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बीते 11 वर्षों में हमारी सरकार की हर योजना के केंद्र में गरीब भाई-बहनों के साथ ही जन-जन का कल्याण सुनिश्चित करना रहा है। उज्ज्वला हो या पीएम आवास, आयुष्मान भारत हो या भारतीय जनऔषधि या फिर पीएम किसान सम्मान निधि, इन सभी योजनाओं ने देशवासियों की उम्मीदों को नए पंख दिए हैं। हमने इस

Introducing Bacillus subtilis strain BcBfN1, a gram-positive antagonistic bacterium isolated from Brassica fruticulosa (wild relative of mustard), in Mohali, Punjab. and sequenced by BRIC-NABI . This bacterium has potent antifungal activity against major plant pathogens of

PhD students from i3c-BRIC -RCB visited PVNR Telangana Veterinary University for a field immersion, exploring veterinary practices, sustainable dairy farming, and One Health challenges. watch full video : linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… Department of Biotechnology RCB

Join the open webinar tomorrow to know more about the #i3c BRIC-RCB PhD program in Biosciences Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale

Presenting Rhodococcus erythropolis C27– a phenol-degrading bacterium isolated from high-altitude soil of Sikkim, India. Genome-sequenced by BRIC-NABI this strain shows promise for bioremediation of phenolic pollutants especially in wastewater. ​ #ODOG #Bioremediation

In the last 11 years under Prime Minister Sh @NarendraModi, #ISRO has reached new frontiers….Chandrayaan-3, Aditya-L1, Spadex, Gaganyaan and so no. And now, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla is all set to conduct first-of-it’s-kind experiments aboard the ISS, as a part of

Four days left to apply for the i3c BRIC-RCB PhD programme in Biosciences. Visit rcb.res.in/i3c to know more about this one of its kind PhD programme.

Presenting Pseudomonas sp. HS6 – a psychrotolerant bacterium from the snow-covered soils of Sikkim Himalaya, India. Producing broad-temperature lipase, HS6 holds potential in green detergents and cold waste treatment. Genomic insights further expand its biotechnological

Human Microbiome Research laboratory of BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics has sequenced the whole genome of Escherichia coli, isolated from a human chronic wound infection. This clinically significant bacterium is associated with wound healing and carries antimicrobial resistance determinants.

🌊🐬 Join us for Roots to Resilience – a special event celebrating World Environment Day! 📅 23 June 2025 | 🕒 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM 📍 UNESCO House, New Delhi

From a farm well in Narodi (Maharashtra), Asticcacaulis sp. emerges with a powerhouse genome (JBKFEE01) full of glycosyltransferases and pectate lyases, enzymes key to breaking down plant biomass and agricultural waste. This freshwater microbe is a hidden gem for biofuel and

In continuation of the iBRIC+ Students Networking and Placement Conclave at BRIC-NIAB, industry recruiters engaged in focused interactions with students, exploring potential placements and collaborations. This innovative model bringing together top talent from biotechnology

Celebrating International Yoga Day! DBT-THSTI & RCB embraced this year's theme, "One Earth, One Health," with an expert-led session by Brahma Kumaris. Staff from both the institutes participated wholeheartedly, finding the yoga and calming meditation truly

📢Upcoming seminar under the Roots to Resilience series 'Ending Plastic Pollution' Date: 23 June 2025 Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Venue: UNESCO House, New Delhi

BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics sequenced Streptococcus dysgalactiae from a chronic wound. This β-hemolytic streptococcus is associated with skin and soft tissue infections, including non-healing wounds. #ODOG #Genomics Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale

Human Microbiome Research laboratory of BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics has sequenced the whole genome of Serratia marcescens, isolated from a human chronic wound infection. Known for infection and biofilm formation, this pathogen is associated with AMR and wound chronicity. #ODOG #Genomics

🌱 From possibility to solutions At the third seminar of our Roots to Resilience series, we explored the urgent need for plastic-neutral ♻️ Biosphere Reserves🐍, the role of biotechnology in dealing with plastic, and the growing involvement of schools 🏫 ...