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Startup Conclave Hyderabad 2025: A Platform for Innovation and Collaboration @neosciencehub #sciencenews #technologynews #news #iict #CSIRNGRI

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IcT Solution Day 2024 è il valore della business intelligence

Il settore IICT (Industrial Information and Communication Technologies) sta affrontando il periodo più disruptive per l’avvento delle tecnologie basate su una nuova dimensione del tempo e dello spazio e del calcolo energetico: la quantum era. Tecnologie riguardanti i sistemi integrati di telecomunicazione (linee di comunicazione cablate e senza fili), i computer, le tecnologie audio-video e…

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Career Options - Discovering top Institutes in India

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Just finished reading Chapter 5 of If I Can Think (Of Something Clever) and I think my brain chemistry has been altered. I also have a strong desire to get back into chess and find some competent animators and VAs. For no particular reason

I know I've reblogged Lila aka @cboffshore's links but consider this me continuing to push the agenda. If you haven't read this fic (or the entire On Sea, Sunlight, and Sky series) you should. Especially if you like:

* Nya causing havoc

* Insanely descriptive and immersive prose

* SYMBOLISM!!!!!

* or any combination thereof

^ Here's the link to IICT(OSC)

^ Here's the link to the entire series, including the past three installments, all are incredible and a must read for any Ninjago fan IMO. I am not kidding

Now if anyone needs me I'm going to go lie down for a long time

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CSIR IICT New Vacancy 2025- भारतीय रासायनिक प्रौद्योगिकी संस्थान भर्ती 2025, Authoritative Notice Out

CSIR IICT के अंतर्गत Various पदों पर भर्ती के लिए पात्र उम्मीदवारों से आवेदन आमंत्रित किया है। इसके लिए सभी लोग ऑनलाइन के माध्यम से आवेदन कर ��कते हैं| तो अगर आप भी भारतीय रासायनिक प्रौद्योगिकी संस्थान 2025 के लिए ��वेदन करना चाहते हैं तो, आप इसके लिए कैसे आवेदन कर सकते हैं आवेदन कब से कब तक लिए जाएंगे और इसकी क्या सरकारी योग्यता रहने वाली है कि सभी जानकारी नीचे इस आर्टिकल में आपको बताया गया है| और…

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Why Hyderabad’s Pharma & Biotech Startups Are Choosing Coworking Spaces

In recent years, Hyderabad has firmly established itself as a thriving hub for the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. With massive government support, premier research institutions, and global investors showing interest, the city has become a magnet for innovation. But here's something that might surprise you: more and more pharma and biotech startups in Hyderabad are turning to coworking spaces instead of traditional office setups.

What’s driving this shift? Let’s take a closer look.

The Rise of Coworking in Hyderabad

Coworking space in Hyderabad has exploded over the past few years. While traditionally popular among tech startups and freelancers, these flexible workspaces are now catering to niche industries, including life sciences. Locations like Genome Valley, Gachibowli, and Hitech City are not only tech corridors but also emerging biotech zones.

Why Pharma & Biotech Startups Prefer Coworking Spaces

1. Cost-Efficiency in Early Stages

Setting up a lab or office is a huge capital investment. For early-stage startups that are still testing ideas, coworking spaces offer an affordable and low-risk alternative. Shared resources like meeting rooms, internet, and even occasional lab partnerships help reduce overhead costs.

2. Proximity to Research Hubs

Many coworking spaces in Hyderabad are strategically located near Genome Valley, IICT, and BITS Pilani-Hyderabad. This close proximity allows startups to collaborate with research institutions, access talent pools, and reduce commute time for research professionals.

3. Networking Opportunities

One major advantage of coworking spaces is the built-in professional community. For biotech entrepreneurs, this means easier access to potential collaborators, mentors, and even investors. Many spaces organize workshops, pitch events, and networking meetups that create visibility and opportunities.

4. Business Amenities without Hassle

From high-speed internet and power backup to conference rooms and printing facilities, coworking spaces handle infrastructure so startups can focus on innovation. Some even offer concierge services, legal consulting tie-ups, and access to IP experts—all vital for biotech businesses.

5. Agility to Scale

Biotech startups often experience unpredictable growth. Coworking spaces allow teams to scale up or down easily without the burden of long leases. Whether you're hiring five researchers or expanding to a 20-member business team, flexible options are available.

6. Plug & Play Labs (Emerging Trend)

Some coworking spaces in Hyderabad, like those near Genome Valley, now offer "lab-as-a-service" models. These provide basic wet lab infrastructure on demand. For startups working on R&D but lacking the funds to build their own labs, this is a game-changer.

Top Coworking Spaces Favored by Biotech Startups in Hyderabad

1. IKP Knowledge Park (Genome Valley)

Offers lab and office space with shared scientific infrastructure

Preferred by early-stage biotech firms and researchers

2. T-Hub (Raidurg)

Government-backed innovation hub supporting startups across sectors

Strong network of mentors, investors, and accelerators

3. The Address (Hitech City)

Premium coworking with enterprise-grade infrastructure

Ideal for business ops, investor meetings, and brand presence

4. WeWork (Banjara Hills & Kondapur)

Known for flexibility and top-notch amenities

Great for business teams, fundraising, and admin operations

5. Workafella (Banjara Hills)

Spacious layouts, meeting facilities, and event hosting

Popular among founders and consultants in the pharma space

How Coworking Benefits Investors and Stakeholders

Investors prefer startups that optimize resources smartly. Coworking shows:

Financial prudence

Growth readiness

Access to ecosystem resources

Operational agility

Additionally, shared workspaces reduce administrative burden, allowing founders to focus on what matters most: research, trials, and scaling.

Challenges and How Coworking Spaces Are Adapting

While standard coworking spaces may not be suitable for wet lab work, many are evolving:

Collaborating with scientific incubators

Offering lab access via partnerships

Designing dedicated R&D zones

These developments signal a hybrid future where biotech teams can access labs when needed but manage operations and business functions from modern, comfortable coworking hubs.

Final Thoughts

Hyderabad’s booming biotech sector is being matched by an equally dynamic coworking ecosystem. As pharma and biotech startups embrace innovation, they also need flexible, community-driven, and cost-effective work environments.

Coworking spaces are more than just desks and chairs; they are enablers of collaboration, speed, and strategic growth. And for the brilliant minds building the future of healthcare in Hyderabad, that makes all the difference.

FAQs (People Also Ask)

1. Why are biotech startups choosing coworking spaces in Hyderabad? Biotech startups prefer coworking spaces for their affordability, location near research hubs, and access to business infrastructure without long-term leases.

2. Are there coworking spaces with lab facilities in Hyderabad? Yes, places like IKP Knowledge Park offer shared lab spaces and research infrastructure tailored for biotech and pharma startups.

3. Is coworking a good option for pharma startups? Absolutely. Many pharma startups use coworking spaces for administrative, operational, and investor-related activities while accessing labs externally.

4. Which areas in Hyderabad are best for biotech coworking spaces? Genome Valley, Gachibowli, Raidurg, and Hitech City are hotspots due to their proximity to research institutes and startup support ecosystems.

5. Can I scale my team in a coworking space? Yes. Most coworking spaces offer flexible plans, making it easy to add or reduce team members without shifting locations.

6. Do coworking spaces help with biotech startup funding? Some, like T-Hub, offer direct connections to mentors, accelerators, and VCs, increasing your chances of finding investment opportunities.

7. Are coworking spaces suitable for regulatory meetings and client demos? Yes, premium spaces like The Address and WeWork offer private meeting rooms and professional environments ideal for presentations and audits.

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Creative economy hub to come up in Malad: CM Fadnavis | Mumbai news

Mumbai: Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Friday announced that a creative economy hub will be developed on a 240-acre plot in Malad owned by the Information and Broadcasting (I&B) ministry. This hub, along with the recently announced Indian Institute of Creative Technology (IICT) that will be set up at Film City, would make Mumbai an international centre for the creative economy,…

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AI is revolutionising medical care, says Dr. Nageshwar Reddy

Speaking at the 12th Dr. Manohar V.N. Shirodkar Memorial Lecture at CSIR – Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) in Hyderabad on Wednesday, Chairman of AIG Hospitals Dr. D. Nageshwar Reddy underscored AI’s growing role in revolutionising medical care. | Photo Credit: Siddharth Kumar Singh Speaking at the 12th Dr. Manohar V.N. Shirodkar Memorial Lecture at CSIR – Indian Institute of…

