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VOLUME 2 ISSUE 4 APRIL 2025

Welcome to the April 2025 Edition of The Genomics Digest!

April has been a vibrant month packed with dynamic training sessions, inspiring conferences, and collaborative townhall meetings Every event this month created valuable spaces for learning, innovation, and collective progress in the world of genomics

Our comprehensive workshops and immersive hands-on trainings continue to reflect Genotypic’s unwavering commitment to empowering the research community with world-class sequencing technologies and expertise Through open dialogues and knowledge exchange at conferences and townhalls, we are building stronger connections and nurturing a culture of scientific excellence

As we look ahead, we remain dedicated to creating even more opportunities that foster discovery, collaboration, and advancement in genomics

Happy Reading!

THE EDITOR’S NOTE

Team: Sachin C, Shreya Singh

Email: corpcomm@genotypic co in

Phone: +91-9900035744

Address: #2/13, Balaji Complex, 80 Feet Rd, R M V 2nd Stage, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560094

Website: www genotypic co in GENOMICS DIGEST

Shaping the Future of Genomics: Vision, Mission, and AI Integration GENOTYPIC'S TOWNHALL MEETING

Genotypic Technology’s Townhall Meeting on 3 April 2025 saw a dynamic session with CEO, Dr. Raja Mugasimangalam, who took the opportunity to discuss

the company’s vision and mission Addressing the team, Dr Raja delved into the increasing role of Artificial Intelligence in genomics, particularly its potential to drive breakthroughs in genomic research and diagnostics. He underscored the importance of staying at the forefront of technological advancements and how AI is revolutionizing our approach to data analysis, sequencing, and personalized medicine.

The session emphasized the company’s commitment to innovation and fostering a collaborative environment for groundbreaking discoveries.

Dr. Raja’s talk left the team feeling inspired and motivated to contribute to Genotypic’s mission of advancing scientific progress through cutting-edge genomics technologies

Empowering Genomics Research Through Hands-On Learning in Long-Read Sequencing GENOTYPIC’S ALL NEW TRAINING HUB

On April 9th, 2025, Genotypic Technology opened the doors of our exclusive Training and R&D facility: Oxford Nanopore Training Hub (Bright Lab) to researchers from

Hybrinomics Life Science & Diagnostics This one-of-its-kind space is dedicated to providing immersive, hands-on learning experiences in long-read sequencing technologies. The participants explored the power of real-time, high-throughput sequencing with Oxford Nanopore Technologies, discovering how it enables scalable, rapid, and accurate genomic analysis.

The session highlighted the revolutionary impact of long-read sequencing in research and diagnostics, showcasing its potential to accelerate discoveries.

Our Training Hub remains a vital resource for researchers, scientists, and institutions aiming to harness the transformative capabilities of nextgeneration genomics technologies

Pushing the Boundaries of Genomics with Oxford Nanopore Technologies EXCITING TIMES AT ICAR-NIHSAD

From April 16-17, 2025, Genotypic Technology led an engaging Oxford Nanopore sequencing training and installation session at the ICAR-National Institute of

High Security Animal Diseases (NIHSAD) This hands-on event provided participants with an in-depth look at the latest advancements in genomic sequencing. From live demonstrations to expert insights, attendees explored the capabilities of Oxford Nanopore Technologies in transforming genomic research.

The event served as a vital platform for researchers to dive deep into long-read sequencing, learning how these innovations can enhance studies in animal diseases and security.

With the future of genomics unfolding in real time, the session was an exciting step towards unlocking new possibilities for disease diagnostics and research

GENOTYPIC TECHNOLOGY AT IIT JAMMU

Empowering Future Researchers with Oxford Nanopore’s Cutting-Edge Sequencing Technology

On April 21-22, 2025, Genotypic Technology conducted an insightful training session at the Indian Institute of Technology, Jammu, focused on Long-Read Sequencing

This hands-on event demonstrated the power of highthroughput, real-time sequencing, providing participants with a deeper understanding of complex genomic data, particularly in cancer research. Attendees explored the scalability, speed, and accuracy of Oxford Nanopore’s technology, unlocking new research possibilities in genomics.

