RSG India
ISCB Student Council Regional Student Group India
Your local window to global opportunities.
RSG-India is the face of the ISCB-SC's RSG initiative in India. With over 800 members and counting from different levels of education (undergrads to postdocs) and different parts of the country, RSG-India represents a microcosm of the Indian computational lifesciences student community.
Join RSG-India today, to
- Get useful and pertinent information about the latest developments and opportunities in your field from the RSG-India Message board.
- Discuss and debate issues with others who share your research interests.
- Develop your network of contacts and form useful partnerships and collaborations.
- Get a chance to participate in exclusive projects and training opportunities for RSG-India members.
If you have any questions or comments, you can get in touch with us at rsg-india@iscbsc.org. Would you like to get more involved in the running of RSG-India? Drop us an email at the above address. We would love to hear from you.
Overview
President
Avinash Kumar Shanmugam
VIT University, Vellore, India
Secretary
Kedar Nath Natarajan
Amity University, Delhi, India
Faculty advisor
Iftikhar Aslam Tayubi
VIT University, Vellore, India
Contact
rsg-india@iscsbc.org
RSG's India, Singapore to collaborate on Student projects
Regional Student Groups of India and Singapore have decided to start a program of collaborations on student projects. The first project of this collaboration, a project on "Rational selection of drug targets based on the essential genes database" has just been announced and applications from students to participate in this has been called for. Interested members of RSG-India can apply with their CV and a cover letter describing why they feel they would be the best choice to participate in this project. Deadline for applications is 11:59 PM IST, June 15th 2009. Applications to be sent to rsg-india@iscbsc.org.
RSG-India featured in leading Indian newspaper
Regional Student Group - India was featured in the education supplement of 'The Hindu', a leading Newspaper. The article showcased RSG-India's work for the Bioinformatics student community in India and its efforts at promoting discussion and exchange of information within the student community.
The ISCB Student Council is organizing the