© 2018 Copyright-FGCSL: Developed & Maintained by Abhishek Khatri
Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology.
Our research areas focus on a variety of topics but basic themes includes Evolution,
Comparative Genomics, System biology as well as Functional Genomics.
Research paper #NetworkPharmacology #Oxidativestresstherapy
— Vishal (@acharya_vis) November 28, 2021
Huge credit to my PhD Student Meetal for overall work
Excellent collaboration with @vivekmolbio for steering the way ..
Fruitful collaboration with Prince & Dr. Padwad..@CSIR_IHBT https://t.co/xv5g5l4SEJ
Situated among pristine environment in the lap of Dhauladhar ranges, CSIR-Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology (CSIR-IHBT) is the only laboratory of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research in the State of Himachal Pradesh (H.P.), India. Our Institute has a focused research mandate on bioresources for catalyzing bioeconomy in a sustainable manner. So much diverse is the Flora, fauna and microbes spread across the virgin Himalayas, there will be need to preserve their genebank as well as conservation.
Functional Genomics & Complex System Lab (FG&CSL) was established @CSIR-IHBT to conduct large-scale bioinformatics analysis of available Himalayan Bio-resources. CSIR-IHBT has excellent infrastructure facilities in the form of third generation sequencing platforms “PAC-BIO” and “NOVA-SEQ Illumina” that generated large scale transcriptomes and genomes with sometimes more than 10 TB of datasets. As such, complex data can be handled by high-end computer workstations and high-throughput software to produce meaningful information.
FG&CSL have such kind of well-equipped high-end computing server having more than 8 cluster nodes with > ~2 TB RAM and ~200 TB HDD. With recent advances in computational techniques, Artificial Intelligence (AI)/deep learning can utilized for discrimination of large-scale datasets for future empirical validation.
© 2018 Copyright-FGCSL: Developed & Maintained by Abhishek Khatri
Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology.