Indegene partners with FAST India to boost India's biotech ecosystem
FAST India, a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing science and technology, has entered into a strategic, long-term partnership with Indegene to strengthen India's biotech and innovation ecosystem. This collaboration aims to scale research efforts and foster deeper collaboration between academia and the industry, creating a solid foundation for grassroots innovation.
FAST India is actively working to position the country among the top three global science and technology leaders in the next decade. The organisation runs key initiatives such as the India Science Festival, national-level science competitions, and platforms that highlight cutting-edge R&D from India and abroad.
The partnership will also support translational science and facilitate industry-academia connections through curated research, case studies, and insights. FAST India's surveys and reports, especially those focused on students and young professionals, will play a key role in understanding public interest and shaping policies that support scientific growth.
This alliance is expected to play a pivotal role in accelerating India's progress in biotechnology and innovation.
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