"The Genome India Project, supported by the Department of Biotechnology, has sequenced 10,000 Indian genomes to explore genetic diversity and its impact on diseases, health conditions, and drug responses across diverse populations. The project aims to create a comprehensive genomic database to improve public health, enable personalized healthcare, and advance medical innovations.
This call invites researchers, health leaders, and institutions to collaborate on translational research using Genome India’s data, focusing on areas like genetic risk factors, epigenetics, cost-effective diagnostic tools, and precision medicine. Applicants must have experience in genomics, data science, or related fields and work in recognized academic or research institutions.
Grants of up to Rs 50 Lakhs for two-year projects are available, with a maximum of 20% allocated for non-recurring costs. Proposals should focus on specific, impactful goals, and must follow ethical guidelines and government regulations. Open-source software is encouraged for data accessibility."
Last date: Feb 28, 2025
