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Vinod Sajja is seeking a position in biotechnology where he can apply innovative ideas. He has over 3 years of experience working with chromatography and filtration processes to purify blood products at Hetero Drugs and developing vaccines through fermentation, extraction, and purification methods at Bharat Biotech. Vinod has training in downstream processing, animal cell culture, analytical techniques, microbial fermentation, and regulatory affairs. He holds an M.Tech in Biotechnology with distinction and a B.Tech in Biotechnology, and has worked on academic projects related to nisin production, gene cloning and characterization, and antioxidants from mango peels.
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Surabhi Saloni has over 5 years of experience in biotechnology. She has a M.Sc. in Biotechnology and worked at Stemcyte Therapeutics Pvt Ltd and completed a 6 month training at Biotech Consortium India Limited. Her experience includes projects on the effects of endosulphan on mice ovaries, antioxidant and antimicrobial activity of plants, and phytochemical screening and thin layer chromatography profiling of medicinal plants. She has participated in several seminars and received training in techniques like plant tissue culture, molecular biology, and DNA barcoding.CURRICULUM (1) 2
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This curriculum vitae summarizes the qualifications and experience of K. Hari Babu. He has an M.Phil in Medical Microbiology and an M.Sc in Microbiology. He has over 10 years of experience working in microbiology labs, including at Sankara Nethralaya and LV Prasad Eye Institute. His roles have included managing an eye bank, conducting research on microbial keratitis, and working as a senior analyst at a contract research organization. He is proficient in several microbiology techniques and has published research papers and presented posters at conferences.Revathiresume'newTimesroman - Copy
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D. Revathi is seeking challenging opportunities in biotechnology to strengthen her passion in the field. She has an M.Tech in Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology from Osmania University College of Technology and a B.Tech in Biotechnology from JNTU Hyderabad. She has work experience in process optimization for lipase production, genetic toxicology studies, production and quality control of dairy products, and more. Revathi also has strong laboratory skills, publications, presentations, and high GATE scores, demonstrating her expertise in biotechnology.Anp ppt
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Mr. Nagaprasad Arepally is summarizing his objective and qualifications for a career in biotechnology focusing on process optimization, scale up/down activities for recombinant microbial protein expression and E.coli fermentation.
He provides his academic credentials including an M.Sc. in Microbiology and B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Chemistry, and Zoology. He also lists his previous work experience of over 17 years at various organizations working in roles such as Executive, Research Scientist, and Manager focusing on fermentation technology.
He has handled over 19 projects from R&D to production scale involving fermentation of organisms such as E.coli, yeast, and bacteria. He provides details of his expertise inPraveen galla (2)
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Praveen Kumar Galla has over 10 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry, having worked at companies like Biocon, Wockhardt, and Syngene. He currently works as an R&D Manager at GeneSys Biologics, leading a team that is setting up a laboratory for microbial expression. Praveen has expertise in upstream and downstream processing, process development, equipment operation, and cGMP compliance. He aims to take on new challenges and help the Indian biopharma industry through roles in middle management.Dasharath_sahoo_CV
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Dasharath Sahoo is seeking a challenging position utilizing his experience and skills. He has over 10 years of work experience in sales, marketing, and research. His experience includes managing diagnostic product sales, promoting pharmaceutical products, and conducting research on plant extracts and their biological activities. He has skills in chromatography, protein analysis, assays, and molecular biology techniques. He holds an M.Sc. in Microbiology and seeks to contribute his qualifications and skills to a new organization.Resume Prahlad Rao 06042011
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Prahlad Rao has over 5 years of experience conducting proteomics research to understand protein regulation in mycobacterial cells and their interactions with macrophages. He has a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical biotechnology from the University of Illinois and experience working in proteomics facilities analyzing various sample types. Rao has published several papers analyzing protein turnover and networks in mycobacterial cells under different stresses using mass spectrometry techniques.Europass CV 3PAmarish Sharma 2014-Denmark
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This document is a resume for Amarish Kumar Sharma, an Indian biotech professional with over 6 years of research experience in drug discovery and development. His experience includes assay development, toxicity studies, high-throughput screening, and research projects related to diabetes, stem cells, and drug screening. He has worked as a research scientist and assistant professor and holds an MTech and BTech in Biotechnology from Bundelkhand University in India.Sudheendra k cv
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I am a highly motivated scientist and an effective collaborator with 10 years of Research experience in the field of Protein Biochemistry and Bio-Analytical. Experience in developing Analytical methods for Carbohydrates, Protein purification and quantitation methods, Protein characterization, formulation development and Enzyme assays for protein engineering projects. Worked closely with different functional groups across global sites to determine best practices to execute the projects. Currently leading the Analytical team to support Neutraceutical projects.LM
LMLibin Mathew
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Libin Mathew is seeking a position in biopharmaceuticals where he can use his 2 years of experience in quality control. He currently works as a quality control officer at Lupin Ltd. in Pune, India where he performs analysis of monoclonal antibodies and was involved in method validation. Previously, he worked as a quality control officer at Gennova Biopharmaceuticals where he performed various analyses of recombinant proteins. Mathew has an M.Sc. in industrial biotechnology from the University of Rajasthan and a B.Sc. in biotechnology also from the University of Rajasthan.Europass CV 3PAmarish Sharma 2014-Denmark
