CSIR Project
During the XII Five Year Plan CSIR-IITR is participating in the following projects
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S.No.
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Project Name
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Principal Investigator
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Nodal Lab
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1
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Integrated NextGen approaches in health, disease and environmental toxicity (INDEPTH)
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Dr. Devendra Parmar
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CSIR-IITR
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2
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Nanomaterials: Applications and Impact on Safety, Health and Environment (NanoSHE)
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Dr. D. Kar Chowdhuri
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CSIR-IITR
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3
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Advance Drug Delivery System (ADD)
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Dr. Y. Shukla
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CSIR-IICT
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4
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New Approaches Towards Understanding of Disease Dynamics and to Accelerate Drug-Discovery (UNDO)
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Dr. D. Kar Chowdhuri
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CSIR-CDRI
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5
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Bioprospection of plant resources and other natural products (BioprosPR)
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Dr. Poonam Kakkar
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CSIR-NBRI
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6
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Neurodegenerative Diseases: Causes and Corrections (miND)
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Dr. M.P. Singh
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CSIR-IICB
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7
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Evaluation of Molecular Mechanism of Dermal Toxicity of Benzanthrone based Dye Intermediates used in Textile Industries: Prevention by Ascorbic Acid (TOUCH)
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Dr. K.M. Ansari
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CSIR-IGIB
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8
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Centre for BIOtherapeutic Molecule Discovery (BIODISCOVERY)
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Dr. N. Manickam
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CSIR-IMTECH
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9
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CSIR Knowledge Gateway and Open Source Private Cloud Infrastructure (KNOWGATE)
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Mr. Nikhil Garg
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CSIR-NISCAIR
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10
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Genomics and Informatics Solutions for Integrating Biology (GENESIS)
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Dr. Shailedra Gupta/ Dr Y. Shukla
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CSIR-IMT
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11
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Medicinal Chemistry for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine (MEDCHEM)
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Dr. Rajnish Chaturvedi
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CSIR-IIIM
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12
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Measurement Innovation in Science & Technology (MIST)
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Dr. R.C. Murthy
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CSIR-NPL
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13
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Clean Water: Sustainable Options
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Dr. Satyakam Patnaik
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CSIR-NEERI
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During the XI Five Year Plan CSIR-IITR is participating in the following projects:
Supra Institutional Project
- Investigative Toxicology: New Paradigms.
This
is an inter-laboratory project to conduct research on "Current
Aspects of Toxicology".Networked Projects
- Environmental Contaminants: New Screening Technologies
and Effect on Human Health.
- Plasma Proteomics: Health, Environment and Disease.
- Establishment of genetically modified foods referral
facility.
- Exploitation of India's rich microbial diversity.
- Remediation/ecorestoration and cleanup of contaminated
sites, water sources and groundwater.
- Development of diagnostics and target based molecular
medicines against allergy, bronchial asthma and chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease.
- Validation of identified screening models and
development of new alternative models for evaluation of new drug entities.
- Nanomaterials and nanodevices for applications in
health and disease.
- Discovery and preclinical studies of new bioactive
molecules (natural and semi synthetic) and traditional preparations.
- Advancement in metrology.
- Sustainable development and management of water
resources in different problematic terrains.
- Newer scientific herbal preparations for Global
positioning.
- Comprehensive Traditional Knowledge Digital Library.
Amongst
these, CSIR-IITR is the Nodal Laboratory for `Environmental Contaminants: New
Screening Technologies and Effect on Human Health' Project and it is a
Participating Laboratory in the other Projects.
During the X Five Year Plan CSIR-IITR participated in the following projects
Networked Projects
- Animal Models and Animal Substitute Technologies.
- Asthma and Allergy Disorder Mitigation Mission
Programme.
- Comprehensive Traditional Knowledge Digital Library.
- Development of Techniques and Methodologies for
Exploration Assessment & Management of Groundwater in Hard Rock Areas.
- Discovery, Development and Commercialization of New
Bioactives and Traditional Preparations.
- Establishing an Advanced Facility for Safety Evaluation
of Genetically Modified/Engineered Drugs.
- Industrial Waste Minimization and Clean up.
- Newer Scientific Herbal Preparations for Global
Positioning.
- Physico Mechanical and Electrical & Electronic
Standards.
- Pollution Monitoring, Mitigation Systems and Devices.
- Predictive Medicine using Repeat and Single Nucleotide
Polymorphisms.
- Toxicogenomics of Genetic Polymorphism in Indian
Population to Industrial Chemicals for the Development of Biomarkers.
Amongst
these, CSIR-IITR was the Nodal Laboratory for `Toxicogenomics of Genetic
Polymorphism in Indian Population to Industrial Chemicals for the Development
of Biomarkers' Project and it was a Participating Laboratory in the other
Projects.