Alkem & IIT Bombay collaborate for research center in immuno-therapeutics
Alkem Foundation and IIT Bombay collaborate to establish a research center for immuno-therapeutics and regenerative medicines, with Alkem Foundation contributing 20-25% of its CSR funds over seven years.
The collaboration is expected to foster innovation and skill development in complex disease areas, potentially leading to advancements in healthcare.
The announcement highlights a strategic collaboration between Alkem and IIT Bombay to advance research in immuno-therapeutics and regenerative medicines, which is generally perceived as a positive development.
* Alkem Foundation and IIT Bombay announced a strategic collaboration to establish a research center for immuno-therapeutics and regenerative medicines. * Alkem Foundation will fund the establishment of the "Alkem Centre for Advanced Research and Development of Applied Immuno-Therapeutics and Regenerative Medicines" at IIT Bombay. * Alkem Foundation will contribute 20-25% of its cumulative CSR obligations over seven years to this research center. * The center aims to foster innovation, research, and skill development in complex disease areas. * It will integrate biology, engineering, and data science to advance human health. * The research center will expand into areas like gene editing and biomaterials. * It will serve as a training and incubation hub for clinician-scientists and biotech entrepreneurs. * Mrs. Madhurima Singh, Executive Director, Alkem, highlighted the importance of R&D in addressing unmet medical needs and the commitment to developing healthcare solutions. * Prof. Shireesh B. Kedare, Director, IIT Bombay, expressed delight in the partnership and its potential to translate research into real-world healthcare impact.
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