Next Generation Medical Biotechnology conference Dec 2010

Practical session at workshop by BioAxis DNA Research Centre Scientist; Source Dainik Bhaskar 15th Dec 2010

Next Generation Medical Biotechnology conference Dec 2010

Conference on Medical Biotechnolgy Dec 2010; Source Punjab Kesari 16th Dec 2010

Next Generation Medical Biotechnology conference Dec 2010

Dr Amit Kumar CEO BioAxis DNA Research Centre Pvt Ltd at a Workshop (Source; Punjab Kesari)

DNA 2010; International Conference on DNA Fingerprinting in Crime Investigation- A pioneering event in the History of Forensic Science

The 2-day conference, “DNA 2010- The Science of DNA Fingerprinting in Crime Investigation” from 29th October to 30th October, 2010 at IETE Auditorium, Osmania University, Hyderabad was organized by ioAxis DNA Research Centre, Tarnaka, Secunderabad. BioAxis DNA Research centre operates from Hyderabad and has alaboratory at Gomati nagar in Lucknow. The conference opened traditionally with lighting the lamp by the dignitaries present at the function. Prominent personalities present at the inauguration were Dr. Lalji Singh, former director of CCMB and Bhatnagar Fellow 2009, Dr Amit Kumar CEO, BioAxis DNA Research Centre, Mr. O.N.Murty, Director, APFSL, Dr. Pradeep Srivastav (CDRI), Dr. G.K. Goswami (IPS,Lucknow), Mr. Rahul Patel (Bode Tech, USA) and others. Dr. Shakuntala Bulusu (Research Head, BDRC) welcomed the guests and Dr. Sabiha Khan (Conference Secretary, BDRC) spoke about the events that lead to the organization of the conference. Dr. Amit Kumar, Director and CEO, BDRC spoke about the need for DNA forensics in crime and explained how DNA gained recognition as clinching and decisive evidence. On a global scale, the availability of this technique and its refinement to a stage where it would become foolproof could act as a deterrent to certain kinds of crimes, he said. At the end he expressed a strong wish that his organization, the BioAxis DNA Research Centre will work on its mission towards making this science useful to common man and bring about awareness in the society for its responsible use. Dr. Lalji Singh acted as Chief Guest of the inaugural and delivered a Keynote address on “Genetic diversity in Indian populations and its health implications”. In his lecture he highlighted the genetic variability across the Indian subcontinent and also explained that many groups in modern India descend from a small number of founding individuals, which have since been genetically isolated from other groups for thousands of years, the fact which has medical implications for Indian populations. He also spoke briefly about his brainchild, the Genome Foundation, and explained its activities. The event was the second conference of the DNA series organized by BioAxis DNA Research Centre, following the great success of DNA2009 and attracted the audience not only from India but also from USA, Iran, and Dubai etc. In all, 61 DSPs and 25 Senior Inspectors of police from Andhra Pradesh Police Department attended this conference, in addition to over 120 student participants from various academic institutions. Eminent speakers from the field of forensics delivered their interesting lectures on the first day of the conference. Dr Pradeep Kumar Srivastav (Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow) spoke on “DNA and crime investigation- are we ready to face the challenge?” In his lecture he discussed about using SCIENTOONS, a novel concept in science communication for DNA fingerprinting technique, the methodology involved and its future prospects in an interesting manner. Mr.Rahul Patel (Bode Tech, USA) spoke on “Development of an Automated and Reliable System for the Collection, Processing, and Archiving of Buccal DNA Reference Samples for a DNA Database”. In his talk he evaluated and compared products currently available to streamline these procedures and made recommendations on important criteria for the selection of a Buccal DNA Collection system. Mrs. .Sharda Avadhanam Deputy Director, Forensic Science, AP Police Academy, gave an interesting lecture on “Different exhibits encountered in scene of offence-the value of DNA evidence” and how DNA evidence in the form of saliva, blood, skin tissue, hair, and semen are often recovered from crime scenes and can be crucial to the investigation of sexual assaults and other violent crimes. The program ended on the first day with an informative lecture by Dr.Madhusudan Reddy (Staff Scientist and Group Head, Center for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, Hyderabad) who spoke on “DNA profiling- based disaster victim identification in India”. He explained how proper identification of dead bodies and assigning of the mortal remains to their relatives can be accomplished by comparing the DNA profiles of the body parts or skeletal remains with those of reference or relatives’ samples. Several posters were displayed on the same day by enthusiastic participants on various themes related to DNA Forensics which were judged by experts for awards to be given on the concluding day.

Following the great success of the first day, BioAxis DNA Research Centre, Hyderabad moved on to the second and final day of the conference. The second day was loaded with equally educative and exciting lectures exploring DNA Fingerprinting to its depth with the enlightening lectures by Dr.Sunil Verma, Dr. G.V. Jagadamba, Dr. G.K. Goswami and Dr. Thangraj, on various relevant topics. Dr Sunil Verma, Scientist, CCMB in his talk titled “From Sequences to the Science for Justice and More” explained how wildlife crime detection depends on successful identification of the species and elaborated on the molecular tools that his team developed to identify an organism from a biological sample of an unknown animal origin which helps in judging the severity of wildlife crime by the Wildlife law enforcement agencies and the judiciaries. Looking at the interest of Audience the history was created by establishing a new Wildlife foundation, many attendees donated for the noble cause of conserving wild Life Animals. Dr PK Sruvastava donated the first donation for the foundation. BioAxis DNA Research centre also donated in the foundation. Dr Jagadamba, Faculty, Forensic Science, AP Police Academy, delivered a lecture on “DNA evidence - forensic significance” and detailed the methods used in their laboratory for DNA typing and also discussed the significance of STR profiles. Dr G K Goswami, IPS, SSP, RPf, spoke on “Legal Issues Related to DNA Fingerprinting in Criminal Justice System" and introduced the audience with the pertinent laws and orders and DNA Bill. The last of the series was an informative lecture on “DNA Fingerprinting: What markers to select, When and Why?” by Dr. Thanga Raj, Scientist, CCMB, in which he explained the significance of the selection of appropriate genetic markers for different cases. The valedictory session had Dr. K K Sinha, Former Director, Mishra Dhatu Nigam Ltd., as the chief guest who gave a valedictory address and gave away the 3 best posters awards. Sangeeta Aditya, Central Forensic Science Laboratory was nominated as Young Scientist Awardee for DNA 2010. Best Poster award was grabbed by Vasavi Rama of University of Hyderabad followed by V B Parulekar from forensic Science Laboratory Mumbai and Roozan Parvez from St Xeviers Mumbai. Dr. Amit Kumar, Director BDRC and Dr. Shakuntala Bulusu Research Scientist, BDRC, gave vote of thanks and were congratulated by the learned dignitaries for the successful organization of the event. Overall, the entire 2-day duration of the program was a compact package of awareness to different dimensions of DNA, discussing in detail, the recent trends in DNA Fingerprinting, role of Forensic Science Laboratories, DNA Databanking, Population genetics of wild life forensics etc. BioAxis DNA Research Centre has a branch office in Gomati Nagar Lucknow.

 DNA 2010 Photographs

BDRC Team with attendees at DNA 2010

Police officers at DNA 2010

Dr Amit Kumar welcoming Dr Lalji singh at DNA 2010



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Dr Amit Kumar, CEO BioAxis DNA Research Centre



Inaugral DNA 2010 at Mekaster Auditorium (From Left Dr PK Srivastava, Dr Lalji singh, Dr Amit Kumar, Mr ON Murthy, Dr GK Goswami, Dr SK Khan)



Valedictory DNA 2010

 

ONE DAY SYMPOSIUM ON "NEXT GENERATION BIOLOGY; BIOINFORMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY"





 

                                        

 

IEEE Hyderabad Section presents One Day Symposium

                                   

                                    ON

NEXT GENERATION BIOLOGY; BIOINFORMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY

(In collaboration with BioAxis DNA Research Centre Pvt Ltd and support from Tata Consultancy Services Hyderabad)

Bioinformatics doesn’t need any introduction; it has categorized biology as another branch of information science. This field is evolving rapidly, which makes it challenging for biotechnology professionals to keep up with recent advancements. This one day symposium is recommended for both molecular biologists and computer scientists desiring to understand the major issues concerning analysis of genomes, sequences and structures. The event will discuss the strengths and limitations of various existing methods and potential Research and carrier aspects in bioinformatics.

Date and Time: Saturday, 6th November 2010, 10.30am - 05.15pm

Venue: 1 Software Layout Unit, Tata Consultancy Services, Deccan Park Madhapur – Hyderabad

(Andhra Pradesh), India

Event URL: http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/3193

Venue Map:

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=tcs+madhapur+map&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Tata+Consultancy+Services+Limited,+Deccan+Park,+Vittal+Rao+Nagar,+Hitech+City,+Hyderabad,+Rangareddy,+Andhra+Pradesh+500061,+India&ei=NX2CTKaDKpCkvgPE_ehf&ved=0CBAQ8gEwAA&ll=17.44753,78.377752&spn=0.04176,0.054331&z=14&iwloc=A

Short Paper Presentations and Best Paper awards

If you are a student pursuing Graduation or Post Graduation in Life science or Computer Science, this is a unique opportunity to submit and present your Research/Idea. Selected papers will have a chance for presentations for 10 minutes in the symposium in front of the panel of Judges. Please send your papers in MS Word format, the length of your paper shall not increase 4 pages. Best 3 paper presenters will be certified by IEEE. We invite short papers on the following areas but not limited to:

Bioinformatics, Proteomics, Computational Intelligence in Bioinformatics, Medical Informatics, Drug Design, Immunoinformatics, Statistical Analysis in Bioinformatics, Genomics, Forensic Bioinformatics

Note: Registration is must for all the students intending to submit the papers shall register before sending the paper for consideration. Students shall submit proof of their studentship (Scanned copy of Bonafide certificate from the College/College Identity card).

Please send your papers to amit.kumar@ieeehyd.org

Important Dates

Registration Deadline: 25th October 2010

Last date of sending the papers: 25th October 2010

Notification of acceptance: 26th October 2010

Registration

IEEE Members- Free

Non IEEE member Students – INR 400/-

Non IEEE member non Students- INR 700/-

Spot Registration- INR 900/-

Maximum Allowed Registrations: 80

Please Register yourself at

http://spreadsheets.google.com/a/ieeehyd.org/viewform?formkey=dFlJQ1duTUF5aVZrbWpkWk53OWN6UWc6MQ Registration will be closed if the maximum threshold of participants is reached even before the last date.

Payment Modes

DDs in favor of “IEEE Hyderabad Section”, payable at Hyderabad.

DDs should be sent at the following address:

IEEE Bioinformatics Symposium ,

C/O, BioAxis DNA Research Centre
#12-13-1249, 1st Floor, Besides Andhra Bank, Opp. Apollo Clinic, Tarnaka Main Road, Secunderabad - 500 017 Andhra Pradesh (India)

Note: Please send the details of your Symposium fees submission (DD No.) along with your name, affiliation and Contact number to amit.kumar@ieeehyd.org. The Registered participants will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration; Attendees shall bring the hard copy of the acknowledgement email received by us as a proof of Registration when coming to attend the event.

Agenda

10.00 am – 11.00 am – Registration and Introduction to IEEE and membership benefits.

11.00 AM – 11.45 PM – Impact of Bioinformatics on Drug Discovery and Development

11.55 AM – 12.35 PM – Statistical Methods in Structural Bioinformatics

12.45 PM – 01.30 PM – Carrier prospects in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics

01.30 PM – 02.30 PM – Lunch

02.30 PM – 03.15 PM – Applying Forensic Bioinformatics to Mixed DNA Samples; Boon to forensic laboratories

03.30 PM – 04.30 PM – Short Papers presentation by Students

04.30 PM – 04.45 PM – Tea

04.45 PM – 05.00 PM – Short Papers Decision and Certification

05.00 PM – 05.15 PM – On spot New IEEE Membership Registration

SPEAKERS

Dr Rajgopal Srinivasan, Tata Innovation Labs (TCS)

Rajgopal Srinivasan heads the Informatics offerings of the Life Sciences R&D division at Tata Consultancy Services. A graduate in Chemistry from The Indian Institute of Technology in Madras, Raj holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign in the USA. Following post-doctoral stints at Washington University in St. Louis and Johns Hopkins Medical School, he was a research professor at the Johns Hopkins University in the department of Biophysics till 2003. He joined TCS in 2003 as part of its Corporate R&D Center in Hyderabad, India. An active researcher, he is the author of several publications and holds an international patent. His research interests are in the areas of protein structure prediction, use of NLP techniques for information extraction and search and understanding the causal effects of genotype on phenotype.

Dr R.Narayanan, Tata Innovation Labs (TCS)

Dr. R. Narayanan’s research interests are in developing computational models for predicting absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion and toxicity of new chemical entities, correlation of physical properties of new chemical entities with their biological effects and in silico lead generation. Dr. R. Narayanan, has been involved in drug discovery research in several capacities, in Indian and multinational companies since 1996. He has led medicinal chemistry programs in various therapeutic areas and has wide experience in the areas of hit identification, lead identification, and lead optimization. Dr. R. Narayanan obtained his Master's degree in Bio-Chemistry and Ph.D degree in Organic Chemistry in 1986 and 1993 respectively, both from the University of Madras.

Dr Sunil Kumar Verma , Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad

Dr. S. K. Verma is an Indian Scholar and Scientist currently posted in Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), India. He did his Ph.D. in Medical Oncology from the University of Oxford, United Kingdom. Other than authoring many research papers and book chapters, Dr. Verma has received several prestigious National and International Awards and Honors. Mentioning a few: The BioAsia Innovation Award-2009; CSIR Technology Award for Life Sciences-2008; DST-DFG Lindau Nobel Laureates Award-2003; Emerging Forensic Scientist Continental Award-1999 from the International Association of Forensic Sciences in USA; Commonwealth Scholarships 2003; DBT Scholarships 1995-97 and ICAR Scholarships 1991-95. Most recently, Dr. Verma has been admitted as the Fellow of Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology, Berlin and the Research Ambassador of DAAD (German Academic Exchange) to promote the bidirectional research endeavors between India and Germany. Dr. Verma’s research interests include the studies of signal transduction pathways in the human health and disease, in particular the tuberculosis and several human malignancies prominent in Indian sub-continent. He is also continuing his interests in Wildlife Conservation and Wildlife Forensics, and is one of the discoverers of popular Universal Primer Technology for Wildlife Identification (US Patent 7141364), which later became famous as ‘DNA bar-coding’.

Dr Amit Kumar, BioAxis DNA Research Centre (BDRC) Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad

Dr. Amit kumar is Resource Development Chair, IEEE Hyderabad Section and CEO of BioAxis DNA Research Centre Hyderabad. He obtained his PhD in Applied Bioinformatics in 2007. He was nominated as “Pioneers in Genomic education 2010” by Ocimum Biosolutions Hyderabad India. His responsibilities as CEO and CSO are to provide leadership towards maintaining BioAxis DNA Research centre’s excellence in real-world applications of DNA Forensics, Biotechnology, and other Bioinformatics and computational intelligence methods. He assists in developing and advancing a company strategic plan for its mission and objectives and promotes revenue, profitability, and growth. He looks after and guides the collaborative Research proposals and client specific services of several BDRC branches and departments. Dr Amit kumar has several publications to his credit in peer reviewed national and international journals, His Research interests are Reverse Vaccinology, Forensic Bioinformatics, Rational drug discovery etc.

