increasingly pursuing biotechnology studies abroad, driven by growing opportunities in gene therapies, vaccines, and we...

The healthtech sector saw growth driven by digitalisation, offering new opportunities for mid-career professionals in areas like health inf...

The Jyoti and Bhupat Mehta School of Health Sciences and Technology has launched a new Master’s and PhD programmes in Health Sciences and T...

From its initial mandate to identify priority development areas in biotechnology, it has been instrumental in creating an academic ecosyste...

Jury was fascinated by the potential of the only local firm working on electric propulsion.

In a virtual interaction with a group of eminent Indian-American scientists, academicians, and doctors on Wednesday, Indian Ambassador to t...

This programme reflects the current reality of acute global disruptions in healthcare, and the demands of the emerging $280 billion healtht...

In the aftermath of the pandemic, there is a huge opportunity for India to transform itself into a thriving economy through economic polici...

When the aim is to build a research output like the Genome India initiative, the concepts of mission mode, centralisation of infrastructure...

The India Innovation Growth Programme 2.0 Open Innovation Challenge 2019 received more than 1,600 applications from across India.

IIT Delhi is targeting to enroll 500 foreign students to its International PhD Fellowship Programme over next 5 years.

The startups are being selected under the government’s ELEVATE 100 programme. The initiative also attracted 350 women entrepreneurs and 400...

iNICU, short for Integrated Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, was founded in June 2016 by Singh and pediatrician Gautam Yadav after Singh lost ...

Skolkovo is on a hunt in India to incubate start-ups in areas such as big data analytics, biomedical devices and Internet of Things among o...

The chemistry set for the 21st century designed by Manu Prakash, an assistant professor at Stanford, showcased at the yesterday.

InterpretOmics was founded in 2009 by Prahalad Achutharao, 36, and Asoke Talukder, 60, with an investment of Rs 5 lakh