The CGBIBT has always a keen interest and developing strong linkages with national and international institutions / industries to nourish the research activities. The following are some of the universities and industries where the institute has associated with various research /project activities.
MOUs signed during the year 2019 in of CGBIBT-UTU |
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9th Floor, Rajhans Bonista, Behind Ram chawk, Ghod dod road, Surat- 395007 |
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406, Nathubhai Tower opp Dhru Motors, Udhana Main Rd,Surat-394210, Gujarat |
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Udhana-Khatodara Health Center, Near Chosath Joganio Matanu Mandir, Udhana - Magdalla Road, Surat - 395 002 |
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TGG Foundation Charitaable Trust, Wayanad, Country Homes, Vaduvanchal-P.O,Kerala,India |
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MOUs signed during the year 2018 in of CGBIBT-UTU |
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Anand International, Surat,Gujarat,India |
Research Area: Industrial Applicatoin of Stem Cell Research and Stem Cell Therapy.
Research Area: Developing value added Herbal product extract
Student and Teacher Exchange between Uka Tarsadia University and University of Ilorine, Nigeria. Joint Research of UkaTarsadia University and Nigerian University (Unilorin) on Napier Grass(Elephant Grass)
Developing plant tissue culture of economically important crops/plants
C.G.Bhakta Institute of Biotechnology (CGBIBT), Uka Tarsadia University (UTU) supported the University of Ilorin (Unilorin), Nigeria to set-up a state-of-the-art Plant Tissue Culture Laboratory. Prof. Dr. R. Krishnamurthy, Director, CGBIBT- UTU visited the Unilorin from 2nd May to 28th May 2015 as visiting professor for developing joint venture Research Projects with M.Sc. and Ph.D. students of Plant Biology and Biochemistry Departments, and provided technological support to Unilorin to commission the Plant Tissue Culture Laboratory in its Central Research Laboratory building. Prof. Krishnamurthy who is the Principal Researcher in-charge of this laboratory will co-ordinate and supervise research students of Unilorin for conducting joint venture Tissue Culture Projects.
This is the first Tissue Culture Laboratory of Kwara state, Nigeria with modern infrastructure facility and is expected to benefit research students and local farmers to cultivate tissue culture plants like Banana, Yam and other cash crops.
A collaborative research project on ?Nigerian and Indian Accessions of Jowar (Sorghum bicolor) for Iron deficiency (Anti-Anaemic)? has been finalized. Ms. Abidemi, Oreoluwa Moyosore (Biochemistry) is working for her Ph.D. in this project. Prof. Adnike T. Oladiji (Dept. of Biochemistry, Unilorin) and Prof. R. Krishnamurthy (CGBIBT, UTU) will jointly supervise the work as Nigerian and Indian collaborators. The progress is made as a part of MOU between Unilorin-UTU.
Click here to download Unilorin Bulletin Report.
Photographs of meeting, Tissue Culture Laboratory Inauguration and Unilorin bulletin reports about the Tissue Culture Laboratory.
"Dr. Azeez Musibau Adewuyi, Department of Pure and Applied Biology, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Nigeria visited C G Bhakata Institute of Biotechnology as a representative of Prof. A. S. Gbadegesin, Vice Chancellor of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology for three days. During this period he had various interactive session with students and staff members of CGBIBT.
Dr. Azeez studied the possibility of having long-term research collaboration and Student-Teacher Exchange programme between Lautech and UTU."