[neosciencehub]

“Aiming for self-sustainability and global leadership by 2047”

“Aiming for self-sustainability and global leadership by 2047” @neosciencehub #IICT #Interview #Pharma #Hyderabad #2047 #sustainability #neosciencehub

IICT Director Dr. Reddy Envisions Strategic Partnerships with Leading Pharma and Chemical Industries Dr. Srinivasa Reddy, the Director of the Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) in Hyderabad, is a figure of substantial influence in the realm of chemical research and technology development. With a rich background in organic chemistry, Dr. Reddy’s career spans several prestigious roles,…

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Lieutenant Governor addresses South India BHU Alumni Meet at Hyderabad

Lieutenant Governor addresses South India BHU Alumni Meet at Hyderabad HYDERABAD, FEBRUARY 02 : Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha addressed the South India BHU Alumni Meet at IICT Auditorium, Hyderabad, today. In his address, the Lieutenant Governor conveyed his greetings on the foundation day of Banaras Hindu University. The Lieutenant Governor said the BHU alumni meet reinforces a shared…

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KIIT Organizes International Conference on ‘Emerging Smart Materials in Applied Chemistry’

KIIT Deemed to be University successfully organized the 5th International Conference on Emerging Smart Materials in Applied Chemistry (ESMAC-2024) and the 2nd KIIT-CRSI Seminar on Modern Trends in Chemical Sciences from December 20th to 22nd, 2024. Organized in collaboration with the local chapters of The National Academy of Sciences, India (NASI) and the Chemical Research Society of India (CRSI), the event served as a global forum for exploring cutting-edge advancements in Smart Materials and Chemical Sciences.

The inaugural ceremony was graced by Prof. Uday Maitra, President, CRSI; Prof. Saranjit Singh, Vice Chancellor, KIIT-DU; Prof. Ramanuj Narayan, Director, CSIR-IMMT; Prof. Jnyana Ranjan Mohanty, Registrar, KIIT-DU; Prof. Gopal Kundu, Director, R&D; and Conveners, Prof. Rojalin Sahu, Prof. Bikash Kumar Jena and Prof. Pavan Kumar.

The event featured an impressive line-up of distinguished speakers from renowned institutions around the globe. They included Prof. Uday Maitra, IISc Bangalore, President, CRSI; Prof. V. Chandrasekhar, Director, TIFR Hyderabad, Former Director, NISER; Prof. Bhanu Pratap Das, Director, CQure; Prof. Srinivasa Reddy, Director, CSIR-IICT Hyderabad; Prof. A. K. Ganguli, Director, IISER Berhampur, Former Director, INST Mohali; Prof. Karuna Kar Nanda, Director, Institute of Physics (IOP); Prof. Hiren Ghosh, Director, NISER Bhubaneswar; Prof. S. B. Ogale, Director, TCG-CREST; Prof. Kothandaraman Ramanujam, IIT Madras; Prof. Yogendra Kumar Mishra, University of Southern Denmark; Prof. Tharamani C. N., IIT Ropar; Prof. Anshuman Dixit, Institute of Life Sciences (ILS), Bhubaneswar; Prof. Akhil K. Sahoo, University of Hyderabad (UoH); Prof. Pichaya In-na, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand; Prof. Alakesh Bisai, IISER Kolkata; Prof. R. Boomishankar, IISER Pune; Prof. Ajay Kumar Mishra, University of Western Cape, South Africa; Prof. Ajeet Kaushik, Florida Polytechnic University, USA; Prof. Małgorzata Kujawska, Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poland; Prof. Joydev Dinda, Utkal University; Prof. K. C. Barick, BARC; Prof. Prabhat Garg, DRDE-DRDO, Gwalior; Prof. Dillip Kumar Panda, Clemson University, USA; Prof. Dillip Kumar Chand, IIT Madras; Prof. Himansu Sekhar Biswal, NISER Bhubaneswar; Prof. Sujit Ghosh, IISER Pune; Prof. Srabanti Ghosh, CGCRI, Kolkata; Dr. Jayita Patwari, Wiley; and Dr.Prangya P. Sahoo, Slovak Academy of Sciences.