The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where participants shared their insights and left eager to integrate Oxford Nanopore’s capabilities into their own research projects.

A day with Oxford Nanopore Technologies GENOTYPIC AT WYMM BANGALORE

On April 25, 2025, Genotypic Technology hosted the Bangalore stop of the global #WYMM (What You’re Missing Matters) campaign a flagship event held at

The Leela Palace, Bangalore This exclusive in-person gathering brought together India’s top researchers, clinicians, and the global Oxford Nanopore team to spotlight cuttingedge applications in human genomics. rom structural variants to methylation insights, participants saw firsthand how Oxford Nanopore’s real-time sequencing is helping decode complex diseases like cancer and rare genetic disorders.

Genotypic Technology, as the official Channel Partner for Oxford Nanopore Technologies in India, played a key role in curating the experience bridging global innovation with Indian research needs.

By enabling deeper conversations around human genomics, Genotypic continues to support the scientific community in unlocking discoveries that truly matter

Fueling Breakthroughs in Microbial Research with Long-Read Sequencing GENOTYPIC AT CSIR-IMTECH

On April 28–29, 2025, Genotypic Technology successfully trained students and researchers at CSIRInstitute of Microbial Technology (IMTECH) on bacterial

genome sequencing using Oxford Nanopore’s GridION platform This hands-on event demonstrated the power of high-throughput, real-time sequencing, providing participants with a deeper understanding of microbial genomics.

Attendees explored the scalability, speed, and accuracy of Oxford Nanopore’s GridION system, unlocking new research possibilities in bacterial studies. The session concluded with an interactive Q&A, where participants shared their insights and left eager to integrate LongRead sequencing into their future research projects.

August 12 - 14, 2025 | JN Tata Auditorium, IISc,

Bengaluru

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The Genomics India Conference (GIC) 2025 will bring together leading genome research groups, institutions, and industry pioneers actively engaged in large and small-scale genome projects across India This premier event will spotlight Indian Genome Initiatives and the GenomeIndia Project (DBT-supported), featuring exclusive insights into its database and applications

GIC 2025 is the ultimate platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange and cutting-edge discoveries in genomic sciences Attendees can look forward to key discussions on groundbreaking research and innovations shaping the future of genomics, with sessions covering diverse domains such as

Focus Areas

& Plant Genomes

India’s Largest & Most Influential Genomics Gathering

Single Cell Genomics Clinincal Genomics

AI in Genomics NGS

The Genomics India Conference 2025 returns for its 5th edition as India’s premier genomics event, bringing together top scientists, policymakers, industry leaders and stakeholders Organized by Genotypic Technology and co-organized by Dhitiomics Technologies, QTLomics Technology & IBioM, the event will explore cuttingedge advancements shaping the future of genomic sciences GIC2025 provides a vital platform for Indian MSMEs and startups to showcase their contributions to this rapidly evolving field

Event Schedule

Registration - collect the Badges at registration desk

Satellite Workshops

Day 1

12 Aug, 2025 th

Full day Hands-on Workshop on NGS Analysis with Live Sequencing & Library Prep

Upskilling researcher investigators for the AI World (½ day)

Workshops by Genomics & Allied Technology Firms (Industry-led sessions ½ day)

Inauguration & Keynote Talks Opening insights from industry & academic leaders

Keynote talk on GenomeIndia Project by DBT - Insights into its database and applications

Major Genome Projects in India: Human Genomics (GIP, IndiGen), Plant Genomics (Rice, Cotton, etc ), Animal Genomics (Buffalo, Cattle, Poultry, Fish)

