Notice of the Accessory for 3D Bioprinter-2 (Cellular Image Unit)
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Purchase Notice of the Accessory for 3D Bioprinter-2
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Invitation as a resource person in a hands-on training session
Congratulations to Dr. Rachana Banerjee (Assistant Professor, Centre for Health Science and Technology) for her contribution as a resource person in the Department of Bioinformatics at North Bengal University, providing assistance during the “Hands-on training on computational and statistical tools in applied genomics”. Topic of her talk and training: Present challenges and comprehensive analysis of […]
SERB Sponsored Workshop on “Recent Trends in Functional Materials”
Centre for Interdisciplinary Sciences (CIS) of JIS Institute of Advanced Studies and Research (JISIASR) (www.jisiasr.org), JIS University is organizing a SERB Sponsored Two-Day Workshop on “Recent Trends in Functional Materials” onNovember 23-24, 2023. The participants will have an exposure on following topics: • Organometallic Chemistry and Applications • Functional Nanomaterials and Applications • Spectroscopy and […]
Invited Lecture by Dr. Urmimala Maitra
Invited Lecture by Dr. Urmimala Maitra; (Assistant Professor of School of Materials Sciences at Indian Association for the Cultivation of Sciences, Kolkata) at JISIASR, Saltlake, Kolkata from 3:30 P. M on 21.09.2023
Bacterial cellulose Extraction as a source of Bioplastic:
Our research group has already extracted bacterial cellulose film (in its pure form) from the A. Xylinus culture as shown in the following Scheme 1. This can serve as potential solution to global plastic waste by proposing an alternative way to make green bioplastic for multiple uses.
3D bioprinting for artificial skin/ organ using tissue engineering
In this project (funded by SERB), the fabrication of structurally modified scaffold with biocompatible polymer materials such as chitosan, cellulose, and hyaluronic acid iselectrospunfollowed by bioprintedto guide cell polarization and migration, through which epidermal wound healing may get accelerated. This technology may open up a new possibilities for artificial organ/ skin printing.
Smart Sensors & Advanced Materials:
A summary of the targeted research in the “Sensors & Materials Laboratory” is shown in the below diagram by mentioning the associated ongoing researches. It covered the basic research on biosensing and bioimaging through the development of 1) Fluorescent Sensors/Probes for Biosensing, and 2) Fluorescent Materials for Bioimaging. Those basic researches on sensing and imaging […]
