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Secunderabad, India
Founded in 2006, Indigenèse Biotechnologies creates an intellectually rich learning environment for students and teachers by exposing them to essential knowledge and state-of-the art techniques and methods used in biomedical research.
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- Providing students with independent research projects and training
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- Performing contract services for clients in academia and Industry
- Improving science awareness in society
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Assistant Professor of Molecular Neurobiology,
Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Blavatnik Regional Award
Winner 2009
Recognized for using simple models to develop diagnostic and therapeutic tools for complex neurological diseases
The Chalasani lab uses the nematode (roundworm) Caenorhabditis elegans as a model to understand how neural circuits transform sensory input into behaviors. In the future, Dr. Chalasani plans to extend his lab's studies to zebrafish larvae to test whether vertebrate and invertebrate circuits use similar mechanisms to process information, hoping to gain new insight into how the human brain functions.