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HTIC Innovation Fellowships 2014-2015

Healthcare Technology Innovation Centre (HTIC) of IIT Madras is an R&D centre established through a joint initiative of IIT Madras and Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India. Since its inception in 2011, HTIC has evolved into a unique and leading med-tech innovation ecosystem in the country bringing together more than 20 medical institutions, industry, government agencies, collaborating with HTIC in developing affordable healthcare technologies for unmet clinical needs. HTIC’s technologies are reaching the field, touching lives, enabling business and benefiting society. A video summary of HTIC is available at 

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Going forward, we envision HTIC becoming a national asset in affordable healthcare technology innovation of global standards and creating impact in healthcare.

HTIC runs an annual innovation fellowship programme aimed at creating innovators and innovations in healthcare technology to address growing healthcare needs of India. The 18 months fellowship programme is designed for interested candidates from diverse background, such as engineering, medicine, business administration, public health, and social sciences, both fresh graduates and ones with work experience.

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GE Healthcare India Expands R&D team in India

GE Healthcare is planning to increase its workforce by about 10% in India by the end of this year, as it looks to strengthen in-country research. According to Press Trust of India, Terri Bresenham, President and CEO, GE Healthcare South Asia, revealed these plans at the recent launch of its flagship electronic remote monitoring programme, CritiNext, at Delhi. She said that they will be adding 400 personnel to their current strength of 4000 employees in India by the end of this year.

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Kyrghyz-Indian Mountain Biomedical Research Centre (KIMBMRC) Innaugrated

Marking a major milestone in the cooperation between the two countries, the Kyrghyz President Ms Roza Otunbaeva and the Defence Minister Shri AK Antony today inaugurated the Kyrghyz-Indian Mountain Biomedical Research Centre (KIMBMRC) at the Kyrghyz capital, Bishkek today.

The Centre will carry out research on the mechanism of short term and long term high altitude adaptation. It will also mobilize and synchronise the expertise of the two countries in the area of high altitude research. The scientists will focus on molecular biology approaches to identify markers for screening of people for high altitude resistance and susceptibility to high altitude sickness and development of mountain maladies. The benefits of these studies will apply to a large population across the globe, as more and more people travel to the mountains every year. India’s contribution to the project is Rs 6 Crores.

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FUNDING FROM GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IN COLLABRATION WITH GOVERNMENT OF CANADA FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH PROJECT

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Under the India–Canada Agreement for Scientific and Technological Cooperation, the Governments of India and Canada have agreed to foster joint research and development (R&D) projects. This India-Ontario (Canada) Call for Proposals (CFP) will be delivered by the Global Innovation & Technology Alliance (GITA), a non-governmental organization, engaged by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India on the Indian side; and by International Science and Technology Partnership Canada (ISTPCanada), a non-governmental organization selected by the Ministry of Research and Innovation (MRI), Government of Ontario on the Canadian side. In Ontario (Canada), ISTP Canada is responsible for the implementation of the Ontario/India Collaborative Research Fund, which directly supports four goals established bythe Government of Ontario.

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BIOMEDICAL FRESHERS SALES AND SERVICE ENGINEER JOBS AT MUMBAI/PUNE

Company Name
Diagnostic Systems

Location
Mumbai, Pune

Experience
0 – 10 years

Skills
“Sales and Service of BioMedical Equipments”, “BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTS”, “ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS”, “MARKETING”, “SERVICE”, PRODUCT

Education
B.E/B.Tech, B.Sc, Diploma, M.Sc
• Marketing & Communications
• Production/ Engg/ R&D Role
• Fresher
• Product Manager/ Product Head
• Service Manager/ Engineer
• Customer Service/ Tech Support Industry
• Advertising
• Bio Technology & Life Sciences
• Chemicals/ Plastic/ Rubber
• Consumer Goods/ FMCG
• Hospitals/ Health Care
• Office Equipment
• Pharmaceuticals

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