Nucleome participated in Biotech Industry Meet 2025

Nucleome participated in Biotech Industry Meet 2025

Nucleome Leaders Engage with IIT Hyderabad Students at Biotech Industry Meet 2025

At the prestigious Biotech Industry Meet 2025 organized by IIT Hyderabad, Nucleome Informatics’ leadership played a prominent role in insightful discussions centered on biotechnology’s future. During the panel discussion, Dushyant Singh Baghel, CEO of Nucleome Informatics, alongside Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Baskaran Ramachandran, answered numerous questions from IIT Hyderabad students related to the evolving job market, rapid technological advancements, and emerging trends in healthcare, agriculture, and drug discovery biotechnology sectors.

Mr. Baghel emphasized the dynamic nature of the biotechnology landscape, highlighting how innovations in genomics, artificial intelligence, and data science are transforming career opportunities. He encouraged faculties to develop multifaceted skills driven programs like UROP to thrive in this evolving ecosystem. Dr. Ramachandran complemented this by sharing his deep insights into the scientific advancements that are reshaping precision medicine and agrigenomics, inspiring students with the potential impact of cutting-edge research on global health and food security.

The panel discussion also served as a platform to stress the urgent need for stronger industry-academia linkages. Echoing this, Nucleome’s CEO proposed integrating genomics and AI-driven data analysis more thoroughly into IIT Hyderabad’s curriculum to better prepare students for real-world challenges. Following this, Nucleome announced a collaborative venture with IIT Hyderabad to establish specialized training modules for BTech and MTech students focused on genomics and bioinformatics, leveraging Nucleome’s extensive expertise in these domains.

Looking ahead, Nucleome and IIT Hyderabad will jointly execute genomics research programs that aim to foster innovation and strengthen India’s biotechnology ecosystem. The participation of both Mr. Baghel and Dr. Ramachandran underlines Nucleome’s commitment to empowering the next generation of biotech professionals and advancing scientific excellence through strategic educational and research partnerships.

The interaction left students energized and informed, providing valuable perspectives on navigating biotechnology careers and the exciting possibilities that lie within. This collaboration signals a promising new chapter in nurturing talent and driving innovation at the intersection of academia and industry.