Organizer Contact: Dr Amit Kumar, Chair Resource Development Committee-IEEE Hyderabad Section & CEO- BioAxis DNA Research Centre Pvt Ltd, Telefax: +91-40-40180503 , Email: amit.kumar@ieeehyd.org

THE SCIENCE OF DNA FINGERPRINTING IN CRIME INVESTIGATION (DNA2010) CONFERENCE AT HYDERABAD, INDIA

                                      Venue: IETE Auditorium, Osmania University, Hyderabad




ABOUT THE PROGRAMME

Following on the success of DNA-THE DECISIVE EVIDENCE, held in August 2009 at Andhra

Pradesh Police Academy (APPA), this conference is aimed to bring together different Forensic

Science laboratories, Forensic Scientists, Forensic Doctors, interested students/entities to share

their experience and expertise in forensic analysis. This is a “must attend” event of the year with a

packed two day meeting with expert industry speakers, high quality content, interactive

networking opportunities and open discussion sessions that will bring fresh opportunities for your

evidence strategy. The goal of the conference is to provide Attorneys, Medical Doctors and Law

enforcement agencies, an understanding of the operation of the DNA Forensic formulation,

investigation and interpretation of death scenes, autopsy and laboratory results. Over the period

of two days the event will cover subjects like Forensic DNA sample Isolation from various

sources, DNA Profiling, DNA Testing and reporting, Forensic Bioinformatics, Low template DNA

processing in laboratory and Future of Forensics.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Professionals from Forensic Science laboratories, Forensic Scientists, Forensic Doctors, other

Life Science Scientists, interested Students, Interested Personnel.

ORGANIZER

Bioaxis DNA Research Centre (BDRC) private limited is a top level CRO in life sciences with a

vast range of services in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Clinical Research. BDRC is the most

trusted lab for DNA Testing, Paternity testing, Relationship establishment/testing and Forensic

analysis for different type of samples. BDRC is registered under Ministry of Corporate affairs,

Govt of India and is a member of BCIL (Biotech consortium India Ltd, Dept. of Biotechnology

Govt of India) and ABLE (All India Biotechnology Led enterprises). BDRC provides DNA Forensic

services accredited by AABB (American Association of Blood Banks), ASCLD (American society

of crime laboratory directors), FQS (Forensic quality services), CAP, ACLASS etc. BDRC

represents several US based companies like Bode tech, Lorton-One of the most trusted lab of

FBI and DDC (DNA Diagnostic center, Fairfield) - the DNA testing provider for over 900 affiliated

partners in 168 countries. BDRC is the only Private forensic lab in India which works most closely

with different police departments, Excise departments and a range of Forensic Science

laboratories for their training, service & forensic product requirements.

CALL FOR PAPERS/SHORT PAPERS/ POSTERS

The Conference on THE SCIENCE OF DNA FORENSICS AND CRIME INVESTIGATION invites

Technical papers, Short papers, Posters describing original, previously unpublished research, not

currently under review by any other Conference or Journal. Technical papers should clearly

identify how the specific contributions fit to and overall working solution are particularly of interest.

Papers/Posters are invited from the following areas (But are not limited to)-

Forensic Science, Crime Scene, Criminology, Crime evidencing, Crime Investigation, DNA

Fingerprinting, DNA in crime investigation, Case Studies, Forensic Bioinformatics, Biotechnology,

Microbiology, Law, Molecular Biology etc

SUBMISSION TYPES

Short papers: The length should be around 1500-2000 words.

Best 3 Short papers will have a chance for presentation at the Conference.

Research papers: Selected Research papers will be presented in one of the Regular

Conference session. Typical length would be around 5000- 6000 words.

Case Studies: The length should be around 5000-6000 words. For Papers Presented

as case studies, confidentiality will be maintained and names of Organizations can be

kept anonymous.

INSTRUCTION FOR PAPER/POSTER SUBMISSION

All submissions shall be sent in Microsoft word format to dna2010@dnares.in

Latest by 25th Sep 2010. Selected Papers/Poster presenters will be intimated the further

instructions by email.

AWARDS

Limited awards will be provided at the conference which includes Young Scientist award for the

best Paper and three best poster awards.

TRAVEL

Hyderabad is well connected from all the Locations in India by train/air route-Major railway

stations being Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Kachiguda. Major locations throughout the world

are well connected by aerial routes. Rajiv Gandhi international airport is just 20 kms from the

conference venue.

ACCOMODATION

Limited accommodation on first come first serve basis is available as per the request.

REGISTRATION

Police/FSL Scientists and Officers – Free

Non students: INR 2000/-

BDRC Registered Students: Free

Other Student: INR1500/- as cash/DD along with recommendation letter/ I.D.card of

the college.

Spot registrations: INR2500

International Registrations: USD150

IMPORTANT NOTE

Please send a mail to the Conference Secretariat at dna2010@dnares.in with your

complete detail for confirming your participation with the following detail:

Name, Affiliation, DD Number, date and bank name

BDRC registered trainees need to mention their registration number of the training in their

mail.

Please ensure you mention all the details during your registration. On registering, you will receive

an email containing your unique registration number for this conference from 5th Sep onwards.

PAYMENT MODES

Cash/DD in Favor of “BioAxis DNA Research Centre pvt ltd” payable at Hyderabad OR

Online Account Transfer to

Bank: State Bank of India

Account Number: 30801148310

IFS Code: SBIN0007112

Patrons and Advisory

Dr S E Hasnain, Vice Chancellor University of Hyderabad

Dr Lalji Singh, Bhatnagar Fellow and Former Director CCMB Hyderabad

Dr G Gowrishankar, Director CDFD

Dr Durga Prasad, ADG Training, AP Police Department

Mr Vinoy Kumar Singh, IGP Law and Order Vishakapatnam

Dr Gunasekhar Reddy, AP Police Department, IEEE Hyderabad Section

Mr Rajiv Trivedi, Additional Director Andhra Pradesh Police Academy Hyderabad

Ed Huffine, Bodetech Lorton (USA)

Organizing Committee

Dr Amit kumar, BDRC Hyderabad

Dr Shakuntala Bulusu, BDRC Hyderabad

Amita Sinha, BDRC Hyderabad

Anukul Mishra, BDRC Hyderabad

Satyajeet Parija, BDRC Lucknow

Dr Sabiha Kamaal Khan, BDRC Hyderabad

Nancy Clara, BDRC Hyderabad

Jayant Mishra, BDRC Lucknow

Technical Program Committee

Mrs Sharda Avadhanam DD- FS, A ndhra Pradesh Police Academy

Dr G V Jagdamba, APPA, Hyderabad

Dr Thangraj, CCMB Hyderabad

Dr PK Srivastava, CDRI, Lucknow

Dr Madhusudan Reddy, CDFD Hyderabad

Dr Sunil Kumar Verma, DAAD Germany/CCMB Hyderabad (repeated)

Praveena N Rao, BDRC Hyderabad

Phani Kumar, BDRC Hyderabad

Mr Ananth Sharma, Principal- Police Training College Amberpet

CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Limited

12-13-1249, Tarnaka, Secunderabad-500017

(Andhra Pradesh)-India

Phone: +91-40-40180502, Fax: +91-40-40180503

Email: dna2010@dnares.in

Website: http://dnares.in/crime-investigation.php

LIST OF SPEAKERS:

Dr Lalji Singh, CCMB Hyderabad

Dr SE Hasnain, UOH Hyderabad

Dr Madhusudan Reddy, CDFD

Mrs Sharda Awadhanam- Deputy Director (FS), AP Police Academy

Dr Thangraj, CCMB Hyderabad

Mr Rahul Patel, BodeTech Lorton (USA)

Dr Sunil Kumar Verma- CCMB Hyderabad

Dr Pradeep Kumar Srivastava- CDRI Lucknow

Mr Anantha Sharma- SP and Principal, Police Training College Amberpet, Hyderabad

Dr GV Jagdamba- APPA

Careers at BioAxis DNA Research Centre (Walkin Interviews on 17th, 18th Oct 2010)

ADVERTISMENT NO. PA/9/2010

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Ltd Invites Application for Research Associate/Research Analysts/Marketing officer positions. Following are the minimum qualifications for the positions.

