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கடைக்கொட்கச் செ ய்தக்க தாண்மை இடைக்கொட்கின்
ஏற்றா விழுமந் தரும். - திருவள்ளுவர்
About Us
Annakkili Amma Research Institute (AARI) is the first algal biotechnology training and Research industry cum institute in Chennai. Annakkili Amma Research Institute (AARI) is equipped with state-of-the-art bio-analytical lab. This firm is registered as Micro Industry to provide Educational support services and R&D research in life science under MSME, Govt of India. The prime focus of the institute is to develop industrial ready workforce as well as algal biotechnological entrepreneurs. Moreover, Annakkili Amma Research Institute is bridging between academia and algal biotechnology industries like biodiesel bioethanol, food, agricultural, pharmaceutical, environmental and many other sectors. Our team members are being part of many industries as the consultants. AARI possess a good number of PhD's and M.Sc. holders as scientific officers and trainers.
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VISION
We aim to stand first of central hub between Algal biotechnology academia and biotechnology industries by producing quality workforce and being the first in class Algal bio-analytical laboratory in the country.
MISSION
Our mission is to become a resource center for algal biotechnology training and education. We will be able to provide the graduates, post graduates and researchers hands on experience in various laboratory techniques and sophisticated analytical instruments as well as skills needed for the development of new biochemical technologies in algal biotechnology industries/institutes. AARI also provides quality biotechnological analytical services to the needy, when their presence.
Our Team
Our Research team has several Research Scholars, Doctorates, College Professors as the consultant and trainees and the team is headed by Prof B.B. Chaugule (Retired Professor & Head, Department of Botany, Savitribai Phule Pune University).
"The best way to predict the future is to create it"
