The Bio-Nano Revolution: Understanding Core Concepts and Basics

About

The Bio-Nano-Concepts & Fundamentals program stands at the forefront of interdisciplinary exploration, combining the principles of biology and nanotechnology to unlock innovative solutions. Through a meticulous examination of fundamental concepts, participants delve into the intricate interactions between biological systems and nanostructures, laying the groundwork for groundbreaking discoveries. By fostering collaboration and innovative thinking, this program not only equips participants with a deep understanding of the intersection between biology and nanotechnology but also empowers them to pioneer new approaches for addressing complex challenges in healthcare, environmental sustainability, and beyond. Through hands-on experimentation, theoretical insights, and collaborative projects, participants emerge poised to make significant contributions to the advancement of science and technology at the nexus of biology and nanotechnology.

Aim

The “Bio-Nano Concepts & Fundamentals” program is designed to introduce participants to the interdisciplinary field of bionanotechnology. It aims to bridge the gap between biological sciences and nanotechnology, providing foundational knowledge that empowers students to innovate and apply nano-scale phenomena in biological contexts. This program will equip learners with the essential tools to understand and manipulate molecular and biomolecular processes at the nano level, fostering a new generation of bio-nanotechnologists.

Program Objectives

• Understand the fundamental principles of nanotechnology as applied to biological systems.
• Explore nano-scale materials and their biocompatibility and safety.
• Gain hands-on experience in synthesizing and characterizing nano-biological materials.
• Learn about the latest technologies and methodologies in nano-bio research.
• Foster skills in problem-solving and innovation at the interface of nanotechnology and biology.

Program Structure

• Concept of Bionanotechnology
• Evolution in Bionanotechnology
• Physics of Bionanotechnology
• Self Assembly Nano structures
• Bionanotechnology & Toxicology
• Project Report Submission/ Article Writing

Participant’s Eligibility

Applicants should have a background in biology, chemistry, physics, or related domains, with a keen interest in expanding their knowledge into nanotechnology applications.

Program Outcomes

• Grasp core principles of nanotechnology in biological contexts.
• Acquire skills in nano-material handling and application.
• Understand ethical considerations and safety standards in bio-nano research.
• Be able to conceptualize and develop bio-nano solutions for real-world problems.
• Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills at the nano-bio interface.