Speaker: Dr. Praneet Prakash, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Cambridge, UK. Date: 12th, March Time: 4.00 PM Venue: TCS Smart X Building, Classroom No.3 (GF -12). Title: Dynamical Complexity in Microbial Matter Abstract: Microorganisms inhabit highly fluctuating natural environments and survive in a low-nutrient resource bath. It is now well-recognized that nutrient exchanges among microbes play […]

Speaker: Dr. Tanmoy Saha, MSc, PhD. Instructor, Harvard Medical School Associate Bioengineer, Brigham and Women’s Hospital Date: 13th March Time: 2.00 PM Venue: TCS Smart X Building, Seminar Hall - (G F - 22) Title: Harnessing Nanoscale Cellular Communication for Designing Next-Generation Therapeutics Abstract: Aberrant intercellular communication underlies disease progression. For example, cancer cells communicate […]

Speaker: Dr. Tomas Gedeon Date: 13th March Time: 4.00 PM Venue: TCS Smart X Building, Classroom 03 - (G F - 12) Title: Modeling complex phenotypes supported by gene regulatory networks Abstract: Gene regulatory networks with more than a few genes can support different phenotypes in different conditions. These conditions may be external inputs like […]

Speaker: Dr. Andreas Blaeser Date: 21st March Time: 4.00 PM Venue: TCS Smart X Building, Classroom 03 - (G F - 12) Title: BioMedical Printing Technology – from Vascularized OOCs to Cellular Agriculture Abstract: The field of biomedical printing encompasses various techniques for the bio fabrication of living tissue. Among these, 3D bioprinting is the […]

Title: Indigenous technologies for Gene therapy: Progress and Prospects Speaker: Dr. Jayandharan Rao, Abstract: The most important component of gene therapy in humans is the choice of an efficient and safe gene delivery system, otherwise known as vectors. Viruses have emerged as important tools for this purpose. This is due to their natural ability to target […]

Speaker: Dr. Anuradha Chandramohan CMC, Vellore Date: 16th June Time: 11.00 AM Venue: GF - 12, TCS Smart X Building Title: Are these problems or are these opportunities? Abstract: Imaging plays a critical role in diagnosing diseases, mapping their extent for therapeutic decision-making, assessing treatment response, and prognostication. Beyond these core functions, there is growing […]

Speaker: Dr. Abhishek Jain Department of Biomedical Engineering College of Engineering Department of Medical Physiology School of Medicine Texas A&M University. Title: Convergence Engineering: Vascular & Cancer Medicine with Organ-Chips on Earth and Space Abstract: The perpetual rise in cost of healthcare is one of the biggest socioeconomic problems of our globe. Part of the […]

Speaker: Tanmoy Saha, MSc, PhD. Instructor at Harvard Medical School Associate Bioengineer at Brigham and Women’s Hospital Date: 21st August 2025 Time: 10.00 AM Venue: GF - 22, TCS Smart X Hub (TSH) Building Title: Harnessing Nanoscale Cellular Communication for Designing Next-Generation Therapeutics Abstract: Cellular communication plays a critical role in physiology. Aberrant intercellular communication […]

Speaker: Dr. Sayan Deb Dutta Senior postdoctoral research fellow Biorobotics Research Group, Kangwon National University, South Korea. Date: 7th October 2025 Time: 10.00 AM Venue: GF - 22, TCS Smart X Hub (TSH) Building Title: From design to healing: Engineering stimuli-responsive function biomaterials for advanced therapeutics Abstract: Stimuli-responsive smart biomaterials are revolutionizing advanced therapeutics by […]

Speaker: Prof. Jeremy Simpson College Principal & Dean of Science UCD College of Science Date: 8th October 2025 Time: 4.00 PM Venue: Classroom- 624(6th Floor), TCS Smart X Hub (TSH) Building Title: Deleting the Genome: Quantitative Imaging Approaches to Design Nanomedicine Delivery Strategies Abstract: Quantitative biological imaging approaches can be used to study a wide […]

Immunoengineering Summit 2026 Where immunology meets engineering. The Immunoengineering Summit brings together immunologists, engineers, modellers and clinicians to ask a shared question: how do we measure, model, and deliberately reshape immune responses? Hosted by the Immunoengineering Lab at IISc’s Department of Bioengineering, the meeting is intentionally small and conversation-led. We have three days of talks, […]