To commemorate World Cancer Research Day, we have organized a symposium to discuss developments in the field of cancer research- "from discoveries to treatment" 🕐 10 am onwards 📅 24th September 🏢 NIBMG Seminar Hall Sagar Sengupta Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale

Honoured to be part of the delegation. Looking forward to take forward the momentum.BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics Rajesh Gokhale

The first NIBMG Cancer Research Symposium was a success! We are grateful to all the distinguished speakers for sharing their research with us & actively participating in discussions with our faculty members & students. Sagar Sengupta Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale Department of Biotechnology

Since the '50 largest neurons' #connectome render with Amy Robinson Sterling FlyWire has made it's way around the world, I'm sharing an animated version. Including: Information flow from the ocelli, 50 largest #neurons, and a LOT of #synapses on one MASSIVE neuron. #neuroscience

Proud that BRIC NIBMG is designated by Department of Biotechnology as the Nodal Institute for the One Day One Genome program. Every working day at 5PM an annotated bacterial genome will be shared publicly. So look out at BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics and Department of Biotechnology websites and social media handles. Exciting.

Sincerely congratulate Krishanu for his stint in NBRC and thank him. NBRC will built on it and take the process further. Department of Biotechnology BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics Rajesh Gokhale

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As Director, I take immense pride in the contribution of BRIC NIBMG in GenomeIndia project. All credit to Prof. Analabha Basu, Prof. Arindam Maitra and Dr. Nidhan Biswas. More than 25 percent of the genome sequenced and unparalleled data analysis with great insights. 🙌🏼Department of Biotechnology

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Congratulations Ritu Agrawal for the work which got you well deserved accolades from The TNQ Distinguished Lectures . Also very happy that you received the outstanding poster presentation award in recent EMBO workshop. All the very best BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics BRIC-NII Department of Biotechnology Rajesh Gokhale

Our recent work in NAR shows a 20-mer peptide can augment DNA damage response by acting as ATM agonist, potentially preventing neoplastic transformation. Great work done by Ritu Agrawal, collaboration with Avinash Bajaj BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics Department of Biotechnology BRIC-NII 10.1093/nar/gkaf106

Happy to present our work in The EMBO Journal where we show how p53 acts as a transcriptional repressor by directly recruiting DREAM complex in p21-independent manner. Congrats to Ritu Agrawal pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40038454/. Department of Biotechnology BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics BRIC-NII

Proud and happy. Department of Biotechnology Rajesh Gokhale BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics Arindam Maitra and students

BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics Department of Biotechnology Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale Genomeindia is an example of countrywise collaboration coordinated by Department of Biotechnology. Can lead to far reaching changes in Indian research and medicine. An example of countrywide endeavours across instiutes. BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics is proud to be part of this path-breaking research.

Research findings from BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics reveals novel, transactivation-independent mechanism of p53-mediated repression, expanding understanding of p53’s tumor-suppressive functions and suggesting #DREAM complex targeting as potential future avenues in cancer therapy.

BRIC-NIBMG and Oxford Nanopore Technologies Oxford Nanopore signed a Letter of Intent on establishment of a Centre of Excellence on emerging cancers, maternal & child health, pathogen & AMR surveillance and capacity building. This will bring cutting-edge tech with public health impact

🔬Shining Bright! Dr. Ritu Agrawal, from Sagar Sengupta 's lab, is featured by TNQ Lectures for her work on disrupting p53 protein interactions to fight chemoresistance in cancer. Dr. Agrawal is one of the finalists of Inspiring Science Awards 2025 🔗bit.ly/46kNWCo

In a DBT funded project on p53 and colon cancer looking for a Research Associate (RA1) and Junior Research Fellow (JRF). Do apply if you feel satisfy the criteria and want to do collaborative science. More information in NIBMG website.