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Amgen Launches First India Scholars Program at IIIT Hyderabad

Undergraduate researchers will apply artificial intelligence to genomics and drug discovery.

By Avantgarde News Desk··1 min read
Students in a high-tech lab at IIIT Hyderabad working on computers showing DNA data and AI research models.

Students in a high-tech lab at IIIT Hyderabad working on computers showing DNA data and AI research models.

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Biotechnology leader Amgen launched its first Scholars Program in India at the International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) Hyderabad [1][2]. The initiative supports undergraduate researchers from across Asia as they explore the intersection of technology and biology [1][3]. Participants focus on applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to fundamental sciences [2].

The program emphasizes critical areas such as drug discovery and genomics to advance scientific innovation [1][2]. Scholars work alongside faculty members on real-world research challenges [3]. This expansion marks a significant step in Amgen's global effort to nurture the next generation of scientists in emerging tech hubs [2][3].

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