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Clear filtersResearch Associates (RA)
The Research Associates (RA) Program is run by the Department of Biotechnology under the Ministry of Science and Technology. It provides opportunities for qualified individuals to work as research associates on biotechnology research projects across India. This program, started in 1999, aims to develop skilled researchers and support scientific advancement in the biotechnology field. Participants engage in hands-on research work while building their careers in science.
View DetailsE-YUVA Scheme: BIRAC’s Innovation Fellows (for post graduates and above)
The E-YUVA Scheme is run by BIRAC (Biotechnology Research and Advancement Council) under the Ministry of Science and Technology. It offers innovation fellowships to post-graduates and above who want to start biotech businesses. Fellows work full-time at an Entrepreneurship Complex and receive support to turn their innovative biotech products and technologies into commercial businesses.
View DetailsBiotechnology Career Advancement And Re-orientation (BioCARe) Programme For Women Scientists
The Biotechnology Career Advancement and Re-orientation (BioCARe) Programme is a special scheme run by the Department of Biotechnology under the Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India. It is designed to support and encourage women scientists to pursue research and careers in biotechnology. The scheme aims to increase the participation of women in biotechnology research and development across India.
View DetailsKerala Biotechnology Re-Entry Fellowship
The Kerala Biotechnology Re-Entry Fellowship (K-BiREF) is a programme designed to attract Indian researchers and scientists who are currently working abroad and have strong expertise in biotechnology. The scheme aims to bring these skilled professionals back to Kerala to work in research institutions and universities. It focuses on frontier areas of biotechnology research and helps strengthen Kerala's research ecosystem.
View DetailsYoung Investigators Programme in Biotechnology
The Young Investigator's Programme in Biotechnology (YIPB) is a research support initiative run by the Kerala government to help young researchers pursue innovative ideas in cutting-edge biotechnology and life sciences. This programme provides financial and institutional support to enable talented young scientists to conduct independent research in newly emerging areas of biotechnology. It aims to nurture the next generation of biotechnology researchers and foster scientific innovation in the state.
View DetailsE-YUVA Scheme: BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows (for under graduate students)
E-YUVA is a fellowship program run by BIRAC (Biotechnology Research and Innovation Council) under the Ministry of Science and Technology. It is designed for undergraduate students who want to pursue research work. Fellows work in teams at their college or university laboratories and can access facilities at EYC (E-Cell) centers and partner institutions across India.
View DetailsE-YUVA Scheme: E-YUVA Centers
E-YUVA Centers are innovation hubs set up in universities and research institutes across India. Run by the Ministry of Science and Technology with support from BIRAC (Biotechnology Research and Advancement Council), these centers help young students and researchers develop their scientific ideas. Each center provides lab space, equipment, and expert guidance to turn innovative research ideas into real projects.
View DetailsChief Minister Career Advancement in Biotechnology
The Chief Minister's Career Advancement in Biotechnology (CM-CAB) is a Kerala state programme designed to support young faculty members and scientists working in biotechnology. It provides opportunities for collaborative research training and exposure to advanced techniques and technologies. The scheme enables participants to gain experience through national and international collaborations, helping them develop expertise in cutting-edge biotechnology research.
View DetailsIndustry Linked Biotechnology Research Scheme
The Industry Linked Biotechnology Research Scheme (IBRS) is a research support program that brings together universities, research institutions, and private companies to work on biotechnology projects together. Run by the Kerala government, it aims to convert scientific research into real products, processes, or services that can be used in industry and society. The scheme encourages scientists and researchers to partner with businesses to develop practical solutions in biotechnology.
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