Research grant · DBT

Fully automated device that sprays a sterile bioscaffold carrying the patient’s own cells

Dr Aayush Gupta leads this ₹85.5 lakh research project, funded by Department of Biotechnology (DBT): fully automated device that sprays a sterile bioscaffold carrying the patient’s own cells. Role: principal investigator, with CSIR-IGIB and BITS Pilani. Since 2023, ongoing.

Funder
Department of Biotechnology (DBT)
Amount
₹85.5 lakh (INR 85,50,000)
Role
Principal investigator, with CSIR-IGIB and BITS Pilani
Period
Since 2023, ongoing
Status
Ongoing
Investigator
Dr Aayush Gupta

Research programme

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