The last few decades have witnessed a significant, if not revolutionary, shift in our understanding of living things and our capacity to control biological systems. This has resulted in significant advancements in biotechnology, which have a broad influence on a variety of fields, including consumer goods, agriculture, food, diagnostics, health care, and the environment. Until and unless the general public benefits from these biotechnological advancements, they are pointless.
Only if such technologies are adopted for production on an industrial scale would this be possible. The Department provides a special combination of applied biological sciences skills. It aims to apply this knowledge to advance different biotechnological processes and products. Achieving this goal is thought to be possible through: