Projects

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Independent Research Projects

Students interested in doing research projects towards completing their degree requirements or to build research experience are encouraged to apply to our research program.

• Projects encompass a variety of areas from Molecular Biology and Biotechnology to Biochemistry and Microbiology.
• All projects are key components of on going/future research activity. Most of the research can be incorporated into a scientific publication.
• Scientific research articles are discussed and presented by individual students during the project period.
• Flexible options with duration of projects.
• Space is limited.
• Guidance will be provided for completing written project reports.
• Fee concessions to students who join in groups or 3 or more.

A small collection of potential projects include:

Short Duration Projects (2 weeks):

• Analysis of protein profiles in germinating seeds
• Induction and purification of proteins using a bacterial expression system

Medium Duration Projects (3 months):

• Expression, Purification and Analysis of bacterial polymerase protein
• Metagenomic analysis of bacterial species

Long Projects (6 months):

• Molecular Biology and Bioinformatic analysis of Bacterial species
• Developing new methods in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry.̃

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"I am extremely happy about the way your staff handled the students and they were all praise about them. convey my thanks and best wishes to them. i appreciate your dedication to the field of biotechnology".
---Dr. Vijaya Saradhi, HOD, Biotech Department, KLU."

"I worked as a student intern at Indegenese Biotechnologies during 2007-08. It was a very good learning experience to work at IB. I had an opportunity to learn several molecular biology techniques working on a research project here. My work experience at IB has a great influence on me being considered for a job, that I might soon join as a Research Specialist at U Penn. The staff here at IB are very well qualified, friendly and are very patient in helping students like me with very less prior lab experience".
---Karthik Raj, University of Pennsylvania, USA.