Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Life Sciences Students Urged to Turn Research into Start‑ups
Dr Ramji Pallela talked to students at Osmania University about turning science into real products.
He said that students can get internships, grants, and help from big science agencies.
He wants them to think about how their work can help people.
He also said that students should learn about patents and how to share their discoveries.
He told them to start these projects early, not wait until they finish school.
The talk also covered how to plan a career in biotechnology and start a company.
Students were encouraged to join competitions and programs that help them become entrepreneurs.
The goal is to make science useful for everyone.
Dr Ramji Pallela urged life sciences students at Osmania University to transform research into products and start‑ups.
He highlighted internships, fellowships, grants, incubation programmes and seed funding from agencies like BIRAC, DBT, DST, CSIR, ICMR and ANRF.
Pallela stressed the need for practical scientific and social applications, intellectual property rights, technology transfer and interdisciplinary work.
He encouraged students to engage in innovation challenges, funding competitions and entrepreneurship programmes early in their careers.
The session also covered career planning, biotechnology start‑ups, research funding and emerging opportunities in life sciences.
- Who
- Dr Ramji Pallela, life sciences students and researchers at Osmania University
- What
- Urged students to transform research into products and start‑ups, highlighting funding and incubation options
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Osmania University, Hyderabad
- Why
- To encourage practical application of research and create useful products
- Speaker
- Dr Ramji Pallela
- Institution
- Osmania University
- Sector
- Life Sciences
- Opportunities
- Internships, fellowships, grants, incubation, seed funding
- Agencies
- BIRAC, DBT, DST, CSIR, ICMR, ANRF