Research Associate

Eligibility: PhD in Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, Forensic science with 2 year experience

Type of Job: Full time, Permanent

Research Analyst

Eligibility: Post Graduate in Life science with 2 year experience and strong communication, professional skills and technical skills.

Type of Job: Full time, Permanent

Marketing Officer

Eligibility: Graduate with strong communication and professional skills

Type of Job: Full time, Permanent


Application procedure: Walkin with your credentials

Interviews: September 17,18, 2010

Add: BDRC 13/51 srilakshminagar colony near kamineni hospital Lb nagar
Email: resume.drc@gmail.com



Terms:

• Interested Job seekers may apply for this these positions by uploading the resume at http://dnares.in/careers.php , no telephonic enquiry will be entertained in this regard. Shortlisted candidates will be intimated by email on October 1, 2010 and their name will appear on our website www.dnares.in

• No TA/DA will be given to the shortlisted candidates for attending the interview.

• All selected candidates will be under probation period for initial six months, based on the performance they will be made permanent.

• The selected candidates need to sign a bond for 2 years with the company before joining for positions. All the original certificates will be retained by the company in this bond period.

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Research (PhD) Admissions 2010-2011

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Pvt Ltd Invites PhD applications for the academic year 2010-11. BDRC is a premier Biotechnology Research institute and the Research Programme is jointly organized in collaboration with reputed UGC recognized universities. .

Applications are invited from the interested personals for the following areas

Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Microbiology, Forensic Science, IPR (Intellectual Property Rights)

Eligibility

M.Sc. degree in any area of Life Science/Chemical sciences

(Note: M.Phil candidates may complete their PhD within 1-1.5 years)

Written Test and Interview

All the candidates need to appear for an online written test on 4th October, 2010. Candidates qualified in the written test will have to appear for Telephonic interview on 6th October, 2010. Candidates selected in the interview will be called for discussions with Scientists at BDRC regarding allotment of projects for the Ph.D. programme.

Note: Candidates who have qualified in CSIR-UGC NET Fellowship or ICMR-JRF or DBT-JRF are exempted from the online test and can also walk in on the day of the interview (6th October, 2010) in BDRC along with proof of their qualification.

Testimonials to be sent to complete the application

• A Letter of recommendation from any of the Scientist/Researcher/Head of department.

• Self attested copies of the credential from Xth standard to MSc/ Mphil/ Mtech etc

• 2 Photographs

• A brief work plan (This plan may be changed according to the feasibility)

• DD of INR 1000/- in favor of “BioAxis DNA Research Centre” payable at Hyderabad as the Application fee.

Last Date for Application: 31.09.2010

Interested candidates may submit/send the documents to

Research Study Department

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Ltd, 12-13-1249 1st floor, Besides Andhra Bank, Tarnaka-500017 (Secunderabad) Andhra Pradesh (India) Telefax: +91-40-40180503, Email: info@dnares.in, Website: www.dnares.in

Open Source Project Publication Programme at BioAxis DNA Research Centre Pvt Limited Hyderabad; Oppurtunity for Young Biotech Researchers

Aug 10, 2010 – BioAxis DNA Research Centre private ltd announced Open source project Publication programme especially for the students, Research scholars, young scientists and Researchers today. As per Mr Anukul Mishra- Manager Operations, this programme is unique of its kind and all the projects completed under this programme will be published in peer reviewed National and International journals. As per the training division BDRC more than 3000 trainees have undergone trainings/projects with BDRC as yet but most of the students pursuing Biotechnology and other advance life science subjects in our country are not well exposed to the quality Research skills. They don’t have proper knowledge what a Publication/Patent is? What is its importance? As a result when students complete studies and come into the market searching for jobs they find themselves nowhere. The companies don’t call them for interviews, even if they reach interview most of them fail to crack it. In present Biotechnology market scenario if one wants to get good job in this field, they have to have good publications to their credit to prove their research ability along with the educational eligibility.


Open Source Project Publication Programme (OSPPP) is an initiative in the direction to provide hardcore training on current Research skills required by different life science organizations and companies. The maximum of 75 people will be selected for this programme after the evaluation of their Research Proposals. Students will be allotted the groups as per their quality of synopsis and their Research Interest if selected. Top 5 shortlisted students will have an opportunity to undergo this programme free of cost. Final year/semester students are eligible to apply for these projects.



The detail of the programme can be browsed at http://dnares.in/OSPPP_2010.pdf

2010 Bioinformatics Symposium (B-SYMP10), 15-17 July 2010, International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad

http://www.ieeehyd.org/events/bio2010/2010

 About 2010 Bioinformatics Symposium (B-SYMP10)

IEEE Computer Society Chapter, Hyderabad Section proudly presents the 2010 Bioinformatics Symposium (B-SYMP10). The event is aimed at bringing together industry and academic organizations, researchers, scientists, students and professionals from Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Biotechnology and related fields to participate and contribute in path breaking technical sessions and workshops in this most happening field. The event proposes to bring forth key progress and developments in Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Immunology, Forensic science, Bioinformatics, Computational Intelligence and allied fields of research and development.

About the Organizers


Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Computer Society Chapter, Hyderabad Section With nearly 85,000 members, the 62-year-old IEEE Computer Society is the world's premier organization of computing professionals, with rich offerings in publications, standards, certifications, conferences, and more. IEEE Computer Society Chapter is part of the IEEE Hyderabad Section. IEEE Hyderabad Section is one of the most active sections of IEEE in India. IEEE was formally introduced in Hyderabad, in June 1981, when a group of engineers in Hyderabad decided to form an IEEE sub-Section here. This sub-Section was rapidly elevated to a full Section, in 1984 (the year of IEEE Centenary celebrations).

http://www.ieee.org/
http://www.computer.org/
http://www.ieeehyd.org/

International institute of information Technology, Hyderabad

The International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad (IIIT-H) is an autonomous university founded in 1998. It was set up as a not-for-profit public private partnership (NPPP) and is the first IIIT to be set up (under this model) in India. The Government of Andhra Pradesh lent support to the institute by grant of land and buildings. A Governing Council consisting of eminent people from academia, industry and government presides over the governance of the institution. IIIT-H was set up as a research university focused on the core areas of Information Technology, such as Computer Science, Electronics and Communications, and their applications in other domains. The institute evolved strong research programmes in a host of areas, with computation or IT providing the connecting thread, and with an emphasis on the development of technology and applications, which can be transferred for use to industry and society. This required carrying out basic research that can be used to solve real life problems. As a result, a synergistic relationship has come to exist at the Institute between basic and applied research. Faculty carries out a number of academic industrial projects, and a few companies have been incubated based on the research done at the Institute.
http://www.iiit.ac.in/

