On 28 August 2024, the Department of Biotechnology at Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT), Noida, conducted a dynamic panel discussion themed ‘Transformative Innovation in Biotechnology.’
The event, aimed at reflecting India’s ambition to spearhead global innovation, aligns with the national vision of ‘Jai Vigyan, Jai Anusandhan,’ which underscores the significance of science and research in national progress.
In an era where innovation is pivotal to developing a self-reliant India, institutions like JIIT are committed to nurturing creativity and entrepreneurship among the youth.
The Department of Biotechnology has been instrumental in providing platforms for dialogue and learning, contributing significantly to the growth of future scientists, bioentrepreneurs, and leaders.
The panel featured distinguished speakers who shared their expertise on various aspects of biotechnology and entrepreneurship:
The interactive session however attracted students from various disciplines, including B Tech, M Tech, M Sc, BCA, and PhD programs.
It served as both an educational opportunity and a source of inspiration for students to integrate innovation into their academic and professional pursuits.
Overall, the event was a testament to JIIT’s commitment to advancing biotechnology and fostering a culture of innovation among the next generation of leaders.
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