Live Demos & Technology Showcases: Hands-on NGS & genomics tool demos

Day 2

13 Aug, 2025 th

Parallel Sessions on Cancer genomics

Poster Presentations and Startup Showcases: Innovations from genome centres & biotech firms

Keynote Talk

Gala Dinner & Networking: Evening networking with peers and experts

Keynote Talk

Major Genome Projects in India: Microbial & Bacterial Genomics (MTB AMR, Gut Microbiome, Bioremediation), Fungal Genomics (Pathogens & Beneficial), Special Initiatives (Pangenomes, Metagenomics)

Live Demos & Technology Showcases

Day 3

14 Aug, 2025 th

Allied Technologies Session : Single cell genomics and Transcriptomics

Poster Presentations and Startup Showcases: Innovations from genome centres & biotech firms

Parallel Sessions on HealthTech and Biotech Startups

Keynote Talk

Hall A

Hall B

Hall C

Main Hall

Main Hall

Main Hall & Hall A

Main Hall

Hall A

Exhibit Area

Main Hall

Jawahar Guest House

Main Hall

Main Hall

Main Hall

Main Hall

Exhibit Area

Hall A

Main Hall

Valedictory Lecture; Awards and Closing Main Hall

Registrations

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONS CLOSES ON 5TH JUNE 2025

Grab your passes today!!

Organizing Committee

Patrons

Dr Sudha N Rao, Co-Founder & Executive Director, Genotypic Technology

Dr Rajesh S Gokhale*, Secretary DBT & Chairman BIRAC, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India

Prof Samir K. Brahmachari, Founder Director CSIR- IGIB, Former Director General, CSIR

Prof. K. V. S. Hari, Director, Centre for Brain Research

Dr Richi V Mahajan*, Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India

Prof Narahari, Indian Institute of Science

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Dr Raja Mugasimangalam Founder & CEO, Genotypic Technology Pvt Ltd Convenor

Organizing Members

Dr Saroja M K

Dr. K Thangaraj J C Bose Fellow, CSIR - CCMB, Hyderabad

Dr Sanjeev Shukla Professor - Biological Sciences IISER Bhopal

Dr Rakesh S Laishram Scientist F, RGCB Thiruvananthapuram

Dr G Umapathy Senior Principal Scientist CSIR - CCMB, Hyderabad

Prof Debnath Pal Dept Computational & Data Sciences Indian Institute of Science Co-Convenor

Dr Karthik Genotypic Technology Pvt Ltd Organizing Secretary

Dr Santosh Kumar

Confirmed speakers/Past speakers

Dr. Chirag Jain Assistant Professor IISc, Bengaluru

Dr Ashutosh Singh Associate Professor Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR

Dr Paresh Sharma Scientist-D, NIAB Hyderabad

Dr Manoj Gopalkrishnan CEO at Algorithmic Biologics Bengaluru

Prof Samir Brahmachari Founder Director CSIR- IGIB

Dr Dasaradhi Palakodeti Principal Investigator InStem, Bengaluru

Dr Royana Singh Professor, Institute of Medical Sciences - BHU, Varanasi

Dr Kundan Sengupta Professor, IISER Pune

Dr Radhakrishnan R Nair Scientist F, RGCB Kerala

Dr Praveen K Bharti Scientist F, ICMR-NIMR New Delhi

Dr Anurag Agarwal Dean, Ashoka University Sonipat

Dr Meenal Vyas

Dr Rakesh Mishra Director - TIGS Bengaluru

Dr Beena Pillai Scientist CSIR - IGIB, Delhi

Dr Niyaz Ahmed Professor - University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad

Dr Jayadev MSK Associate Professor Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR

Dr Vidur Mahajan CEO - CARPL ai New Delhi

MrAiyaz aiyaz@genotypic co in +919900809480

GIC2025 Sponsorships Opportunities

Email: conference@genotypic.co.in Visit: www.genomicsindia.co.in Sponsorships/Stalls

Contact Us

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