डिप्टी सीएम बोले-आधुनिक इलाज के लिए शोध जरूरी, CBMR को नेशनल ट्रांसलेशनल रिसर्च इंस्टीट्यूट बनाने की तैयारी

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सीबीएमआर के 19वें वार्षिकोत्सव कार्यक्रम में डिप्टी सीएम ब्रजेश पाठक सहित कई वैज्ञानिक और साइंटिस्ट हुए शामिल

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00:00We are here at the Center of Biomedical Research Center and today we are here at the 19th century.

00:07We are here at the 19th century.

00:10The program is completed.

00:13The researchers and students are here.

00:17We are here at the 19th century.

00:21We are here at the 19th century.

00:23We are here at the 19th century.

00:25We are here at the 19th century.

00:32We are here at the 19th century.

00:34We are here at the 19th century.

00:46and it was very bad that they had to be here in the country and also they had to

00:54give it to them how the city would get bigger, how the city would grow, how the city would

00:59grow and how the city would grow and how the city would grow.

01:03Because this is a state of the government, which is a part of the city in the whole country,

01:09which is a part of the disease.

01:12So, they have increased our health and increased our research in the nature index.

01:23We have the name of the top 200 of the wish in the top 200 of the wish and we have the name of the bharat in bharvestan.

01:30So, the state government funded institutions are only one of the top 200 of the wish in the top 200.

01:38So, that's why they have a great support for our health and health.

01:44My name is Himanshu Pandey. I am a PhD scholar here.

01:48My research is on tinnitus.

01:52It is a disease that comes from the heart.

01:57It comes from the heart.

02:01So, the disease comes from the heart.

02:07So, the disease comes from the heart.

02:10The disease comes from the heart.

02:12The disease comes from the heart.

02:14So, the main agenda of our study was that we are listening to the heart.

02:22It is a disease that comes from the heart.

02:25So, we have found that the tinnitus of the heart is coming from the heart.

02:29It is a direct relation to the tinnitus of the heart.

02:34My name is Kalpana Dhani. I am a PhD scholar at the Center for Biomedical Research.

02:41And my research purpose is psychogenic non-epileptic scissor.

02:48Particularly in adolescence.

02:50So, now we are aware of which stage.

02:53As we have early stage and late stage patients.

02:58So, we are aware that the brain of which reason is affected by the brain.

03:03So, we are an and that we are aware of which response to the heart.

03:04So, these behaviors affect the brain with the brain.

03:05And when the brain begins to the heart,

03:06then we are aware of who we are able to make the brain.

03:07You know, there are other episodes of the heart.

03:08So, the brain affects the brain.

03:09That one can affect the brain.

03:10And we are aware of happening both of us.

03:11So, the brain can affect the brain.

03:12You know, how are we aware of the brain?

03:13effect so we use our functional magnetic resonance imaging method using several models

03:21use and AI models use to know how the brain affects the early and late stage.

03:30I am Dr. Atul Goyal, Chief Scientist in Central Drug Research Institute, LACNO, where my

03:36work is discovery of new drug molecules as well as I am also working in the area of diagnostics.

03:43for human health and for disease to recognize the detection particularly in the different areas.

03:52So, here I have been looking at CBMR and I believe that the work of Vijayesh Patak Ji was very good

03:59and he told me that the institute has been established with the vision and how he started

04:09with the high level to the application point of view. So, in the starting point of view,

04:15he told me that this is a first institute that the state government funded.

04:20the research that has been done in the area of the region and the research that the

04:26scientists have been done directly with the scientists and the two of them have been

04:30filled with the gap and the society to work. So, it was very good interest and it was very

04:36good here. There were many new things that have been found. Basically, Dr. Ashutosh Sharma,

04:42Shaito Sharma Ji, who is the former DST secretary, he has told the difference in invention and innovation.

04:50It is very important. People are confused.

04:53I would like to know what is the two numbers.

04:55He has told that in invention you have funding and then you create knowledge.

05:01But in innovation you use that knowledge to create wealth.

05:06So that is a totally different aspect.

05:09I think many people just get confused what is invention and what is innovation.

05:13I think this is the Center for Biomedical Research.

05:16Mukmant Ji has also said that it is a unique set-up that is autonomous within the state government.

05:23It is not in any state.

05:25The basic scientific research, clinicians, doctors and all have a junction with cutting-edge technology.

05:34I think it is a very big hidden gem.

05:39The quality of work is outstanding.

05:44It is a basic work.

05:47It is translated to the bench to the bed.

05:53It is a business.

05:54It is a research that comes from research.

05:56People are以及omag.com.

05:57I thank you for watching.

05:58To see you, everybody get on the podcast.

05:59I thank you many of you.

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