#academic conferences in Biotechnology

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Hi, idk how often this has come up for you, but I'm presenting (a poster, but my prof is giving a talk) at an important biotechnology conference for my state pretty soon, and I was wondering if you had any advice for being trans at scientific/academic conferences? Granted I'm transmasc so some stuff won't necessarily apply (I am out to my labmates and professor also, and they are supportive)

I unfortunately haven't attended any conferences post-transition, and likely won't considering that I'm leaving. But if anyone has any experience I'm sure anon would love the input

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Astronaut Stephen Bowen NASA April 22, 2024  NASA astronaut Stephen Bowen, along with representatives from NASA and the International Space Station National Laboratory, will visit Boston on Wednesday, April 24, and Thursday, April 25, as part of the agency’s Destination Station to highlight research opportunities aboard the station. Destination Station was created to educate the public and engage prospective researchers about the benefits, capabilities, and opportunities to use the space station. The space station has been continuously inhabited for more than 23 years, enabling more than 5,000 researchers to conduct more than 3,500 innovative experiments in the areas of biology and biotechnology, human health, space and physical science, and technology. Throughout the week, NASA and the ISS National Lab will meet with a variety of academic institutions, business incubators, and private-sector companies with ties to the Boston community. During the visits, Bowen will provide perspectives on living and working in space. Media who wish interview Bowen during the outreach events in Boston, should contact Kara Slaughter at kara.c.slaughter@nasa.gov or 281-483-5111. Bowen was the first submarine officer selected to be a NASA astronaut. He most recently served as commander of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-6 mission to the station where he was part of a six-month research mission, Expedition 69. He is a veteran of three space shuttle flights to the station, including STS-126, STS-132, and STS-133. Bowen has logged a total of 227 days in space and conducted 10 extravehicular activities in his career. His 10 spacewalks make him one of five humans who have conducted that many spacewalks and he is third on the all-time list for most cumulative spacewalking time. Bowen and the crews of Expedition 68 and 69 conducted more than 200 science experiments including tissue chip research, bioprinting human cells and tissues in space, and studying antibodies in microgravity. Bowen is a Massachusetts native and earned his bachelor’s degree from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, and his master’s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. Over the years, NASA’s Destination Station has led to research collaborations aboard the orbiting laboratory with a variety of academic and commercial companies. This visit also is a prelude to the 13th annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference at the Boston Marriott Copley Square from July 29 – Aug. 1, 2024. Learn more about the International Space Station and its crews at: http://www.nasa.gov/station Discover the International Space Station U.S. National Laboratory at: https://www.issnationallab.org -end- Kara Slaughter Johnson Space Center, Houston 281-483-5111 kara.c.slaughter@nasa.gov

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Beneath the biotech boom

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Beneath the biotech boom

It’s considered a scientific landmark: A 1975 meeting at the Asilomar Conference Center in Pacific Grove, California, shaped a new safety regime for recombinant DNA, ensuring that researchers would apply caution to gene splicing. Those ideas have been so useful that in the decades since, when new topics in scientific safety arise, there are still calls for Asilomar-type conferences to craft good ground rules.

There’s something missing from this narrative, though: It took more than the Asilomar conference to set today’s standards. The Asilomar concepts were created with academic research in mind — but the biotechnology industry also makes products, and standards for that were formulated after Asilomar.

“The Asilomar meeting and Asilomar principles did not settle the question of the safety of genetic engineering,” says MIT scholar Robin Scheffler, author of a newly published research paper on the subject.

Instead, as Scheffler documents in the paper, Asilomar helped generate further debate, but those industry principles were set down later in the 1970s — first in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where politicians and concerned citizens wanted local biotech firms to be good neighbors. In response, the city passed safety laws for the emerging industry. And rather than heading off to places with zero regulations, local firms — including a fledgling Biogen — stayed put. Over the decades, the Boston area became the world leader in biotech.

Why stay? In essence, regulations gave biotech firms the certainty they needed to grow — and build. Lenders and real-estate developers needed signals that long-term investment in labs and facilities made sense. Generally, as Scheffler notes, even though “the idea that regulations can be anchoring for business does not have a lot of pull” in economic theory, in this case, regulations did matter.

“The trajectory of the industry in Cambridge, including biotechnology companies deciding to accommodate regulation, is remarkable,” says Scheffler. “It’s hard to imagine the American biotechnology industry without this dense cluster in Boston and Cambridge. These things that happened on a very local scale had huge echoes.”

Scheffler’s article, “Asilomar Goes Underground: The Long Legacy of Recombinant DNA Hazard Debates for the Greater Boston Area Biotechnology Industry,” appears in the latest issue of the Journal of the History of Biology. Scheffler is an associate professor in MIT’s Program in Science, Technology, and Society.

Business: Banking on certainty

To be clear, the Asilomar conference of 1975 did produce real results. Asilomar led to a system that helped evaluate projects’ potential risk and determine appropriate safety measures. The U.S. federal government subsequently adopted Asilomar-like principles for research it funded.

But in 1976, debate over the subject arose again in Cambridge, especially following a cover story in a local newspaper, the Boston Phoenix. Residents became concerned that recombinant DNA projects would lead to, hypothetically, new microorganisms that could damage public health.

“Scientists had not considered urban public health,” Scheffler says. “The Cambridge recombinant DNA debate in the 1970s made it a matter of what your neighbors think.”

After several months of hearings, research, and public debate (sometimes involving MIT faculty) stretching into early 1977, Cambridge adopted a somewhat stricter framework than the federal government had proposed for the handling of materials used in recombinant DNA work.

“Asilomar took on a new life in local regulations,” says Scheffler, whose research included government archives, news accounts, industry records, and more.

