Event

Guest Lecture — Empowering Innovation and Entrepreneurial Growth in Karnataka

Dr Veeranna S of the Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre on what it takes to move research into a company in Karnataka — funding, talent, infrastructure and policy.

The lecture set out the innovation and entrepreneurial landscape in Karnataka and the factors that sustain it: funding, talent, infrastructure and supportive policy. It showcased the Bangalore Bioinnovation Centre as a hub driving work in the life sciences, and Karnataka’s biotechnology sector as a contributor to India’s bioeconomy.

The presentation closed on the argument that Karnataka offers researchers a route into entrepreneurship, and that with the right support, mentorship and funding, research can be turned into commercial success — put as "Innovate, Patent, Fund, and Scale — The Karnataka Way!"

The session was organised by the R&D Cell and the Sri R L Jalappa Innovation and Incubation Cell with the Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics.

Speakers

  • Dr Veeranna SBangalore Bioinnovation Centre — heads the technical team at the central instrumentation facility, and has mentored biotech startups through DPIIT-SISFS, NIDHI-SSP and Idea2PoC/Elevate

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