Hyderabad: Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) has transferred an IND-ready phytopharmaceutical technology, developed from ‘Gymnema sylvestre’, for treating diabetic foot ulcers to a private firm, moving the botanical formulation towards regulatory submissions and clinical evaluation in India and the US.‘Gymnema sylvestre’ is commonly called ‘Gurmar’ or ‘Gudmar’ in Hindi, which means “sugar destroyer”. In…
Healthcare providers say they are receiving around 50 enquiries a day about its availability, eligibility, dosage schedule and expected cost. Lucknow: With dengue risk rising during the monsoon, approval of Japan-based Takeda’s QDENGA — India’s first approved dengue vaccine — has triggered a surge in enquiries at city hospitals and clinics.Though the vaccine is yet…
The agreement marks NAU‘s third international technology transfer Surat: Navsari Agricultural University (NAU) has entered into an international technology transfer agreement with Nepal-based Modern Agriculture & Herbs Business Farm Ltd for its patented innovation NOVEL, an organic liquid nutrient developed from banana pseudostems.Vice-chancellor R M Naya signed the agreement with the firm, which operates as…
Kanpur: In a significant development for India’s agritech and clean mobility ecosystem, ScaNxt Scientific Technologies, a startup incubated at the Startup Incubation and Innovation Centre (SIIC), Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with CSIR-CMERI and the National Research Development Corporation (NRDC) for the technology transfer of India’s first indigenously developed 100%…