But a funny thing happened after Cambridge passed its recombinant DNA rules: The nascent biotech industry took root, and other area towns passed their own versions of the Cambridge rules.

“Not only did cities create more safety regulations,” Scheffler observes, “but the people asking for them switched from being left-wing activists or populist mayors to the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council and real estate development concerns.”

Indeed, he adds, “What’s interesting is how quickly safety concerns about recombinant DNA evaporated. Many people against recombinant DNA came to change their thinking.” And while some local residents continued to express concerns about the environmental impact of labs, “those are questions people ask when they no longer worry about the safety of the core work itself.”

Unlike federal regulations, these local laws applied to not only lab research but also products, and as such they let firms know they could work in a stable business environment with regulatory certainty. That mattered financially, and in a specific way: It helped companies build the buildings they needed to produce the products they had invented.

“The venture capital cycle for biotechnology companies was very focused on the research and exciting intellectual ideas, but then you have the bricks and mortar,” Scheffler says, referring to biotech production facilities. “The bricks and mortar is actually the harder problem for a lot of startup biotechnology companies.”

After all, he notes, “Venture capital will throw money after big discoveries, but a banker issuing a construction loan has very different priorities and is much more sensitive to things like factory permits and access to sewers 10 years from now. That’s why all these towns around Massachusetts passed regulations, as a way of assuring that.”

To grow globally, act locally

Of course, one additional reason biotech firms decided to land in the Boston area was the intellectual capital: With so many local universities, there was a lot of industry talent in the region. Local faculty co-founded some of the high-flying firms.

“The defining trait of the Cambridge-Boston biotechnology cluster is its density, right around the universities,” Scheffler says. “That’s a unique feature local regulations encouraged.”

It’s also the case, Scheffler notes, that some biotech firms did engage in venue-shopping to avoid regulations at first, although that was more the case in California, another state where the industry emerged. Still, the Boston-area regulations seemed to assuage both industry and public worries about the subject.

The foundations of biotechnology regulation in Massachusetts contain some additional historical quirks, including the time in the late 1970s when the city of Cambridge mistakenly omitted the recombinant DNA safety rules from its annually published bylaws, meaning the regulations were inactive. Officials at Biogen sent them a reminder to restore the laws to the books.

Half a century on from Asilomar, its broad downstream effects are not just a set of research principles — but also, refracted through the Cambridge episode, key ideas about public discussion and input; reducing uncertainty for business, the particular financing needs of industries; the impact of local and regional regulation; and the openness of startups to recognizing what might help them thrive.

“It’s a different way to think about the legacy of Asilomar,” Scheffler says. “And it’s a real contrast with what some people might expect from following scientists alone.” 

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🌱 What Does a Plant Researcher Do?

Plant research plays a crucial role in understanding the complexities of plant life and its impact on ecosystems, agriculture, and medicine. A Plant Researcher, also known as a Plant Scientist, focuses on studying various aspects of plant biology, including growth patterns, genetic modifications, disease resistance, and ecological interactions. This career is ideal for those who are passionate about botany and wish to contribute to scientific advancements in sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, and biotechnology.

🔍 Key Responsibilities of a Plant Researcher

The daily tasks of a plant researcher involve a combination of laboratory work, fieldwork, and data analysis. Some of the primary responsibilities include:

Conducting experiments to explore plant genetics, physiology, and biochemical processes.

Investigating plant diseases and developing strategies to enhance pest resistance.

Evaluating sustainable farming methods to improve crop productivity.

Analyzing research data and publishing findings in scientific journals.

Collaborating with experts in related fields, such as agronomy, ecology, and biotechnology.

🎓 Educational Background and Required Skills

To pursue a career as a plant researcher, a strong academic foundation is essential. Typically, the following steps are involved:

A bachelor’s degree in Botany, Plant Science, Biology, or a related field is the minimum requirement.

Advanced degrees (Master’s or PhD) are often necessary for specialized research roles.

Technical skills, such as laboratory techniques, microscopy, DNA sequencing, and statistical software proficiency, are highly valued.

Soft skills, including critical thinking, problem-solving, and attention to detail, are equally important.

Fieldwork experience is beneficial, as researchers may need to collect samples or monitor plant growth in natural environments.

💼 Career Opportunities and Work Environments

Plant researchers can find employment in various sectors, each offering unique opportunities:

Agricultural corporations, where they work on developing high-yield and disease-resistant crops.

Biotechnology firms, focusing on genetic modification and plant-based innovations.

Academic and research institutions, conducting studies on plant biology and ecology.

Government agencies, contributing to environmental policies and food security programs.

🌍 The Importance of Plant Research

Choosing a career as a plant researcher is not only intellectually stimulating but also socially impactful. Some key reasons to consider this profession include:

Addressing global challenges such as food scarcity, climate change, and biodiversity loss.

Exploring diverse specializations, including plant genetics, medicinal botany, and environmental science.

Growing job prospects, as the demand for sustainable agriculture and plant-based solutions increases.

🔬 Steps to Begin a Career in Plant Research

For those interested in this field, the following steps can help pave the way:

Earn a relevant degree in botany or a related discipline.

Gain hands-on experience through internships or research assistant positions.

Attend industry conferences to network with professionals and stay updated on trends.

Continuously enhance knowledge by following the latest advancements in plant science

🌿 Final Thoughts

A career as a Plant Researcher offers a fulfilling path for those who wish to explore the wonders of plant life while contributing to meaningful scientific progress. With the right education and dedication, aspiring researchers can make significant contributions to agriculture, medicine, and environmental sustainability.

Want to know about Green Carrers in Botany such as:

Plant Bio-technologist, Horticulturist, Agronomist, Environmental Consultant, Botanical Educator or Communicator, Ethnobotanist, Forester or Conservation Scientist, Plant Pathologist, Ecologist, and Herbarium Curator.

