Programs
- Certificate Course on “Traditional Sculpture and Wood Carving” - Certificate
- Certificate Training Course in Diagnostic Flow Cytometry - Certificate
Our 5 Pillars, or 5 I’s, which form the foundation of our research planning are Interdisciplinary, International, India, Industry, Innovation.
A second emphasis is on compassionate research which is designed to uplift those most in need and therefore can benefit the most from scientific and technological innovations and solutions.
Holistically address national and global challenges. To bring together multiple related disciplines to tackle complex problems faced in societal applications. The following interdisciplinary research programs are planned based o established strengths in the individual disciplines:
Amrita places a very strong emphasis on collaborative research including both international and national partners. We also plan to pursue cutting-edge advanced research and innovation leading to technology transfer and entrepreneurship with interactions with industry
We intend to enhance both the quality and quantity of research output through increased publications in high impact journals.
The university places emphasis on patents and their translation as it represents societally applicable research.
To boost investment in these critical areas the university will invest significantly in providing opportunities for faculty to develop in these areas by way of seed grants. The projected target is to reach Rs. 5 crores in 5 years.
The key to success in any research program is to successfully secure extramural research funding. The purpose of the seed money is to develop preliminary data to compete for larger grant funding. The university seeks to develop large departmental or centres of excellence which will spur substantive research in critical areas as well as obtain projects in specialized areas that will help build overall research capability in a broad range of areas. The strategic projection is to reach a projected level of about 30 crores in five years. At the same time the University wishes to add some centres of excellence in areas of its strengths. This includes nanotechnology, wireless networks, chemical and environmental engineering and green technologies.
Innovation ecosystem involves encouragement of applied product-oriented research but also the infrastructure and manpower facilities to help translate laboratory based innovations to the market. For this purpose, the strategic plan is to have an entrepreneurial hub involving an incubator and an ecosystem to facilitate startups. On the medical side, clinical translation requires manufacturing and testing under clean room conditions. Approval of clinical trials of new medical products requires manufacturing under strict regulatory guidelines. Given the importance of our healthcare research an important strategic plan is the development of such facilities.