Many of these thought leaders have been recognized with prestigious awards, including the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award and J.C. Bose Fellowships. The NASI Award Ceremony was also held as part of the event to honour Prof. V. Chandrasekhar. NASI-ESMAC-CRSI award was conferred on Prof. Achyuta Samanta, Founder of KIIT, KISS and KIMS.

The conference was further elevated by collaborations with international institutions, including: University of Southern Denmark; Florida Polytechnic University (USA); Sunway University (Malaysia); Chulalongkorn University (Thailand) and Pensacola State University (USA).  The American Chemical Society (ACS), Wiley, the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), and ESP were the partners in this event.

A key milestone of the event was the inauguration of KIIT’s 3rd Centre of Innovation and Research (COIR)—the Centre for Next-Generation Materials and Technology (CNGMT). Led by Prof. Rojalin Sahu, this cutting-edge centre is dedicated to advancing materials science and engineering. This visionary initiative was conceptualized by Prof. Achyuta Samanta, Founder of KIIT, KISS, and KIMS.

The conference also featured the release of two significant publications by Prof. Samanta: Electrochemical Applications of Metal-Organic Frameworks: Advances and Future Potential (Elsevier, ScienceDirect) and Metal Complexes: Environmental and Biomedical Applications (Bentham Science). The book launch was honored by the presence of eminent guests, including: Prof. Uday Maitra, President, CRSI; Prof. Ramanuj Narayan, Director, CSIR-IMMT; Prof. V. Chandrasekhar, Director, TIFR Hyderabad; Prof. Bhanupratap Dash, Director, CQure; and Prof. Gopal Kundu, Director, R&D.

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CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology IICT Technician Recruitment Advertisement No 02/2024. CSIR-INDIAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY   CSIR-ICT   Uppal Road, Tarnaka, Hyderabad-500 007, Telangana State, India. https://www.iict.res.in   Advertisement No. 02/2024   Dated: 23.11.2024   Date of Commencement of Online Application : 27.11.2024 at 09.00 AM onwards Last Date for…

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Palmistry Flashcards Palmistry Flashcards Contributor(s): Comerford, Anna (Author) Publisher: Rockpool Publishing ISBN: 1922786179 Physical Info: 2.3" H x 3.9" L x 3.8" W (0.39 lbs) 51 pages Anna Comerford, a psychic medium who lives in Australia and has university degrees in education and health science. She learned palmistry in India as well as from reading the palms of clients worldwide. She found that tapping into her own intuitive abilities helped her life to be more peaceful and aligned and believes all humans hold wonderful spiritual gifts. Anna also works as a hypnotherapist, naturopath, reiki master, past-life regressionist, coach, healer, yoga teacher and astrologer. www.annacomerford.com Contributor Bio:Comerford, Anna "Anna Comerford is a Psychic Medium and Spiritual teacher who is devoted to spirituality and universal wisdom. Anna is passionate about linking science and spirituality in ways that are simple and easy to comprehend. Anna holds Bachelor degrees in Education and Health Science. She works as a Hypnotherapist, Naturopath, Reiki Master, Psychic Medium, Crystal Healer, Yoga Teacher, Neuropsychotherapist, Coach and Intuitive Astrologer. Anna Comerford runs the School of Higher Learning. Anna teaches courses on Reiki, Healing, Crystals, Health, Abundance, Soul Loving, Palmistry, Tarot, Psychic development, Mediumship and Channelling. Many of Anna's courses have been certified with IICT (International Institute of Complimentary Therapies). Anna enjoys guiding others to get more meaning, purpose, and joy from their life. Anna Comerford is a Psychic Medium and Spiritual teacher who is devoted to spirituality and universal wisdom. Anna is passionate about linking science and spirituality in ways that are simple and easy to comprehend. Anna holds Bachelor degrees in Education and Health Science. She works as a Hypnotherapist, Naturopath, Reiki Master, Psychic Medium, Crystal Healer, Yoga Teacher, Neuropsychotherapist, Coach and Intuitive Astrologer. Anna Comerford runs the School of Higher Learning. Anna teaches courses on Reiki, Healing, Crystals, Health, Abundance, Soul Loving, Palmistry, Tarot, Psychic development, Mediumship and Channelling. Many of Anna's courses have been certified with IICT (International Institute of Complimentary Therapies). Anna enjoys guiding others to get more meaning, purpose and joy from their life."