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DECODING PRIOR ART IN BIOTECHNOLOGY

Biotechnology is one of the High-Tech industry with innovation and progress in the field of genomics, molecular biology and pharmaceuticals which redefine and provide new perspectives to the healthcare and agriculture. However, in this fast paced technologically dominated world, it becomes very important to become as a pioneer in order to secure an intellectual property rights without any issues. Analyzing and understanding the prior art is very essential as it provides commercial and therapeutic value in the field of biotechnology. Prior art can be defined as a well- known evidence related to your invention before submitting your patent application. Though, the invention is unique and groundbreaking, if an idea exist in the patent application is claimed through a prior art then the patent application is strictly invalidated.

This blog attempts to untie the complexities of prior art in the field of biotechnology. Innovations in biotechnology often constitutes multiple layers of academic and experimental knowledge which cannot be formally written and patented similar to other fields like electronics, mechanical or software engineering. The concepts and innovations in this domain are more complex to articulate in standard formats. As a result, conducting effective prior art searches and accessing the true novelty of the invention becomes a multidimensional challenge. This makes the role of patent analysts, researchers or IP strategists more critical and challenging within this domain.

What Counts as Prior art in Biotech?  

In the field of biotechnology, prior art encompasses more than previously filed patents. Scientific publications, white papers, laboratory notebooks and oral disclosures made in the conferences also considered as prior art. Databases such as Pub Med, clinical trial depositories and genomic libraries which includes gene bank are considered as the rich sources of prior art even they are not included in the common patent search protocols. These documents discloses elements like gene sequences or protein structures or experimental results that can potentially foresee the claimed invention.

Prior art in the field of biotechnology can also emerges from regular submission applications or reports from investigational new drug (IND) or Food and drug administration in united states (FDA)/ European medicines agency in European union (EMA). These findings are not accessible to the public researchers which create limitations in addressing it. Though the significant extract of the findings are available in the journals or proceedings related to the field of biotechnology. Additionally, post graduate thesis, doctorate dissertations are also influential in accessing the patent applications. The increase of publishing the ideas and innovations in open access publications has further blurred the lines between the formal and informal disclosures which expands the scope of what truly considered as ‘Prior art’ in this domain.

CHALLENGES & STRATEGIES

The language Maze: overcoming terminological and linguistic barriers:

One of the biggest challenges in finding out the prior art in this domain in inconsistent terminology. A single gene or protein comprises multiple identifiers across the published patents, journals and lab reports. Moreover, many relevant disclosures are in the other languages than English which make it difficult for the researchers all over the world to learn about the prior art. Countries like china, japan, Germany and European Union have strong background in the field of biotechnology. This creates a ‘language maze’ that even though the prior art exists but it remains undiscovered due to the complications in understanding the nomenclature and linguistic mismatches.

Strategy:

To address this challenge, semantic search engines and multilingual databases like Pat base and Espacenet must be used. These tools understand synonyms and context rather than the keywords. Integrating translation tools while searching and collaboration with native language experts provides deeper knowledge and specific insights which are always missed during the patent search globally.

From Data Deluge to Smart Discovery: Managing the Volume of Non-Patent Literature:

Research in the field of biotechnology, frequently originated in the academic research or clinical trials rather than the patents. This domain is more experimental and practical rather than inventing concepts and absurd theories. This aspects leads to the multiple volumes of research articles, journals, white papers, clinical trial registries and preprints. Traditional databases do not comprises of this accumulated wealth of knowledge and increases the risk of missing or invalidating the prior art.

Strategy:       

Artificial intelligence enabled tools and platforms such as Biorxiv, Pub med, and clinical trials must be integrated into the search workflow. This can be done through the patent databases with a keen observation in multidimensional view. Patent analysts must setup the alert for any new observation or invention in the field of biotechnology.

Scientific Complexity Meets Legal Precision: Bridging the knowledge gap

Interpretation of prior art in the field of biotechnology is about understanding the intricate biological systems, experimental conditions and molecular interactions. This is very complex to understand which demands the subject expertise and legal expertise. Misinterpretations of the experimental data may lead to invalid conclusions about the inventiveness or novelty.

Strategy:

A collaborative approach between the subject experts and intellectual property rights professionals includes molecular biologists, bioinformaticians and chemists are essential. This interdisciplinary method of working ensures the accurate understanding of the inventions, experimental methods, bio-sequence data and other technical disclosures. This enhances the strategy of patent drafting and prosecution grounded with scientific rigor.

Hidden Disclosures: Mining the Unindexed Archives

A substantial quantity of prior art is hidden in unconventional or unindexed resources such as thesis, conference abstracts, grant applications or regulatory filings. These documents are rarely found through traditional patent searching databases but contains important disclosures which impact the patentability and novelty in inventions.

Strategy:  

Patent analysts should include the repositories such as open gray, PQDT global and also sources like FDA/EMA databases in their searches. Institutions must provide facilities to access these databases by curating through internal libraries and collaborating with internal partners to gain access to unpublished or archived research. Reviewing these documents manually yield groundbreaking findings.

Citation Mining and Patent Mapping: Following the Knowledge Trail

The web of citations in the literature related to patent and scientific inventions contributes to a treasure of contextual knowledge. The prior art documents other than typical patent searching databases which are indirectly related to the specific domain like biotechnology are always left unidentified through keyword search but it can be mapped through front or back citations.

Strategy:

Researchers and patent analysts must use the citation identification tools like Derwent innovation, the tools or orbit to identify the technological lineage and clusters of innovation. Using the strategy ‘Who cites whom’, helps the researchers to uncover under the radar documents or less known publications which contribute significant value to the prior art. Citation networks also contributes to evaluate the impact of relevance of a specific invention over a point of time.