BioAxis DNA Research centre pvt ltd

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Ltd, Hyderabad: BioAxis DNA Research Centre (BDRC) private limited is a top level CRO in life sciences with a vast range of services in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Clinical Research. BDRC is the most trusted lab for DNA Testing, Paternity testing, Relationship establishment/testing and Forensic analysis for different type of samples. BDRC is registered under Ministry of Corporate affairs, Govt of India and is a member of BCIL (Biotech consortium India Ltd, Dept. of Biotechnology Govt of India), ABLE (All India Biotechnology Led enterprises). BDRC has DNA Forensic services accredited by AABB (American Association of Blood Banks), ASCLD (American society of crime laboratory directors), FQS (Forensic quality services), and CAP, ACLASS etc. BDRC represents several US based companies like Bode tech, Lorton-One of the Most trusted lab of FBI and DDC (DNA Diagnostic center, Fairfield) - the DNA testing provider for over 900 affiliated partners in 168 countries. BDRC is the only Private forensic lab in India, which works most closely with different police departments, Excise departments, and a range of Forensic Science laboratories for their training, service & crime/forensic product requirements. Over several years of service, we’ve become the world’s largest private DNA testing laboratory, trusted by hospitals, doctors, Lawyers and attorneys.

http://www.dnares.in/


Day 1: 15 July 2010, Thursday


Morning Session: Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering

ID Time Title Speakers

S01

10.00 AM-10.40 AM "DNA Technology and Bioinformatics: Challenges Ahead" Dr Pradeep Kumar Srivastava, CDRI, Lucknow

S02 10.45 AM-11.30 PM "Statistical methods in structural Bioinformatics" Dr Rajgopal Srinivasan, TCS Innovation Labs, Hyderabad

S03 12.15 PM-01.00 PM "Computational predictions in Cell signaling" Dr Sunil Kumar Verma, CCMB, Hyderabad

Noon Session: Comparative Genomics & Poster Sessions

S04 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM Comparative Genomics and Research applications TBD

PO1 03:30 PM - 04:30 PM Poster Sessions


Day 2: 16 July 2010, Friday

Morning Session: Computational Intelligence in Biology and Forensic Bioinformatics

ID

Time

Title

Speakers



S05

10.00 AM-10.40 AM

"Metabolic Circuits"

Dr C K Mitra, UoH

S06 10.45 AM-11.30 PM

Pattern recognition in Bioinformatics - HNN, HMM and evolutionary computation.

TBD

S07 12.15 PM-01.00 PM

Forensic Bioinformatics- Inferring number of contributors to mixed DNA Samples

TBD

Noon Session: Systems Biology & Personalized Medicine



S08 02.15 PM-03.00 PM

Interaction networks and pathways - Modeling with ordinary differential Equations

TBD

S09 03.10 PM-04.00 PM

Bioinformatics and Personalized medicine - Do we meet the challenge?

TBD



Day 3: 16 July 2010, Saturday - Tutorial Day



Morning Session

ID Time Title Speakers

T01 10.00 AM-10.40 AM Tutorial on Sequential Analysis Dr. Nita Parekh, CCNSB, IIIT

Noon Session

T02 12.15 PM-01.00 PM Tutorial on Structural Analysis Dr. Satyajeet Parija and Amita SinhaBioAxis DNA Research centre, Hyderabad

Call for Posters


A poster exhibition will be arranged during the Symposium.

Initial submissions for the theme of the poster exhibition should be in the form of 1-3 pages.

Submissions should be sent as plain text files or as Word/PDF documents, single-spaced and set in Times New Roman 12 point font.

Postal and electronic mailing addresses, telephone and fax numbers must be included. Submission will be accepted only in Microsoft Word or PDF format.

Candidates whose posters have been selected will be intimated by an e-mail from the Symposium Secretariat.

Best three posters will have a chance to be presented on the first day of the conference. (Session P01)

Final Posters after the acceptance should follow A0 dimensions: 0.84 m (width) x 1.18 m (height).

Submission deadline for posters: June 15, 2010

Acceptance will be communicated by June 25, 2010

Final version of accepted themes must be brought to the conference in the above mentioned format.

Workshops/Tutorials


Session Number: T01

Tutorial on Sequential Analysis

Speaker(s)

Dr. Nita, CCNSB, IIIT

Date & Time

17 July 2010, 10:00 AM - 12:45 AM

Session Number: T02 Tutorial on Structural Analysis
Speaker(s) Satyajeet Parija, Amita Sinha- BioAxis DNA Research centre, Hyderabad
Date & Time 17 July 2010, 02:00 PM - 04:30 PM

Travel and Accommodation


ACCOMODATION

Limited number of accommodation is available at IIIT Guest house on payment basis. Confirmation of accommodation will be totally on first come first serve basis. Interested out station participants may write an e-mail to the symposium secretariat or call at +91-9247438983 for confirmation. There are number of guest houses, lodges and hotels are available in HITEC City area (nearest to the Symposium venue) since it is one of the most famous IT and Education hub in the city.

TRAVEL

Hyderabad is well connected from all the locations in India by road/train/air. Railway stations being Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Kachiguda. Major locations throughout the world are also well connected by aerial routes. Rajiv Gandhi international airport is just 30 kms from the symposium venue. There are direct local buses and train services to the venue from all the major railway stations mentioned above. For any assistance you may call the contact numbers given in the Contact Us section.

Buses

From Secunderabad - Bus no: 10H

From Hyderabad - Bus no: 127K

MMTS trains: You can get trains from the MMTS platform in the Sec’bad RS to a stop named Lingampally.

PLACES OF INTEREST IN HYDERABAD

Hyderabad city is laid down with places of interest. Located in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, the city houses a plethora of attractions. The beauty of the nature and the wonder of the moment, there is everything to please the eye and pull the feet. To begin with there are places bearing impressions of the past. These historical places bear feelings of an age that is more soothing than exciting. Present in the city are numerous holy place that seem as great rewards for the religious. The past, as further, is hold captive in various monuments and museums prevalent in the city. The beauty here is preserved and protected in parks, gardens and various animal reserves. To avail the opportunity of a wild but benign encounter these places are provided with all the necessary stuff. The animal reserves and amusement parks in general, are simply irresistible. These places support the rich diversity, conspicuous throughout. 'By the lake', is one good experience one does not intend to miss and that too at Hyderabad.
The city consists of several beautiful lakes surrounded by landscaped gardens. Hyderabad is the capital of biotechnology and pharmaceutics of the country. The city is home to the world's largest film studio, the Ramoji Film City, as well as the Telugu Film Industry, the second-largest in India. It is also a sporting destination with numerous sporting venues and stadiums. The development of a township with related technological infrastructure called HITEC City prompted several IT and ITES companies to set up operations in the city.

Contact Us


Secretariat, IEEE Computer Society

2010 Bioinformatics Symposium

Ms. Amita Sinha, BDRC

Ph: +91-40180502, 9247438983

Email: bio@ieeehyd.org

Postal Address:

Secretariat, IEEE Computer Society

2010 Bioinformatics Symposium

C/O, BioAxis DNA Research Centre

#12-13-1249, 1st Floor

Besides Andhra Bank,

Opp. Apollo Clinic

Tarnaka Main Road

Secunderabad - 500 017

Andhra Pradesh (India)

THE SCIENCE OF DNA FINGERPRINTING IN CRIME INVESTIGATION CONFERENCE IN OCTOBER 2010 AT HYDERABAD

DNA 2010 CONFERENCE

About the event

Following on from the success of DNA-THE DECISIVE EVIDENCE, held in August 2009 at Andhra Pradesh Police Academy (APPA), This conference is aimed to bring together different Forensic Science laboratories, Forensic Scientists, Forensic Doctors, interested students/entities to share their experience and expertise in forensic analysis. This is a “must attend” event of the year with a packed two day meeting with expert industry speakers, high quality content, interactive networking opportunities and open discussion sessions that will bring fresh opportunities for your evidence strategy. The goal of the conference is to provide Attorneys, Medical Doctors and Law enforcement agencies, an understanding of the operation of the DNA Forensic formulation, investigation and interpretation of death scenes, autopsy and laboratory results. Over the period of two days the event will cover subjects like Forensic DNA sample Isolation from various sources, DNA Profiling, DNA Testing and reporting, Forensic Bioinformatics, Low template DNA processing in laboratory and Future of Forensics.


