Post-Graduation

SIGNALS from the GUT' is a mini-symposium aiming to bring together researchers working on various aspects of gut biology, including development, neurobiology, signaling, microbiome and stem cell niches.

The workshop aims to capitalize human resources to carry out NGS & Metagenome analysis, carry out high throughput research using genomic tools to foster trans-disciplinary dialogues in functional genomics.

The conference focuses on latest developments in the field of Ca2+ signaling. The sessions shall cover cellular Ca2+ homeostasis, organellar Ca2+ dynamics, Ca2+ microdomains and their role in health and diseases.

The symposium aims to highlight the latest scientific and technical advances in Ca2+ signaling, including its role in physiology and disease. The meeting aims to focus on recent developments in Ca2+ signaling and their impact on health and disease.

The objective of this course is to familiarise the participants with the recent trends in analysis, design and testing of power transmission and communication structures and provide knowledge of advanced topics, e.g. probabilistic design concepts, structural health monitoring, forensic analysis, advanced materials, repair and retrofitting techniques, etc.

The training course aims for capacity building in genome engineering of zebrafish embryos using gene-editing technology-CRISPRs to generate human resources that are employment-ready for the requirements of industries and academia.

The workshop aims to bring together researchers to understand and address the genetic basis of health disparities in different ethnic populations in South Asia, USA, and other parts of the world.

The programme focuses on determination of cell growth and viability in DNA transfection lipid mediated & Electroporation (Nucleofection), Hybridoma Technology (cell fusion), Immunofluorescence, Primary cell isolation, Mycoplasma detection (screening) and MTT Assay (cytotoxicity).

The course provides an understanding of the principles of ecosystem valuation with case studies and improved knowledge of the activities covered in the course and their implications on the environment

The conference is to celebrate innovative and pioneering research on autophagy and lysosome biology. Moreover, this meeting focuses on inter-organelle communication, their contacts and biogenesis particularly related to autophagy processes and lysosome function.