Towards a Smarter, Stronger Prior Art Search in Biotechnology   

Biotechnology is a significant domain where discoveries evolve at an unimaginable speed where only a minute difference can be identified between the invention and prior art. So, decoding prior art is no more a part of procedure rather it becomes necessity. The complexities of bio-nomenclature, scientific discoveries and experiments make this task more complex, unique and challenging.

The effective search of the future prior art lies in embracing a technology-driven, multidisciplinary and globally informed approach. By integrating the AI powered tools, subject expertise and comprehensive knowledge about the patent search for both patent and non-patent literature highlights the blind spots which are once considered as a threat for patentability or pave way for the litigation.

Decoding prior art in the field of biotechnology is not just about researching the previous art rather it is about the interpretations which is done widely, wisely as well. The landscape in the field of biotechnology expands into new territories like synthetic biology, gene editing and medicine. The ability to identify and master the prior art disclosures remains an essential skill which fuels stronger IP strategies and innovations.

Author: Dr. S.Sarayu Priyadharshini, in case of any queries please contact/write back to us via email to chhavi@khuranaandkhurana.com or at Khurana & Khurana, Advocates and IP Attorney.

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Yang, M., Kim, Y., & Jeong, S. (2024). Automating prior art search using semantic understanding of patent documents. Journal of Applied Artificial Intelligence, 38(1), 24–40. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0172219025000080

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What Impact Do Clinical Research Courses Have on Public Health Initiatives?

Curious about the fields of drug development, clinical trials, and innovative healthcare? If so, you might be a good fit for clinical research. However, with so much material and opportunity at your disposal, many novices ask, "Where should you start if you're new to clinical research courses and careers?"

This post will walk you through the first steps, explaining what clinical research is, what credentials are required, and how to pick the best course to launch a lucrative career in this expanding industry.

What is clinical research?

It's crucial to comprehend the true nature of clinical research before beginning any classes or employment. Clinical research is the study of human health and illness. It consists of: • Clinical trials to assess novel medications, equipment, or therapies • Studies using observation to comprehend the course of disease • Safety, efficacy, and health outcomes research Clinical researchers are essential to developing novel therapies and raising the bar for patient care across the globe.

Why Choose a Career in Clinical Research?

A rewarding and exciting job in clinical research comes with many advantages: • There is a great need for skilled workers in a variety of positions, such as medical writer, pharmacovigilance specialist, clinical data manager, and clinical research associate (CRA). • The chance to work for regulatory agencies, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and Contract Research Organizations (CROs) • International cooperation can lead to global professional opportunities. This industry provides long-term career security and promotion due to the expansion of the biotech and pharmaceutical industries.

Where Should You Start If You're New to Clinical Research Courses and Careers?

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you start your journey:

1. Understand the Basics of Clinical Research

If you're a complete beginner, start with basic research:

Read articles, blogs, or eBooks on clinical research fundamentals

Watch free webinars or YouTube videos by industry professionals

Follow relevant LinkedIn pages or clinical research forums

Understanding the terminology and structure of clinical trials will help you make informed decisions later.

2. Assess Your Academic Background

The majority of clinical research positions require a background in medicine, biotechnology, pharmacy, nursing, or the life sciences. Don't panic, though, if you don't have a background in science; there are entry-level positions like data entry coordinator or clinical trial assistant, and specialized certification programs can help close the gap.

3. Choose the Right Clinical Research Course

If you’re wondering where you should start if you're new to clinical research courses and careers, enrolling in a recognized certification course is a great first step.

Look for courses that offer:

Industry-recognized certification

Practical exposure and case studies

Placement assistance or internship opportunities

Modules covering GCP (Good Clinical Practice), regulatory affairs, ethics, and trial management

Some popular course options include

Certificate in Clinical Research

Diploma in Clinical Research & Pharmacovigilance

PG Diploma in Clinical Data Management

4. Gain Hands-On Experience

Once you've completed a course, gaining practical experience will give you an edge.

You can:

Apply for internships at CROs or hospitals

Volunteer in academic clinical research projects

Take part in virtual clinical trials or simulations

Real-world exposure builds confidence and makes your resume more competitive.

5. Build a Professional Network

Networking is crucial in clinical research. Try the following:

Attend industry conferences or online webinars

Join LinkedIn groups related to clinical trials and healthcare

Connect with alumni from your training institute

Engage with mentors and professionals for guidance

A strong network can open doors to job opportunities, collaborations, and career advice.

6. Stay Updated and Keep Learning

Clinical research is constantly evolving with new technologies and regulations. Stay informed by:

Subscribing to clinical trial journals and newsletters

Enrolling in advanced certification courses

Learning about tools like EDC (Electronic Data Capture) or SAS for clinical data analysis

Continuous learning ensures long-term success in this field.

Final Thoughts

Building a solid foundation through appropriate education, practical experience, and regular self-learning is the answer to the question, "Where should you start if you're new to clinical research courses and careers?" There is room for committed and motivated people in the clinical research sector, regardless of your background—science, healthcare, or a meaningful career change.

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Amity University, Noida

Amity University, Noida: Overview and Insights

Introduction:

Amity University Noida, a part of the Amity Education Group, is one of the leading private universities in India, offering a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in various fields. Established in 2005, the university has grown to be a major academic hub, attracting students not just from India, but across the globe. Known for its world-class infrastructure, academic excellence, and strong industry connections, Amity University Noida is considered a top destination for higher education in India.

Amity University is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and approved by various regulatory bodies such as AICTE, Bar Council of India (BCI), and National Board of Accreditation (NBA), ensuring the quality of education.

