Loyola Chennai DBT Short-Term Training Course on Application of Biotechnological Tools in Crop Improvement | 10–30 July 2013
Department of Plant Biology and Biotechnology, Loyola College, Chennai
Organizes DBT Sponsored Short-Term Training Course on Application of Biotechnological Tools in Crop Improvement 10–30 July 2013
The workshop: Application of biotechnological tools in crop improvement programmes is the prime requisite to improve the agricultural productivity. This training programme aims to develop skilled researchers in agricultural biotechnology. This will also instill confidence in teachers to promote the agricultural research to younger generation for sustainable food production.
Eligibility: UG/PG teachers and mid-career scientists sponsored by their parent institutions and working in the field of Plant Biology and Biotechnology.
Mode of selection: First-come-first served basis. Number of participants is limited to 20. No registration fees. TA/DA will not be provided. Accommodation available on request.
How to apply
Participants can download (www.loyolacollege.edu/upcomingevents.html) the application form and send in their filled-in form through e-mail to raviloyola1998@gmail.com on or before 15 June 2013.
Contact: Dr R. Ravindhran, Course Director, Department of lant Biology and Biotechnology, Loyola College (Autonomous), Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu, India, Mobile: 098404 86271.
Organizes DBT Sponsored Short-Term Training Course on Application of Biotechnological Tools in Crop Improvement 10–30 July 2013
The workshop: Application of biotechnological tools in crop improvement programmes is the prime requisite to improve the agricultural productivity. This training programme aims to develop skilled researchers in agricultural biotechnology. This will also instill confidence in teachers to promote the agricultural research to younger generation for sustainable food production.
Eligibility: UG/PG teachers and mid-career scientists sponsored by their parent institutions and working in the field of Plant Biology and Biotechnology.
Mode of selection: First-come-first served basis. Number of participants is limited to 20. No registration fees. TA/DA will not be provided. Accommodation available on request.
How to apply
Participants can download (www.loyolacollege.edu/upcomingevents.html) the application form and send in their filled-in form through e-mail to raviloyola1998@gmail.com on or before 15 June 2013.
Contact: Dr R. Ravindhran, Course Director, Department of lant Biology and Biotechnology, Loyola College (Autonomous), Nungambakkam, Chennai 600 034, Tamil Nadu, India, Mobile: 098404 86271.
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