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Amarish Kumar Sharma has over 6 years of experience in biotech research and academia. He has worked as a research scientist and assistant professor in India and Denmark, focusing on drug discovery and development for diabetes. His experience includes assay development, high-throughput screening, toxicity studies, and university teaching. He holds an MTech in Biotechnology and BTech in Biotechnology from Bundelkhand University in India.Ravindra Paidisetti_CV
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Ravindra Paidisetti has over 6 years of experience in research and development in areas like bio-butanol production, industrial enzyme applications, and flavonoid production. He has skills in molecular biology techniques like constructing heterologous pathways, enzyme assays, qPCR studies, and identifying biologics samples. He has worked on projects developing applications of enzymes in bio-refineries and generating industrial yeast strains. Paidisetti has a M.S. in Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Biochemistry from University of Idaho and experience there developing techniques like time course lysis. He is skilled in areas of microbiology, molecular biology, biochemistry, and bioinformatics tools.Industrial internship presentation (biotechnology)
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this presentation comprises of objectives of an internship, company profile, lab facilities, internship tasks, internship impacts, gratitude.Vani_resume
Vani_resumeVani Khare
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Dr. Vani Khare has over 13 years of experience in biomedical research and product development. She holds a PhD in Biotechnology from USM in Penang, Malaysia and has extensive experience in techniques such as PCR, gene expression analysis, cell culture and bioinformatics software. As team leader at ReaMetrix/Beckman Coulter, she led projects developing diagnostic tests for HIV viral load monitoring and CD4 counting. She oversaw product development, validation studies, and regulatory submissions. Dr. Khare is interested in using her skills and experience to benefit public health.Europass CV3P Amarish Sharma 2014-Denmark
Europass CV3P Amarish Sharma 2014-DenmarkAmarish K Sharma
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Amarish Kumar Sharma is an Indian national currently residing in Copenhagen, Denmark. He has over 10 years of experience in research and development, working on projects related to metabolic disorders like diabetes. He has worked as an Assistant Professor, Research Scientist for various companies and institutions in India. His educational qualifications include a Master of Technology in Biotechnology and Bachelor of Technology in Biotechnology.LM
LMLibin Mathew
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Libin Mathew is seeking a position in biopharmaceuticals where he can use his 2 years of experience in quality control. He currently works as a quality control officer at Lupin Ltd. in Pune, India where he is responsible for analyzing monoclonal antibodies and validating methods. Previously, he worked as a quality control officer at Gennova Biopharmaceuticals where he was responsible for analyzing recombinant proteins and performing stability and stress studies. He has a M.Sc. in industrial biotechnology from the University of Rajasthan and B.Sc. in biotechnology also from the University of Rajasthan.VINOD SAJJA-RESUME-F
- 1. RESUME Name: VINOD SAJJA E-mail id: vinnu.biotech1988@gmail.com Phone No: 91-9491812221 Career Objective To face the challenges in the field of Biotechnology with innovative ideas to grow myself and the organization in which I work. Experience 1. Executive at hemarus therapeutics limited, india from Aug-2015. Working on purification of blood products like clotting factors using chromatography and filtration processes. Equipments/ techniques handled: AKTA Process systems 6, 10,1 scale, AKTA Purifier XK columns, BPG and Chromaflow columns Different kinds of filtration modules (Depth filters and TFF cassettes) Buffer preparations 2. Jr.executive at Bharat Biotech International limited (India) from july-2013 to july-2015. Worked on typhoid, paratyphoid and NTS vaccines development project (Technology transfer project). Scaling up the process from shake flask to pilot scale. Extractions and Purification of polysaccharide and proteins using different methods (Filtration and membrane chromatography). Hands on experience in: 19L fermentor, dynomil, sonicator, homogenizer, chromatography systems (K-Prime 40-I and 40-II), AKTA system, centrifuges, pH meter, uv-vis spectrophotometer, TFF systems. Assets Well planning, optimistic, simplify the work with smart working capabilities, Able to work in a team as well as individual. Trainings attended Trained on biopharmaceutical production and engineering at BiOZEEN, Bangalore for a period of six months under BCIL-BITP program (DBT). Training includes Downstream Processing Animal Cell Culture Analytical techniques Microbial Fermentation Regulatory Affairs.
- 2. Academic Profile M.Tech (Biotechnology): o ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY. o Aggregate Of 77.66% (first class with distinction) o 2012 B.Tech (Biotechnology): o ACHARYA NAGARJUNA UNIVERSITY. o Aggregate Of 66.0% o 2009 Intermediate: o Board of Intermediate Education, Hyderabad. o Aggregate of 80.5% o 2005 SSC: o Board of Secondary Education, Hyderabad. o Aggregate of 69% o 2003 Academic Projects Worked on a project entitled Continuous Nisin Production in Modified MRS media by Immobilized Isolated Lactococcus lactis (LAB 3) at Bapatla Engineering College. Worked on a project entitled Cloning, Expression and Characterization of Inosine 5-monophosphate dehydrogenase (IMPDH) gene from Staphylococcus aureus ATCC12600 at SVIMS University. Worked on a project related to Nutraceuticals and oxidative enzymes from mango peels: antioxidant and DNA protecting properties of peel extracts from mango fruit of different maturity stages under the guidance of Dr. J S Prasada rao, principal scientist, Biochemistry and nutrition department CFTRI, Mysore. Area of interest Process R&D, Production, QA. Computer skills o MS-OFFICE o NETWORKING Personal Details Name : S.VINOD Father Name : S.V.SUBBA RAO Date of Birth : 20-07-1988 Marital Status : Un married Nationality : Indian Religion : Hindu Languages Known : English, Telugu. DECLARATION: I hereby declared that the information provided above is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Place: Hyderabad Date: 16.6.2016 S.VINOD