Academic Programs Offered

Amity University, Noida, offers a wide range of academic programs across different disciplines, catering to students with diverse career interests.

1. Undergraduate Programs (UG)

Engineering & Technology: B.Tech in computer science, mechanical, civil, electronics, electrical, IT, AI, data science, and more.

Management: BBA, BBA+MBA, BBA in various specializations.

Law: BA LLB, BBA LLB, LLB.

Commerce: B.Com (Hons), BBA (Financial Markets).

Design: B.Des, BFA (Fine Arts).

Media & Communication: BA in Journalism, Mass Communication, Animation, Film Production.

Science: B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Microbiology, Environmental Science.

Arts & Humanities: BA in English, Psychology, History, Sociology, etc.

2. Postgraduate Programs (PG)

Engineering: M.Tech in various specializations.

Management: MBA in HR, Marketing, Finance, International Business, IT, and more.

Law: LLM (Master of Laws).

Design: M.Des.

Media & Communication: MA in Journalism, Mass Communication.

Arts & Humanities: MA in Psychology, Sociology, etc.

3. Doctoral Programs (Ph.D.)

Amity University also offers Ph.D. programs across multiple disciplines, including Engineering, Management, Law, and Humanities, for students who wish to pursue research and contribute to their respective fields.

Infrastructure and Facilities

Amity University Noida is known for its state-of-the-art infrastructure that offers a modern and conducive environment for learning and holistic development.

Campus: Modern academic buildings, libraries, and recreational spaces adorn the sprawling 100-acre campus.

Classrooms and Labs: The university boasts well-equipped classrooms, advanced laboratories, and research facilities. The engineering labs, media studios, and computer labs are equipped with the latest technology.

Library: The library boasts an extensive collection of books, journals, and online resources. It also offers access to e-books, research papers, and digital resources.

Hostel and Accommodation: The campus has separate hostels for boys and girls with modern amenities like Wi-Fi, cafeterias, sports facilities, and more.

Sports Facilities: Amity University Noida has a vast range of indoor and outdoor sports facilities, including cricket grounds, basketball courts, football fields, and more.

Wi-Fi: The entire campus is Wi-Fi-enabled, making it easy for students to access online resources for their academic work.

Auditoriums and Seminar Halls: The university has well-designed auditoriums and seminar halls for conferences, guest lectures, cultural events, and workshops.

Faculty and Teaching Methodology

Amity University Noida has a team of highly qualified faculty members, many of whom are experts in their fields with extensive academic and industry experience. The university focuses on a combination of traditional teaching methods and modern, interactive learning techniques.

Experienced Faculty: Many faculty members at Amity are from reputed institutions like IITs, IIMs, and international universities.

Interactive Learning: The university uses interactive learning methods, including case studies, group discussions, project-based learning, and e-learning modules.

Industry Collaboration: Amity University maintains strong ties with the industry, ensuring students receive exposure to the latest industry practices through internships, workshops, and live projects.

Research and Innovation: The university encourages research and innovation among students and faculty through various initiatives, research centers, and collaborations with industries and other universities.

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How to Build a Successful Career with a B.Tech in Biotechnology: Skills, Education, and Opportunities

Biotechnology is one of the fastest-growing fields, offering immense career opportunities in healthcare, agriculture, environmental science, and industrial applications. If you have a B.Tech in Biotechnology, you can leverage your degree to build a rewarding career. This blog will explore essential skills, educational paths, and career opportunities that can help you succeed in this dynamic field.

Essential Skills for a Career in Biotechnology

Success in biotechnology requires a combination of technical and soft skills. Here are the key competencies that can set you apart:

1. Technical Skills

Laboratory Techniques: Proficiency in DNA sequencing, PCR, gel electrophoresis, and chromatography is essential.

Bioinformatics & Data Analysis: Knowledge of computational tools for genetic research and data interpretation is highly valued.

Bioprocess Engineering: Understanding fermentation, bioreactors, and metabolic engineering is crucial for industrial biotech roles.

Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering: A strong grasp of gene editing techniques like CRISPR can open research and pharmaceutical opportunities.

2. Soft Skills

Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving: Biotechnology often involves complex challenges that require analytical thinking.

Communication Skills: The ability to convey research findings clearly is vital in academia and industry.

Teamwork & Collaboration: Working effectively in multidisciplinary teams is crucial for success in research and corporate settings.

Educational Pathways After B.Tech in Biotechnology

While a B.Tech in Biotechnology offers entry-level opportunities, pursuing higher education can significantly enhance career prospects. Here are some popular academic paths:

M.Tech in Biotechnology: Specialize in areas like industrial biotech, biomedical engineering, or food technology.

MBA in Biotechnology Management: Ideal for those interested in the business and managerial aspects of biotech firms.

PhD in Biotechnology: Essential for research-intensive roles in academia and industry.

Certifications & Diplomas: Short courses in bioinformatics, clinical research, or regulatory affairs can enhance job prospects.

For quality biotechnology programs, institutions like Apeejay Stya University offer specialized courses that provide industry exposure and hands-on experience.

Career Opportunities in Biotechnology

A biotechnology degree opens doors to multiple industries. Here are some career paths to consider:

1. Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Industry

Biotechnologist in drug development

Clinical research associate

Biomedical engineer

2. Agriculture & Environmental Biotechnology

Genetic engineer for crop improvement

Environmental biotechnologist

Bioremediation specialist

3. Industrial & Food Biotechnology

Fermentation scientist

Food technologist

Biofuel researcher

4. Academia & Research

Research scientist

University lecturer

Science communicator

Tips for Building a Successful Career

Gain Practical Experience: Internships, lab work, and research projects provide hands-on learning.

Stay Updated with Industry Trends: Biotechnology evolves rapidly; staying informed about new advancements is crucial.

