About the Institution

Advantages of AIB Institute

At AIB, we provide opportunity to students to take part in Industrial visits, summer internship, and added various sections in the curriculum like term paper, scientific projects etc. These internships and courses helps in development of various skills like team work, presentation, project development which not only provides exposure to professional world, also helps in holistic development at professional front.

USPs of graduation and post-graduation in Biotechnology:

Graduation in Biotechnology:

Post-Graduation in Biotechnology:

Collaborations and trainings/ visits

Collabrations

• CIMMYT-Mexico
• RMIT University Melbourne, Australia
• Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia
• National Institute of Material Science, Japan
• India Meteorological Department
• Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)
• Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
• Birla Institute of Science & Research (BISR)
• International Crop Research Institute for
• Semi Arid Tropics, (ICRISAT), Hyderabad
• Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon, Portugal
• M/s Nutricare Life Sciences, Export unit of Arosol
• Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Saharanpur, UP
• Ayushraj Enterprises PVT. LTD. Jaipur
• Lotus Dairy Products PVT. LTD, Sikar, Rajasthan
• University of Miyazaki, Miyazaki, Japan

Sponsored Research Projects

Sr. No	Name of Faculty (Principal Investigator)	Name of the Funding agency	Title of the Project
1	(PI.) Prof. Ajay Jain	DST, Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur	Application of functionalized CNTs for enhancing tolerance towards abiotic stresses (drought and salinity) and augmenting yield potential of Pennisetum glaucum’
2	(PI.) Prof. S.L.Kothari	DST, GOI	FIST-2017
3	(PI.) Dr Harish Kumar	DST-SERB, GOI	Characterization of Colostrum Bio-active Components from undescriptive cattles and Jersey of Himachal Region and their application in the formulation of novel Dairy Products
4	(PI.) Dr Desh Deepak Singh	ICMR	Consumption pattern of HFSS and their effcts on health among selected cities / town in India
5	(CoPI) Dr Vinod Singh Gour	ICMR	Nutritional characterization of Kair (Capparis decidua) grown in Northwest part of India
6	(PI.) Dr Naveen Kumar	DST-SEED, GOI (2017-2020)	Development of simple and rapid method for detection of pesticides in food products using nanotechnology
7	(PI.) Dr Vijay Kumar Srivastava	DST-SERB, GOI (2015-2018)	Structural and functional insights into EhRabX3 from Entamoeba histolytica
8	(PI.) Dr Sanket Kaushik,	DST-SERB, GOI (2015-2018)	Structural and functional studies of Sortase from Enterococcus faecalis.
9	(PI.) Dr Anupam Jyoti	DST-SERB, GOI (2015-2018)	Mechanistic perspective of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) induced cell cytotoxicity in sepsis: Functional relevance of iNOS-Rac2 interaction as potential therapeutic targets
10	(PI.) Dr Vinod Singh Gour	DST-SERB, GOI (2015-2018)	"Morphological and molecular characterization of variability in Balanites aegyptiaca L.?Del.? vis-à-vis potential for biodiesel production in Rajasthan".
11	(PI) Dr Manali Datta	DBT BIG-BIRAC (2020-21)	Noninvasive Chronic Kidney disease nanosensor for point-of-care diagnosis.
12	(PI.) Dr Anupam Jyoti	ICMR, GOI (2019-2022)	Early Diagnosis of MDR Pathogens causing Sepsis using Molecular and Biochemical Tools with Real-Time PCR HRM Assay: Targeting both pathogen and host factors.
13	(Co-PI.) Dr Desh Deepak Singh	John Templeton Foundation (2020-2023),USA	International multicentric project on “Experimental Philosophy of cognitive science”.
14	(PI.) Dr. Rupesh Kumar Mishra	DBT, India under the Ramalingaswami fellowship program (2019-2024)	Novel sensor platforms for rapid on-site organophosphate (OP) nerve agent and drug detection.
15	(CO-PI) Dr Bharat Singh and Professor (Dr.) A. N. Pathak (PI)	DST, Govt of India and Govt of Portugal (No. - INI/Portugal/P-06/201)	Screening of Agriculturally Important Extremophiles from India and Portugal to Develop Technology for Scale-Up of New Biofertilizers for Cereal and Leguminous Crops.

Choice based credit system

Choice based credit system (CBCS) has been implemented at AIB since 2015 where the students can get one minor degree in any other stream in addition to their major degree where students have their interest. As per CBCS student of B. Tech should complete minimum 15-18 credits and B. Sc. should complete minimum 12 credits of one minor track to get minor degree. All students of AIB are registered for CBCS through online registration system. Currently there are two minor tracks are offered by AIB a) Introductory Bioinformatics and b) Food Technology

Advantages of ASAS Institute

At ASAS, we provide opportunity for students to take part in various scientific and non scientific events which enhances their knowledge and supple their knowledge with their personality development. Scientific events include Industrial visits, summer internship, and added various sections of the curriculum like term paper, scientific projects, etc. These internships and courses help in the development of various skills like teamwork, presentation, project development which not only provides exposure to the professional world, also helps in holistic development at the professional front. We encourage them to participate in conferences and workshops which provide them the opportunity to interact with the highly experienced delegates from all over the nation and world which can help them in their future learning. Their participation in non scientific events develop their communication skills, team work, leadership skill, administration aptitude and management skills, which is also high in demand to meet the challenges of the world..

USPs of graduation and post-graduation in Applied Sciences::

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