In 2011, Amrita Center for Nanosciences and Molecular Medicine was chosen for a TUE in Tissue Engineering and Medical Bio Nanotechnology by the Nanomission of the Government of India. The. . .
This study involves the development of a nutraceutical product using coconut water as the main ingredient by incorporating some of the traditionally used natural antioxidants, such as, extracts from plants. . .
Several projects are focused on the development of nanomedicines for application in cancer therapeutics, drug delivery for infectious diseases and also for regeneration of tissues using nanostructured scaffolds. Some of. . .
The project proposes to extend the nano-toxicological investigations of developed multifunctional NPs. It aims to extend the previous study to develop new theragnostic nanomedicines.
The project aims at high through put screening of biological activity of extracts from deep sea marine organisms. The project is funded by MLR Technology Development (MLR-TD), Marine Living Resources. . .
This testing facility is created to modernize the Heat Engines laboratory with funding from AICTE in the MODROB scheme with the following equipments. Indicating Package, Crank angle encoder, Combustion Analyser. . .
Preliminary studies have been carried out using flexible laminates prepared from different types of PET films and UHMWPE (Dyneema) fabric using polyurethane based adhesive. Peel strength, Lap shear strength and. . .
This project deals with development of nanomedicine for the targeted photodynamic therapy of cancer. This project is done in collaboration with Erasmus Medical Centre, Netherlands, where pre-clinical evaluation will be. . .
The objective of the work was to develop aluminum alloys containing lithium, copper, and zirconium for aerospace applications. Moderately thick deposits of binary and ternary alloys of aluminum with lithium,. . .
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