Target Audience

Professionals from Forensic Science laboratories, Forensic Scientists, Forensic Doctors, other Life Science Scientists, interested Students, Interested Personnel.

Programme

Day 1, 15th October 2010


Morning Sessions


Dna Extraction And Processing In Laboratory


10.00 AM-10.40 AM


DNA isolation methods - World of Forensic Science


10.45 AM-11.30 AM


Separation and Interpretation of DNA mixtures


11.30 AM-12.00 PM


High Tea


12.15 PM-1.00 PM


Importance of Trace evidence and it's analysis


Afternoon Sessions


The Science Of Establishing Identity & Forensic Bioinformatics


2:00 PM-2:40 PM


Mixed STR predictions, VNTR


2.45 PM-3.30PM


Forensic database development and relevant online tools in Forensic Science Bio-forensics


3.30 PM-4.00 PM


High Tea


4:00 PM-5.00 PM


Poster/Short paper presentation


Day 2, 16th October 2010


Morning Sessions


Present Era Technology In Dna Forensics


10.00 AM-10.40 AM


DNA profiling - Methodologies


10.45 AM-11.30 AM


Impact of Mt DNA and Y-STR analysis in Forensic Science


11.30 AM-12.00 PM


High Tea


12.15 PM-1.00 PM


LT DNA analysis in Forensic investigation


Afternoon Sessions


Dna Collection Kits And Future Trends


In Dna Forensics


2:00 PM - 2:40 PM


Importance of Collection kits in Forensic DNA evaluation


2:45 PM - 3:30 PM


The Future of Forensic DNA testing -- a prediction of Scientists


3.30 PM-4.00 PM


High Tea


4.30 PM onwards


Valedictory & Prize distribution

About the Organizers


AP Forensic Science Laboratory
The Andhra Pradesh Forensic Science Laboratory was established in November 1974 by merger of the Scientific section of CID of Police Department and Chemical Examiner unit of Medical and Health Department. Initially there were only six sections, namely Ballistics, Biology, Chemistry, Documents, Physics and Toxicology. Considering the magnitude and variety of crime, new sections have been created in FSL Headquarters. Alongside, three Regional FSLs were also established in the last five years at Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Anantapur. Besides, Scientific Investigation Teams called CLUES to assist and guide the investigating officers at the scenes of offence were established at Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Ranga Reddy Districts. Today, APFSL has thirteen sections broadly categorized into Biological, Chemical, General and Physical Divisions. APFSL has become Model Lab in India and examiner cases referred by CBI, Customs, Airports Authority, Passports Authority, Banks, Insurance Companies and several Central and State Government agencies.


BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Ltd, Hyderabad

Bioaxis DNA Research Centre (BDRC) private limited is a top level CRO in life sciences with a vast range of services in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics and Clinical Research. BDRC is the most trusted lab for DNA Testing, Paternity testing, Relationship establishment/testing and Forensic analysis for different type of samples. BDRC is registered under Ministry of Corporate affairs, Govt of India and is a member of BCIL (Biotech consortium India Ltd, Dept. of Biotechnology Govt of India), ABLE (All India Biotechnology Led enterprises). BDRC represents several US based companies like Bode tech, Lorton-One of the Most trusted lab of FBI and DDC (DNA Diagnostic center, Fairfield) - the DNA testing provider for over 900 affiliated partners in 168 countries. http://www.dnares.in/, http://www.bioaxis.in/


CALL FOR PAPERS/SHORT PAPERS/ POSTERS

The Conference on THE SCIENCE OF DNA FORENSICS AND CRIME INVESTIGATION invites Technical papers, Short papers, Posters describing original, previously unpublished research, not currently under review by any other Conference or Journal. Technical papers which clearly identify how the specific contributions fit to and overall working solution are particularly of interest.

Papers/Posters are invited from the following area (but are not limited to)-

Forensic Science, Crime Scene, Criminology, Crime evidencing, Crime Investigation, DNA Fingerprinting, DNA in crime investigation, Case Studies, Forensic Bioformatics, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Law, Molecular Biology etc
*Best 3 Short papers will have a chance for presentation at the Conference

SUBMISSION TYPES

Short papers: The length should be around 1500-2000 words.

Research papers: Selected Research papers will be presented in a regular conference session. Typical length would be around 5000-6000 words.

Case Studies: The length should be around 5000-6000 words. For Papers presented as case studies, confidentiality will be maintained and names of organizations can be kept anonymous.

INSTRUCTION FOR PAPER SUBMISSION

All submissions shall be sent in Microsoft word format to dna2010@dnares.in

AWARDS

Limited awards will be provided at the conference which includes Young Scientist award, Best Paper award, Three best poster awards etc

Travelling

Hyderabad is well connected from all the Locations in India by train/air route- Major railway stations being Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Kachiguda. Major locations throughout the world are well connected by aerial routes. Rajiv Gandhi international airport is just 20 kms from the conference venue.

Accommodation: To be finalized

Registration Details

Early Bird: August 30, 2010 Maximum allowed Participation- 200
Police/FSL Scientists and Officers - Free
Non students: Early bird- INR1500/- Late – INR 2000/- Students: Early bird- INR1000/- Late- INR1500/-
International Registrations: Early Bird - USD100 Late - USD150

All participants first must register online from ------------------by clicking on the registration link.

Important Note: Please ensure you mention all the details during your registration. On registering, you will receive an email containing your unique pre-registration id and all the necessary details to help you make your payment successfully. Your registration will be confirmed by email once we receive your payment.
Please send a mail to the Conference Secretariat at dna2010@dnares.in  for any further clarification.

Payment Modes:

DD in Favor of “BioAxis DNA Research Centre pvt ltd” payable at Hyderabad

OR

Online Account Transfer

Bank: State Bank of India

Account Number :30801148310

IFS Code: SBIN0007112

Note

Registration fee includes delegate kit, lunch and tea on all two the days. Certificate will be provided to all the participants.

Positions available at BioAxis DNA Research Centre pvt ltd

Position available: Marketing executive for Hyderabad and Lucknow Branch

No of vacancies: 10

Eligibility: Graduate with strong communication and professional skills

Type of Job: Full time, Permanent

CTC: 1.8 Lacs per annum+ Incentives+ Allowances

Application procedure: Online resume upload at http://dnares.in/careers.php

About the company:

BioAxis DNA Research Centre is a leading Biotechnology CRO. The company provides biotechnology services and products. For more details about the services areas and the products please visit our website www.dnares.in



Position available: Research Associates and Research Analysts for Hyderabad and Lucknow Branch

No of vacancies: 8

Eligibility:

Research Analyst: Post Graduate in Life science with 2 year experience and strong communication, professional skills and technical skills.