Network with Professionals: Attend conferences, join biotech associations, and connect with industry experts.

Develop an Online Presence: Showcase your work on platforms like LinkedIn and ResearchGate.

Conclusion A B.Tech in Biotechnology can lead to a fulfilling career in multiple sectors. By developing essential skills, pursuing further education, and gaining practical experience, you can carve out a successful path in this exciting field. Stay curious, keep learning, and take advantage of emerging opportunities in biotechnology!

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The Future of Gene Synthesis: Market Analysis and Key Insights

The global gene synthesis market size is expected to reach USD 5.78 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 16.1% from 2023 to 2030 according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Development of the market is due  to the growing investment in the synthetic biology field, favorable government regulations, and technological advancements in the gene synthesis market. In January 2022, synthetic DNA manufacturer Twist Bioscience announced plans of developing EDS technology at the J.P. Morgan Health Care Conference. The company established an enzymatic DNA synthesis technology that is novel, low-cost, scarless, and scalable.

The introduction of novel DNA synthesis platforms with technologically advanced specifications that address the increased demand of researchers is also contributing to the overall growth. For instance, in June 2021, DNA Script introduced the SYNTAX System, which is the nucleic acid printer based on EDS technology. Similarly, in December 2020, Evonetix Ltd. entered into a research collaboration with Analog Devices, Inc. Under the terms of the agreement, the companies collaborated on Evonetix's Microelectromechanical System-based silicon chips' improvement and commercial scale-up, as well as the development of a DNA desktop writer.

Researchers, as well as biotechnology and pharmaceutical corporations, have become increasingly interested in targeted therapy during recent years. It has become a popular method of disease management. In the near future, targeted therapy in conjunction with chemotherapy and immunotherapy is likely to develop significantly, presenting lucrative prospects for both emerging & established competitors in the gene synthesis market.

Key players are focusing on product development and are entering into partnerships and collaborations to expand their product offerings. For instance, In January 2022, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. completed the acquisition of PeproTech, Inc.- a producer of antibodies and vectors. This acquisition may help the company strengthen its position in the market. Similarly, in July 2021, GenScript hosted the GenScript Gene & Cell Engineering Virtual Summit. This event focused on highlighting synthetic biology research to enhance protein design, drug discovery, and genome editing, enabling the company to increase its customer base.

Gene Synthesis Market Report Highlights

The growth is attributed to the growing demand for the synthetic biology, coupled with increasing government support to offer funds for R&D initiatives in synthetic biology

By method, solid-phase synthesis dominated in 2022 as it offers high accuracy and is a prominent technology for the applications in several fields and for various research purposes

By services, antibody DNA synthesis dominated the gene synthesis market in 2022, owing to the presence of significant players such as Synbio offers services, Twist Bioscience Corporation, and others, offering services in this segment

By application, the gene & cell therapy development segment dominated the gene synthesis market in 2022. This is attributed to the growing number of R&D programs for the development of cell and gene therapies

By end-use, academic and government research institute dominated the gene synthesis market in 2022, as most of the gene synthesis process is performed in the research settings for clinical research and investigational programs

North America captured the highest share in 2022 owing to the well-established molecular biology infrastructure along with the presence of a significant number of market players in the region

Gene Synthesis Market Segmentation

Grand View Research has segmented the global gene synthesis market report based on the method, services, application, end-use, and region:

Gene Synthesis Method Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Solid-phase Synthesis

Chip-based Synthesis

PCR-based Enzyme Synthesis

Gene Synthesis Services Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Antibody DNA Synthesis

Viral DNA Synthesis

Others

Gene Synthesis Application Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Gene & Cell Therapy Development

Vaccine Development

Disease Diagnosis

Others

Gene Synthesis End-use Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical Companies

Academic & Government Research Institutes

Contract Research Organizations

Gene Synthesis Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2018 - 2030)

North America

US

Canada

Europe

Germany

UK

France

Italy

Spain

Denmark

Sweden

Norway

Asia Pacific

China

India

Japan

South Korea

Australia

Thailand

Latin America

Brazil

Mexico

Argentina

Middle East & Africa

South Africa

Saudi Arabia

UAE

Kuwait

Key Players

GenScript

Brooks Automation, Inc. (GENEWIZ)

Boster Biological Technology

Twist Bioscience

ProteoGenix, Inc

Biomatik

ProMab Biotechnologies, Inc.

Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc.

Integrated DNA Technologies, Inc.

OriGene Technologies, Inc.

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The **British Journal of Biomedical Research (BJBMR)** is one of the leading international journals in the field of biomedical science. With an impressive **impact factor of 5.8**, this journal provides a platform for researchers to showcase groundbreaking innovations, contribute to the scientific community, and build long-lasting professional recognition. If you are a researcher looking to make a mark, publishing your work in BJBMR is an excellent way to reach a wider audience, increase visibility, and foster credibility in your discipline.

In this article, we will explore how publishing in BJBMR can significantly enhance your professional journey, from gaining recognition to boosting citations, and how it positions you for a successful career in biomedical research.

### Highlight Research in Leading Journals

Publishing your research in a high-impact journal like **BJBMR** allows you to showcase your findings to a global audience. With a significant impact factor of **5.8**, the journal is highly regarded within the biomedical community. When your work is featured in such a prestigious journal, it signals to the scientific world that your research is noteworthy and of high quality. This can lead to greater exposure for your ideas, foster collaborations with other scientists, and make your work part of ongoing academic and clinical discussions.

### Build Credibility With Respected Publications

Credibility is a cornerstone of academic success, and one of the best ways to establish yourself as a respected researcher is by publishing in reputable journals like BJBMR. The journal’s **rigorous peer-review process** ensures that only the highest quality research is published. When your work is accepted and published in BJBMR, it provides immediate validation from experts in your field. This validation boosts your reputation and positions you as a trusted authority within the biomedical research community.

