Hyderabad: The Center for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) on Wednesday said it has collaborated with Blockchain for Impact (BFI) under the BFI-Biome Virtual Network program to accelerate biomedical research. Is. Innovation in India.
Under this programme, the BFI will allocate more than US$600,000 over three years and use state-of-the-art facilities and expertise at the CCMB to support interdisciplinary and collaborative translational research projects, a press release from the leading life sciences research organization said. Will take advantage. I am in the field of biomedical science and innovation.
Vinay Nandikoori, Director, CSIR-CCMB, said, “We are excited about this partnership, which will allow us to pursue projects with acoustics and translational value. We hope that the outcomes of these projects will benefit India at large. Health care needs will benefit."
Gaurav Singh, CEO of BFI, said, “This partnership is exciting for BFI as it aligns perfectly with our vision of driving research and innovation forward, ensuring that the benefits reach those who need it most. needed."
CCMB's partnership with BFI is an important milestone in the ongoing efforts of the BFIBOM Network Program to advance biomedical research as an innovation in India. The organizations will leverage new age technologies and core life sciences research to drive innovation and co-develop a resilient healthcare ecosystem.
Under this programme, the BFI will allocate more than US$600,000 over three years and use state-of-the-art facilities and expertise at the CCMB to support interdisciplinary and collaborative translational research projects, a press release from the leading life sciences research organization said. Will take advantage. I am in the field of biomedical science and innovation.
Vinay Nandikoori, Director, CSIR-CCMB, said, “We are excited about this partnership, which will allow us to pursue projects with acoustics and translational value. We hope that the outcomes of these projects will benefit India at large. Health care needs will benefit."
Gaurav Singh, CEO of BFI, said, “This partnership is exciting for BFI as it aligns perfectly with our vision of driving research and innovation forward, ensuring that the benefits reach those who need it most. needed."
CCMB's partnership with BFI is an important milestone in the ongoing efforts of the BFIBOM Network Program to advance biomedical research as an innovation in India. The organizations will leverage new age technologies and core life sciences research to drive innovation and co-develop a resilient healthcare ecosystem.