Research Associate: PhD in Bioinformatics, Biotechnology, Forensic science with 2 year experience

Type of Job: Full time, Permanent

CTC: Will be excellent for the suitable candidates

Application procedure: Online resume upload at http://dnares.in/careers.php

About the company:

BioAxis DNA Research Centre is a leading Biotechnology CRO. The company provides biotechnology services and products. For more details about the services areas and the products please visit our website www.dnares.in

LAST DATE: JUNE15,2010

BDRC Starts GENETIC COMPATIBILITY DNA TEST For Couples; Useful Science To Stop increasing Divorces

Are you planning to marry and confused whom to choose? Do you want to know the percentage compatibility of yours to your male/female counterpart? Are you eager to know that what are the chances for successful pregnancy if you marry a specific girl? Are you worried thinking about understanding problems with your male/female counterpart after marriage? Now you can know the answer of all these questions by undergoing a genetic compatibility DNA test with BioAxis DNA Research Centre private limited, which gives you the scientific and reliable results. BDRC is one of the largest private and legal DNA Testing providers in the country and this is another major boon by Biotechnology Research to the general Human being. At the launch of this test the company sources pointed that BDRC has always aimed to bring science to every common man so that one can utilize it in general day to day life and get the benefits, this is one of the big steps towards that. Company promises that DNA testing for genetic compatibility will increase the number of successful marriages in India. It is quite an evident fact proved by several biological experiments and publications that biologically compatible couples have lower chances of miscarriage in the generally vulnerable first trimester of the pregnancy. You must have listen people talking “they share good chemistry”, This test is capable of reporting the level of attraction, symmetry of attraction, chances of successful pregnancy and many other compatibility issues between a couple. Biological Research has also shown that fertility rates in genetic compatible couples result in healthier children and successful understanding throughout the life. Present era is technology driven and people now a day crosscheck many things before they really plan to marry. The company recommends that every marriage agencies and related organization to suggest genetic compatibility test before marriages; it will increase the number of pleasant and successful marriages. Not only the agencies but the company is keen to organize awareness camps in various places to make the awareness about the Compatibility DNA Testing and its necessity. This test can be ordered online and the sample required is Cheek cells collected by a standard buccal swab which will be provided by BDRC at a nominal cost of INR250. The cost of this test will be INR15000 in India and it will be available from the May14th 2010 at all the branches of BDRC in India. As per the company sources they plan to do this DNA Test at INR12000/- for the first 50 couples. In most of the divorces these days the root cause is lack of proper understanding between the couples, which prolongs and gives rise to number of physical and emotional offsets where the compatibility between the couples seem lacking and finally the couples end in separating. If science is applied along with the stars and moons to calculate the compatibility between two people, the chances of a successful relation or marriage will be too high. Every one of us will agree that Marriage is one of the biggest decisions in life and divorce or separating after marriage is much better than we don’t marry or we don’t continue a relation with one who is not compatible. BDRC aims to bring down the number of divorces which has increased enormously these days because of the compatibility issues between two persons. To order this test one can visit the website http://www.dnares.in/ or email us at services@dnares.in

BDRC To Start New Clinical Research Training And Projects With Lab Exposure May 2010 At Hyd And Lko

BDRC announces new courses in Clinical Research with wet laboratory exposure. Blending Biotechnology oriented clinical research course is first of its kind in the country. In recent times, Clinical research as a subject has grown rapidly. It has changed the face of modern medicine and as far as employment is concerned, it has become the second fastest growing sector. Qualified clinical research associate ,clinical research coordinator ,Principal investigator etc are employed in leading Indian business houses and MNCs including pharmaceutical companies, health care chemical industries, bio-processing industries, agriculture related industries etc.

BioAxis DNA Research centre Pvt Ltd is a leading contract research organization. As per Silpa Das, Research Associate at BDRC, The new course has been launched as per the standards required in various life science and healthcare industries. We recognize effective training and development of personnel is of paramount importance and live training in this lively field was lacking in our country. Unfortunately there are no Research/training organizations in India who are imparting hands on training in this entirely new sector. Clinical Research sector is a billon dollar market and currently most of the projects are outsourced to India. We have to fully recognize the importance and value education and training for the new or existing real clinical research professional. This course will be open for registration from May 1st 2010 at our Hyderabad and Lucknow campuses.  

BioAxis DNA research centre, strive to make trainee students properly exposed to hands on training in different modules of clinical research which also blends laboratory exposure with live projects which will include the patient sample testing and analysis. It will cater the needs of the students as well as working professional that are having an interest in live training and project in Clinical Research. We provide hands-on training in our equipped laboratory to the students with the latest technology which will have impact on their knowledge and finally the employability.

BRDC encourages applicants from a wide range of specializations for admissions to the Clinical research programs. It is highly interdisciplinary and applicants with degrees/strong background in Life sciences are encouraged to apply. The main objective of this program is to lessen the gap between the academics and industrial requirements.

This course is useful for Clinical Research students and professionals, medical doctors, Pharma students and professionals and other clinical professionals

Currently we are providing Clinical research courses for:
•   15 days short term course (Includes the laboratory practical and small project)
•   45 days course (Includes the laboratory practical and major project)
•   90 days course (Includes the laboratory practical with clinical molecular techniques and a major project)
•   120 days course (Includes the laboratory practical with clinical molecular techniques, medical informatics and a major project)
•   90 Days course on Statistcal analysis system (SAS)- Without the wet laboratory

For more details visit the training section of our website www.dnares.in    or write to us at drc@dnares.in

IEEECS: Bioinformatics: Unique discipline with new challenges

IEEE Computer Society Chapter, Hyderabad Section with support from Tata Consultancy Services, India takes great pleasure in inviting you to a talk on “Bioinformatics: Unique discipline with new challenges” by Dr. M W Pundit, Consultant at the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad.




Date & Time: Saturday, 1st May 2010, 5:30 PM – 07:00 PM

Venue: Pravaha Hall, 6th Floor, Tata Consultancy Services, KLK Building, Basheer Bagh, Hyderabad.

Venue Map: http://bit.ly/aJMFbn



The event is free and open to all in Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology and related fields.



Registration

Though the event is open, online registration is required. Please register yourself here [closed], please note that we have limited seats and request you to register yourself at the earliest.



Agenda

5:30 PM – 5:50 PM: Registration & High Tea

5:50 PM – 6:00 PM: Welcome & Introduction to Speaker

6:00 PM – 6:50 PM: Talk on " Bioinformatics: Unique discipline with new challenges "

6:50 PM – 7:00 PM: Q&A, Interactive Session

7:00 PM – 7:05 PM: Conclusion of the Session.



Abstract

With increasing activity of genome sequencing of other organisms, biological data and DNA sequence data in particular, is accumulating with phenomenal rate. In order to exploit the wealth of sequence information and other biological data, a scientific discipline – known as ‘bioinformatics’ – has arisen that fuses biology with mathematics and computer science. How do we access, retrieve and analyze this information? How do we give a biological meaning to it ? Complexity, redundancy management, integration and interpretation of such a large volume of data are some of the challenging issues, which scientists are facing today. To find a gene within a genomic sequence is a massive task. Protein coding regions existing in vast sequence information have to be located and assigned a function. Functions of most of the proteins are determined by their three-dimensional structure. Therefore, the prediction of 3-D structure of a protein is crucial for the understanding of its function. The functional genomics which will ultimately be helpful in understanding how the organism functions and survives, are some of the areas where bioinformatics is contributing significantly.. Rational design or modification of proteins for new, hitherto unknown functions is going to be probably the greatest challenge for bioinformatics in next millennium. The background of these areas will be reviewed and the present status including the changing face of bioinformatics will be discussed.



Location:

Building: KLK Building

Room Number: Pravaha Hall

6th Floor, Tata Consultancy Services

Basheer Bagh, Hyderabad

Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

India



Date: 01-May-2010

Time: 05:30PM to 07:30PM (2.00 hours) All times are: Asia/Calcutta



Email meeting contact...

Amit Kumar, Resource Development Chair, IEEE Hyderabad Section

Aditya Rao, Chair, IEEE Computer Society Chapter, +91 98851 04058

Computational Intelligence and signal processing in Biology (CISPB) ON 24th April 2010 at NERTU Osmania University

Computational Intelligence and signal processing in Biology (CISPB)


24th April 2010 (4.45pm-8.05pm)

This Event is designed to equip the students, faculties, researchers and technocrats in the upcoming field of artificial intelligence called informational systems in the field of biology. More specifically the topics lay the basis for the need of such an interdisciplinary study both in the academics as well as in the research praxis. The background of using bioinformatics tools not only as an analytical instrument but more as a commercial solution is well elucidated in the course. The lectures will include topics like pattern recognition in bioinformatics, Micro array analysis and Artificial neural networks(ANN),Hidden Markov Models(HMM), signal processing perspectives to systems biology, clinical application of pattern recognition in diagnostics and understanding protein protein interactions in the light of signal processing.

