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U.S. Ambassador to India, Mr Sergio Gor called on and discussed ways of expanding bilateral collaborations in skilling, investment, knowledge exchange and industry-led partnerships across domains in biotechnology, quantum technologies, space, atomic energy and nuclear medicine.
Must appreciate Mr Gor's keenness to upscale business partnerships between the two countries.
The discussions anchored in the "U.S.-India TRUST initiative" launched last year as a framework for cooperation among governments, academia, industry and StartUps in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum technologies, biotechnology, energy, advanced materials, critical minerals and space technologies.
India’s major advantage lies in its large and heterogeneous genetic data pool, with diverse population groups coexisting within the country. This could be of significant value for global research in biotechnology, precision medicine, AI-enabled diagnostics and future healthcare solutions. The emerging tools such as AI-enabled diagnosis, sequencing technologies and faster testing methods could significantly reduce time in healthcare delivery, including processes that otherwise take nearly 48 hours through conventional culture-based methods.
Nuclear research has been opened up to the private sector for the first time in India, with the personal indulgence of PM @NarendraModi, thus paving the way for new investment opportunities, private sector participation and international collaboration in advanced cancer care, diagnostics, oncology research and genetic medicine.
Four thematic hubs have been established under the National Quantum Mission in quantum computing, communication, sensing and metrology, and quantum materials and devices; India has achieved more than half of the Mission’s targets in three years against an eight-year framework.
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