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A Deep Dive into Biomedical Engineering

What is Biomedical Engineering? Biomedical Engineering or Biomedical Technology is the application of technology and engineering to living organisms. It is a broad term that combines facets of engineering and technology to solve biological or medical problems. It is related to issues involving humans like designing and the use of medical equipment used to diagnose and treat various diseases. A program in Biomedical Engineering comprises the study of tissue engineering, molecular or systems-level biology/physiology. Not only that, students also get to study biomedical electronics, biomechanics, cellular engineering, genetic engineering, bio-instrumentation, and medical imaging, etc. The coursework is rigorous hence students wishing to pursue the same should possess sufficient quantitative and analytical skills.

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Capacity Building of FPO of North East India

The concept of Farmer Producer Organisation has started gaining popularity in the North Eastern Region recently. While the concept of Producer Company has the potential to change the agricultural economy of the region, the understanding on the subject is poor among the target population, i.e. the farmers. Collectivisation of producers, especially small and marginal farmers, into producer organisations has emerged as one of the most effective pathways to address the many challenges of agriculture but most importantly, improved access to investments, technology and inputs and markets.

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NER is at the cusp of a Venture Revolution

Strong tailwinds are blowing that is shaping the startup ecosystem in the country in general and in the North Eastern Region (NER) in particular. Riding on the government fillips, PE/VC deals in India have touched a record high and the ecosystem players are responding to the shifting gears of entrepreneurial action. As the country witnesses mushrooming of new and innovative ventures, the NER that has hitherto been lagging in the startup movement is slowly but surely showing signs of adaptive evolution.

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