WHO SHALL ATTEND

Graduates with knowledge in basic Biology, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Related Life sciences areas, mathematics, computation or logistics are preferable. Researchers with avid background of interdisciplinary research are also welcome. Analysts dealing with clinical paradigm must have the curiosity to understand the concept behind using the ANN in bioinformatics.

Engineers, Scientists, Research/Engineering Students, Engineering students working in the field of Computational intelligence, signal processing, Bioinformatics, Computer science, Electronics and Electrical Engineers

Registration: 4.45pm-5.00pm

Introduction to the program and the speakers-10 Minutes (5.00pm-5.10pm)

Computational Intelligence -The past present and Future-45 Minutes (5.10pm-5.55pm)

Signaling pathways and communication system of Human Body- Understanding by ANN approach--45 Minutes (6.00pm-6.45pm)

Break-15 Minutes (6.45pm-7.00pm)

Bioinformatics and computational Intelligence-Do we meet the challenge- 45 Minutes (7.00pm-7.45pm)

Plan of starting new IEEE Computational Intelligence chapter and volunteering requests- 15 Minutes (7.45pm-8.00pm)

Vote of Thanks: 8.00pm-8.05pm



Organizers:

Dr P Laxminarayana

Senior Scientist/Associate professor –Research and Training unit for Navigational Electronics (NERTU)-Osmania University



Dr Amit kumar

Chair-Resource Development committee-IEEE Hyderabad Section

CEO-BioAxis DNA Research Centre pvt limited



Venue: NERTU, Osmania University

Program Scheduled on: 24th of April 2010 (Saturday) -5.00pm -7.45pm

Maximum number of participants: 35-40



Event URL: http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/2145



Road map:

http://maps.google.co.in/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=NAVIGATIONAL+ELECTRONICS+OSMANIA+UNIVERSITY&sll=21.125498,81.914063&sspn=34.313348,35.947266&ie=UTF8&cd=1&hq=NAVIGATIONAL+ELECTRONICS&hnear=Osmania+University,+Hyderabad,+Andhra+Pradesh&ll=17.411744,78.536797&spn=0.039884,0.07699&z=14&iwloc=A



Please apply for participation by writing an email to



amit.kumar@ieeehyd.org, laxminarayana@osmania.ac.in

PhD Research Guide Positions openings at BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Limited

BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Limited invites Application for Part time Research Guides in the following domains;

Biotechnology – Number of vacancies -7
Bioinformatics – Number of vacancies -5
Clinical Research – Number of vacancies -5
Forensic Science- Number of vacancies -2
Criminology- Number of vacancies-2

Responsibility: Visiting the BDRC Laboratory for guiding the Research students time to time and act as the official Research guide for BDRC. Remuneration will be provided on the basis of number of students enrolled in a year under the specific guide. Interested personalls from all over India may apply.

Eligibility: PhD (Biotechnology, Zoology, Botany, Clinical Research, Forensic science, other related areas) with 4 years work experience.

Note: This is not a permanent employment and the applicants may continue working at their own convenience.

Last Date of Application April 30 2010.

Application may be done by sending a request letter with the detailed resume at drc@dnares.in, admin@dnares.in

For further query please contact us at
BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private limited
Tarnaka Secunderabad
Phone: +91-40-40180502

Website: http://www.dnares.in

Phd Application Deadline Extended At (bioaxis Dna Research Centre) Bdrc

The deadline for PhD application at BioAxis DNA Research centre private Ltd has been extended up to
25th of March 2010 against the vacant seats.
The deadline for PhD application at BioAxis DNA Research centre private Ltd has been extended up to
25th of March 2010.
Please refer to the following link for details of the program
http:// bioaxisdnaresearchcentre.blogspot.com/2010/02/bioaxis-dna-research-centre-bdrc_19.html
Important Dates:
Application deadline: 25.03.2010 (Thursday)
Online Examination Date: 04/04/2010 (11.00AM-1PM) (Sunday)
Telephonic Interview date: 10/04/2010 (Saturday)
Please Contact us for any query;
BioAxis DNA Research Centre
12-13-1249 1st floor,Besides Andhra Bank
Tarnaka-500017 (Secunderabad)- Andhra Pradesh
For all the queries write to drc@dnares.in or call +91-9247438983
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Biotechnology, Bioinformatics & Clinical research trainings & projects @ BDRC BioAxis DNA Research Centre, the member of ABLE and BCIL; announces enrollment into admissions for the Trainings and Projects at its Hyderabad, Secunderabad, Lucknow and Bhubaneswar campus. BDRC is a Contract Research organization extending the services and trainings in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Clinical Research and DNA Forensics. BDRC is one of the most trusted established DNA Testing laboratories in the country having its services recognized by FQS, ASCLD, ISO, CAP, and AABB. We are also providing admissions for Ph.D. in the fields of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics. Trainings & Projects @ BDRC Bioinformatics modules Immunoinformatics Pharmacoinformatics Agroinformatics Pattern recognition in Bioinfor

Biotechnology, Bioinformatics & Clinical research trainings & projects @ BDRC f ABLE and BCIL; announces enrollment into admissions for the Trainings and Projects at its Hyderabad, Secunderabad, Lucknow and Bhubaneswar campus. BDRC is a Contract Research organization extending the services and trainings in Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Clinical Research and DNA Forensics. BDRC is one of the most trusted established DNA Testing laboratories in the country having its services recognized by FQS, ASCLD, ISO, CAP, and AABB. We are also providing admissions for Ph.D. in the fields of Biotechnology & Bioinformatics.

Trainings & Projects @ BDRC
Bioinformatics modules
Immunoinformatics
Pharmacoinformatics
Agroinformatics
Pattern recognition in Bioinformatics
Drug designing
Chemiinformatics
Forensic Bioinformatics
Clinical Research and SAS
Intellectual property rights
Good Clinical practice
Clinical Data management 
Base SAS & SAS Procedures
Biotechnology modules
Recombinant DNA & PCR technology
DNA Forensics
Molecular Biology 
Microbial Biotechnology
Enzymology
DNA Fingerprinting
Immunotechnology
Clinical Microbiology

Trainings and Projects will be provided for the duration of 15 days, 30 days, 45 days, 60 days, 90 days, 120 days and 180 days as per the feasibility of academicians/professionals. BDRC is the only lab in India which provides the current era biotech and molecular technique training along with the applicability of bioinformatics. We are so happy to inform that so many Doctors have been trained by BDRC for the above mentioned courses. Guidance for the publication of the Projects done by students will be provided.

Interested candidates can visit our Website: http://www.dnares.in, http://www.bioaxis.in

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PhD Research Guide Positions openings at BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Limited

Mar 05, 2010 – BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private Limited invites Application for Part time Research Guides in the following domains;

Biotechnology – Number of vacancies -7
Bioinformatics – Number of vacancies -5
Clinical Research – Number of vacancies -5
Forensic Science- Number of vacancies -2
Criminology- Number of vacancies-2

Responsibility: Visiting the BDRC Laboratory for guiding the Research students time to time and act as the official Research guide for BDRC. Remuneration will be provided on the basis of number of students enrolled in a year under the specific guide. Interested personalls from all over India may apply.

Eligibility: PhD (Biotechnology, Zoology, Botany, Clinical Research, Forensic science, other related areas) with 4 years work experience.

Note: This is not a permanent employment and the applicants may continue working at their own convenience.

Last Date of Application April 30 2010.

Application may be done by sending a request letter with the detailed resume at drc@dnares.in, admin@dnares.in

For further query please contact us at
BioAxis DNA Research Centre Private limited
Tarnaka Secunderabad
Phone: +91-40-40180502

Website: http://www.dnares.in