BIRAC

managing life sciences projects, preferably in the areas of bioprocess technology/ biotherapeutics/ biopharma. Proven track record of successfully coordinating interdisciplinary teams to deliver complex projects within scope and deadlines.

The scheme supports high level innovation in Life Sciences and related areas and is not meant for basic research projects.  Supports post proof‐of‐principle, prototype, process optimization/ product validation aimed at affordable product, process development addressing societal needs. 

Analyze and summarize search results and provide insightful evaluation and analysis of results. Prepare reports by performing various patent searches and technical analysis. The Candidate shall work with IP and Tech Management division of BIRAC where he/she shall work on various project such as patent and non-patent prior art searching and analysis, infringement analysis, white space analysis, freedom-to-operate searches, Patent Landscape searches and analysis, market research and competitor monitoring.

Masters in any branch of Life Sciences. The candidate must have cleared a National Level Examination conducted by a government agency. The candidate must have at least two years of experience in Life Sciences research with at least three publications in peer reviewed journals. Understanding the molecular and immunological correlates of tuberculosis-induced cachexia funded by BIRAC.

4-years Bachelors, Masters degree program from a recognized institute in Life Sciences. Pharma, Bio- medical sciences any other allied biological sciences domain.

Bachelors, Masters degree program from a recognized institute in Life Sciences, Pharma, Bio-medical sciences, any other allied biological sciences domain; Or Masters in Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Public Policy, Public Health with a 3-year bachelor’s degree in life sciences.

Request for proposals for supporting Development, validation and pre-commercialization of products, technologies under i4 BIPP and SBIRI and PACE AIR & CRS from Industry and Academia

The Regulatory Affairs and Policy Advocacy division within the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council facilitates innovators in navigating regulatory approval pathways and advocates for policies impacting startups, SMEs, and young entrepreneurs.

Bleachers, Masters degree or equivalent in communications, journalism, public relations, science communication, or a related field. PhD or additional qualifications in biotechnology or life sciences preferred.