IAESTE Internships

Location

India

Internship type

ON-SITE

Reference number

IN-2025-D2609-MJ

Students Requirements

General discipline

Biology
Biomedical Sciences

Completed Years of Study

2

Fields of Study

Languages

English Excellent (C1, C2)

Required Knowledge and Experience

-

Other Requirements

-

Work Details

Duration

10 - 10 Weeks

Within These Dates

11.05.2025 - 02.10.2025

Holidays

NONE

Work Environment

-

Gross pay

16000 INR / month

Working Hours

40.0 per week / 8.0 per day

Living Lodging

Type of Accommoditation

IAESTE

Cost of lodging

8500 INR / month

Cost of living

16000 INR / month

Work Offered

Additional Info

Work description

Biosciences intern:Project Title: Antimicrobial activity of bioactive compoundsWork Description:1. This research project focuses on evaluating the antimicrobial activity of bioactive compounds, both natural and synthetic, against various bacterial and fungal strains. Initially, the project will involve screening potential lead compounds to identify those with significant antimicrobial properties.2. The research will progress to mechanistic studies to investigate the mode of action of these compounds, determining how they exert their antimicrobial effects at the cellular level.3. Cytotoxicity assays will be conducted on the lead compounds to assess their safety and potential side effects on human cells.4. The Expected Outcomes of this research aim to contribute to the development of new antimicrobial agents that can address the growing issue of antibiotic resistance and provide effective treatments for infectious diseases5. The project may pave the way for innovative strategies to combat microbial infections and enhance public health. Collaboration with industry partners may further facilitate the translation of these findings into practical solutions, ultimately contributing to improved health Expected Outcomes and sustainability.Expected Outcome:1. The project is expected to identify novel bioactive compounds with significant antimicrobial activity against bacterial and fungal strains.2. Additionally, it will provide insights into their mechanisms of action and cytotoxicity profiles, paving the way for the development of effective antimicrobial agents to combat antibiotic resistance and improve health Expected Outcomes.

Deadline

30.04.2025