Gujarat Biotechnology University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
Gujarat Biotechnology University (GBU) is the World├oΓe¼Γaos First Biotechnology University spread over a 28-acre campus near GIFT City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Funded by the Government of Gujarat├oΓe¼Γaos Department of Science & Technology, GBU has, at its core, a culture of excellence, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
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About Gujarat Biotechnology University, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
Gujarat Biotechnology University (GBU) is the World’s First Biotechnology University spread over a 28-acre campus near GIFT City, Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
Funded by the Government of Gujarat’s Department of Science & Technology, GBU has, at its core, a culture of excellence, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
GBU offers MSc (Res) and PhD programmes in five biotechnology domains with a strong translational focus to deliver biotech solutions for societal challenges. GBU also actively engages with the vibrant life science industry across India.
Our in-depth collaboration with the world-leading University of Edinburgh (UoE) has resulted in a unique partnership that offers a UoE-designed, progressive curriculum, visiting faculty, academic policies, and faculty development programmes.GBU develops critical thinkers through research-based multidisciplinary training. Internships with industry and placements at the University of Edinburgh equip our graduates to identify challenges, design problem-solving approaches, manage projects, communicate and have highly sought-after subject-relevant competencies.
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Key Achievements
- Dr. Tarun Sharma and Dr. Sandeep Panda featured among world’s top 2% scientists in a list released by Stanford University.
- Dr. Tarun Sharma was inducted as a member of Indian National Young Academy of Sciences (INYAS) which is a part of Indian National Science Academy (INSA).
- Dr. Tarun Sharma represented India in the International Consortium on Aptamers that has designed a guideline on the minimum aptamer publication standards (MAPS guidelines) for de novo aptamer selection.
- Dr. Tarun Sharma received a highly competitive international grant from Nova Nordisk foundation and open philanthropy for developing aptamer-based inhibitors against Nipah and hendra viruses.
Placement Records & Support
Biotech research companies and lab companies have been seen in the last year placements with an highest package of 4 LPA, and the people graduating from here have been recommended by experienced faculties for their further pursues, and all the necessary support is provided.
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