Genome Foundation & BRIC-CDFD Renew MoU to Advance Healthcare & Genomics Research
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The MoU also seeks to facilitate the translation of scientific discoveries into practical healthcare applications and improved patient outcomes.
Genome Foundation has renewed its Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the BRIC-Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics, aimed at advancing a collaborative partnership focused on genomics research, biotechnology innovation, translational science, and capacity building in India.
The renewed agreement seeks to strengthen the institutions' long-standing collaboration in genomics, biotechnology, translational research, capacity building, scientific training, and public engagement.
The collaboration aims to leverage the complementary expertise of both institutions to address emerging challenges in healthcare and life sciences.
The partnership will focus on promoting innovation in genomics and biotechnology while supporting the development of the next generation of researchers and healthcare scientists.
Further, the MoU also seeks to facilitate the translation of scientific discoveries into practical healthcare applications and improved patient outcomes.
The MoU was formalised in the presence of Dr Gandhi P.C. Kaza, Managing Director, Genome Foundation; Prof. Ullas Kolthur, Director, BRIC-CDFD; Dr Ashwin Dalal, Staff Scientist, BRIC-CDFD; Dr. Pavani Sowjanya, Senior Scientist, Genome Foundation; Dr. Usha Dutta, Technical Officer-II, BRIC-CDFD, and Alanka Ketan Kumar, Consultant – Science Communications, BRIC-CDFD.
Genome Foundation is a Hyderabad-based not-for-profit scientific organization focused on genetics, genomics, molecular diagnostics, and genetic counselling services. The organisation works to promote affordable access to genomic technologies and research-driven healthcare solutions.
As per the organisation, the latest development reflects a shared commitment to their “Health for All” vision aimed at advancing scientific research for societal benefit.
By combining research expertise, infrastructure, and training capabilities, the collaboration is expected to support scientific innovation, workforce development, and the broader application of genomics in healthcare.
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