### Enhance Visibility for Your Work

One of the most significant advantages of publishing in BJBMR is the **increased visibility** your research receives. With a wide readership spanning the globe, BJBMR offers a platform where your work can be discovered by researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers alike. The journal’s online presence and indexing in prominent databases mean that your research is accessible to thousands of individuals worldwide, significantly increasing the likelihood of citations, collaborations, and recognition.

### Capture Interest From Industry Professionals

Publishing in BJBMR can attract **industry professionals** to your research. Pharmaceutical companies, healthcare institutions, biotechnology firms, and other entities involved in biomedical innovations constantly search for cutting-edge research to inform their work. By having your research featured in a leading journal, you enhance its appeal to these stakeholders. This could lead to potential partnerships, funding opportunities, or career advancements, as your findings align with real-world applications.

### Improve Professional Recognition and Networking

Getting published in a highly regarded journal such as BJBMR elevates your **professional recognition**. It establishes you as an expert in your field, paving the way for more networking opportunities. Being cited by other researchers, invited to speak at conferences, or being approached by academic institutions for collaborations are just a few examples of how publishing in BJBMR can significantly enhance your career prospects. Through BJBMR, you can connect with like-minded professionals and expand your academic and professional network.

### Increase Citations Through Prestigious Publications

One of the most effective ways to increase **citations** for your work is by publishing in journals that are widely recognized and respected. BJBMR’s high impact factor ensures that the research published in it reaches a broader audience, which, in turn, boosts the chances of your work being cited. Citations play a pivotal role in academic research as they reflect the influence and impact of your findings. By increasing citations, your research gains credibility, and you enhance your professional standing in the scientific community.

### Disseminate Findings to a Wider Audience

In today’s interconnected world, **disseminating your findings** to a broader audience is crucial. BJBMR’s extensive distribution channels ensure that your work reaches a wide array of readers, from researchers and clinicians to educators and policy advocates. This helps foster greater collaboration across disciplines and accelerates the application of your research in real-world scenarios. The journal’s comprehensive indexing also means that your research is likely to be referenced in future academic articles, contributing to the ongoing evolution of biomedical science.

### Assert Authority in Your Discipline

Publishing in BJBMR allows you to **assert authority** in your specific area of biomedical research. The journal’s peer-reviewed status and impact factor of 5.8 demonstrate that the work featured is highly regarded. When your research is published in such a journal, it establishes you as a leading voice within your discipline. As your body of work grows and becomes more cited, your authority will further strengthen, enhancing both your academic and professional reputation.

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### Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

**1. What makes BJBMR a high-impact journal?**

The **British Journal of Biomedical Research (BJBMR)** boasts an impact factor of 5.8, placing it among the leading biomedical journals. The high impact factor is indicative of the journal’s broad readership, rigorous peer-review process, and the high quality of research it publishes. Researchers choose BJBMR because it provides a platform that enhances the visibility and influence of their work within the global biomedical community.

**2. How does publishing in BJBMR improve my career prospects?**

Publishing in **BJBMR** offers significant professional benefits, including increased recognition as an expert in your field, more opportunities for networking with other professionals, and the potential for more citations. The journal’s credibility and global reach also attract attention from industry professionals, potentially leading to collaborations, funding, and career advancements in academia or industry.

**3. Can BJBMR help me connect with industry professionals?**

Yes, publishing in **BJBMR** can significantly enhance your exposure to industry professionals. The journal’s wide readership includes stakeholders from pharmaceutical companies, healthcare institutions, and biotechnology firms. Your research may catch the attention of professionals looking for innovative solutions or collaborations, potentially leading to new projects, funding, or partnerships with industry leaders.

**4. How can I increase citations for my research?**

Increasing citations often starts with publishing in a **high-impact journal** like BJBMR. The journal’s global readership and its indexing in prominent databases ensure that your work is seen by a wider audience, increasing the likelihood of your research being cited in other academic publications. Additionally, making your work open access can further boost its visibility and citation potential.

**5. What are the benefits of the peer-review process at BJBMR?**

The **peer-review process** at BJBMR is rigorous and ensures that only high-quality, reliable research is published. This process not only validates your work but also provides constructive feedback that can improve your research. Being published in a journal with a robust peer-review system enhances the credibility of your findings, making them more trustworthy and impactful in the scientific community.

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### Conclusion

In the competitive world of biomedical research, **publishing in a high-impact journal like BJBMR** is a significant achievement that can elevate your career and increase the impact of your work. By contributing to a respected publication with a strong impact factor of 5.8, you gain credibility, visibility, and the potential for further professional growth. From enhancing your professional network to attracting industry interest, BJBMR offers numerous benefits to researchers looking to make a meaningful contribution to their field. Don’t miss the opportunity to share your innovations with the global scientific community through this esteemed journal.

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MIT affiliates receive 2025 IEEE honors

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MIT affiliates receive 2025 IEEE honors

The IEEE recently announced the winners of their 2025 prestigious medals, technical awards, and fellowships. Four MIT faculty members, one staff member, and five alumni were recognized.

Regina Barzilay, the School of Engineering Distinguished Professor for AI and Health within the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at MIT, received the IEEE Frances E. Allen Medal for “innovative machine learning algorithms that have led to advances in human language technology and demonstrated impact on the field of medicine.” Barzilay focuses on machine learning algorithms for modeling molecular properties in the context of drug design, with the goal of elucidating disease biochemistry and accelerating the development of new therapeutics. In the field of clinical AI, she focuses on algorithms for early cancer diagnostics. She is also the AI faculty lead within the MIT Abdul Latif Jameel Clinic for Machine Learning in Health and an affiliate of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Institute for Medical Engineering and Science, and Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research. Barzilay is a member of the National Academy of Engineering, the National Academy of Medicine, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She has earned the MacArthur Fellowship, MIT’s Jamieson Award for excellence in teaching, and the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence’s $1 million Squirrel AI Award for Artificial Intelligence for the Benefit of Humanity. Barzilay is a fellow of AAAI, ACL, and AIMBE.

