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
Friday, April 30, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
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
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
Friday, April 9, 2010
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
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
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