James J. Collins, the Termeer Professor of Medical Engineering and Science, professor of biological engineering at MIT, and member of the Harvard-MIT Health Sciences and Technology faculty, earned the 2025 IEEE Medal for Innovations in Healthcare Technology for his work in “synthetic gene circuits and programmable cells, launching the field of synthetic biology, and impacting healthcare applications.” He is a core founding faculty member of the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University and an Institute Member of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Collins is known as a pioneer in synthetic biology, and currently focuses on employing engineering principles to model, design, and build synthetic gene circuits and programmable cells to create novel classes of diagnostics and therapeutics. His patented technologies have been licensed by over 25 biotech, pharma, and medical device companies, and he has co-founded several companies, including Synlogic, Senti Biosciences, Sherlock Biosciences, Cellarity, and the nonprofit Phare Bio. Collins’ many accolades are the MacArthur “Genius” Award, the Dickson Prize in Medicine, and election to the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine.

Roozbeh Jafari, principal staff member in MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s Biotechnology and Human Systems Division, was elected IEEE Fellow for his “contributions to sensors and systems for digital health paradigms.” Jafari seeks to establish impactful and highly collaborative programs between Lincoln Laboratory, MIT campus, and other U.S. academic entities to promote health and wellness for national security and public health. His research interests are wearable-computer design, sensors, systems, and AI for digital health, most recently focusing on digital twins for precision health. He has published more than 200 refereed papers and served as general chair and technical program committee chair for several flagship conferences focused on wearable computers. Jafari has received a National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award (2012), the IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium Best Paper Award (2011), the IEEE Andrew P. Sage Best Transactions Paper Award (2014), and the Association for Computing Machinery Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems Best Paper Award (2019), among other honors.

William Oliver, the Henry Ellis Warren (1894) Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and professor of physics at MIT, was elected an IEEE Fellow for his “contributions to superconductive quantum computing technology and its teaching.” Director of the MIT Center for Quantum Engineering and associate director of the MIT Research Laboratory of Electronics, Oliver leads the Engineering Quantum Systems (EQuS) group at MIT. His research focuses on superconducting qubits, their use in small-scale quantum processors, and the development of cryogenic packaging and control electronics. The EQuS group closely collaborates with the Quantum Information and Integrated Nanosystems Group at Lincoln Laboratory, where Oliver was previously a staff member and a Laboratory Fellow from 2017 to 2023. Through MIT xPRO, Oliver created four online professional development courses addressing the fundamentals and practical realities of quantum computing. He is member of the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee and has published more than 130 journal articles and seven book chapters. Inventor or co-inventor on more than 10 patents, he is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Physical Society; serves on the U.S. Committee for Superconducting Electronics; and is a lead editor for the IEEE Applied Superconductivity Conference.

Daniela Rus, director of the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory,  MIT Schwarzman College of Computing deputy dean of research, and the Andrew (1956) and Erna Viterbi Professor within the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, was awarded the IEEE Edison Medal for “sustained leadership and pioneering contributions in modern robotics.” Rus’ research in robotics, artificial intelligence, and data science focuses primarily on developing the science and engineering of autonomy, where she envisions groups of robots interacting with each other and with people to support humans with cognitive and physical tasks. Rus is a Class of 2002 MacArthur Fellow, a fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery, of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and of IEEE, and a member of the National Academy of Engineers and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Five MIT alumni were also recognized.

Steve Mann PhD ’97, a graduate of the Program in Media Arts and Sciences, received the Masaru Ibuka Consumer Technology Award “for contributions to the advancement of wearable computing and high dynamic range imaging.” He founded the MIT Wearable Computing Project and is currently professor of computer engineering at the University of Toronto as well as an IEEE Fellow.

Thomas Louis Marzetta ’72 PhD ’78, a graduate of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, received the Eric E. Sumner Award “for originating the Massive MIMO technology in wireless communications.” Marzetta is a distinguished industry professor at New York University’s (NYU) Tandon School of Engineering and is director of NYU Wireless, an academic research center within the department. He is also an IEEE Life Fellow.

Michael Menzel ’81, a graduate of the Department of Physics, was awarded the Simon Ramo Medal “for development of the James Webb Space Telescope [JWST], first deployed to see the earliest galaxies in the universe,” along with Bill Ochs, JWST project manager at NASA, and Scott Willoughby, vice president and program manager for the JWST program at Northrop Grumman. Menzel is a mission systems engineer at NASA and a member of the American Astronomical Society.

Jose Manuel Fonseca Moura ’73, SM ’73, ScD ’75, a graduate of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, received the Haraden Pratt Award “for sustained leadership and outstanding contributions to the IEEE in education, technical activities, awards, and global connections.” Currently, Moura is the Philip L. and Marsha Dowd University Professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He is also a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineers, fellow of the U.S. National Academy of Inventors, a member of the Portugal Academy of Science, an IEEE Fellow, and a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Marc Raibert PhD ’77, a graduate of the former Department of Psychology, now a part of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, received the Robotics and Automation Award “for pioneering and leading the field of dynamic legged locomotion.” He is founder of Boston Dynamics, an MIT spinoff and robotics company, and The AI Institute, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he also serves as the executive director. Raibert is an IEEE Member.

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