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ARIIA 2021 Report Submitted Institute Data for Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements (ARIIA) - 2020-21 Institute Name: Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences [ARI-U-0190] List all the departments / centers / units are part of innovation and startup ecosystem of the institite Type of Department / Mention the Stream / Department / Center / Student / Benificiary Academic Staff Strength Non-academic Staff Department / Center / Unit Name Discipline / Sector of Program Type Strength (2019-20) (2019-20) Strength (2019-20) Center / Unit focus Unit Level Centre of Organic Chemistry Academic Department Chemistry UG / PG / PhD Technical 90 2 1 with lab facility Centre of Food Processing Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 435 9 2 Laboratory of Gene regulation Pre-incubation unit Biology UG / PG / PhD Technical 12 3 1 Mycology Centre Pre-incubation unit Biology UG / PG / PhD Technical 25 2 1 Photocatalysis Centre Academic Department Chemistry UG / PG / PhD Technical 90 3 1 with lab facility Central Instrumentation Facility Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 70 3 1 Molecular Plant Microbe Interaction Pre-incubation unit Biotechnology UG / PG / PhD Technical 45 2 1 Hydraulics Machine and Solar Energy Centre Academic Department Mechanical Engineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 24 2 1 with lab facility Machine and Welding Workshop Academic Department Mechanical engineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 54 2 1 with lab facility Enzyme Technology Lab Academic Department Biotechnology UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 3 1 with lab facility Fruit and Vegetable Technology Lab Academic Department Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 85 4 1 with lab facility Bio-engineering Lab Academic Department Bioengineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 3 1 with lab facility Biosensor Technology Lab Pre-incubation unit Bioengineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 217 6 1 Plant tissue culture lab Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 3 1 Yeast Biology lab Pre-incubation unit Biology UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 3 2 Plant Physiology Laboratory Academic Department Plant biology UG / PG / PhD Technical 15 2 1 with lab facility Animal Tissue Culture Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 35 4 1 FIST Sponsored Proteomics Lab Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 20 2 1 Centre of Excellence in Automobile Engineering Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 43 4 1 List all the departments / centers / units are part of innovation and startup ecosystem of the institite Pharmaceutical Product Development Lab Pre-incubation unit Pharmaceutical UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 2 1 Sciences Food Testing Laboratory Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 435 9 2 Tinkering Lab Pre-incubation unit Engineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 36 2 1 Regional Centre of Excellence of VLCI Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 91 3 1 (Visionary Learning Community of India) Centre of Nanotechnology Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 120 2 1 Cyberoam Lab Pre-incubation unit Engineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 180 2 1 Steve Jobs Innovation and Incubation Centre Incubation Unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Non-Technical 98 9 1 Pharmacology reserach laboratory Academic Department Pharmaceutical UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 3 1 with lab facility Sciences Natural products Research laboratory Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 10 3 1 Pharmaceutical Chemistry research laboratory Academic Department Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 20 2 1 with lab facility Botany Lab Academic Department Plant Biology UG / PG / PhD Technical 40 2 1 with lab facility Bio-engineering lab Academic Department Bioengineering UG / PG / PhD Technical 25 3 1 with lab facility High Energy Lab Pre-incubation unit Physics UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 2 1 Environmental and Analytical Chemistry Lab Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 25 3 1 Intellectual Property Rights Cell IPR Cell / Patent Intellectual Property UG / PG / PhD Non-Technical 60 2 1 Facilitation Unit / Technology Transfer Centre Molecular Immuno Parasitology Lab Pre-incubation unit Microbiology UG / PG / PhD Technical 20 2 1 Himalayan Centre of Research and Sustainable Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 30 6 1 Development Centre for Omics and Biodiversity Research Pre-incubation unit Multidisciplinary UG / PG / PhD Technical 25 3 1 Dairy Technology Lab Pre-incubation unit Dairy Technology At all level Both 49 2 2 Cancer Research Centre Pre-incubation unit Research and At all level Technical 212 5 2 Development Participation of HEI in Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiatives of Ministry of Education (Till Today) Programs/Initiatives Status Registration ID Adopted National Innovation and Start-up Policy at the HEI Yes Not Required Establishment of Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) at HEI Yes IIC Registration ID : IC201811699 Trained Innovation Ambassadors at HEI Yes Not Required Participation in Smart India Hackathon (SIH) Yes Not Required Facilitated listing start-ups/ technologies in Young India combating COVID with Knowledge, Technology and Innovation (YUKTI 2.0) portal of MIC Yes Not Required Participation of HEI in Innovation & Entrepreneurship Initiatives of Ministry of Education (Till Today) Participation in National Education Alliance of Technology (NEAT) No Not Required Details of Co-curricular events/programs related to Innovation, IPR and Entrepreneurship/Start-up Conducted by the HEI Organizin g Total Had institute spent expenses Name of Departm Internal Internal External External Number either from own Did any of the participants Program Program Program Program ent / Program Program Program Program Participa Participa Participa Participa received any awards/recognition Srno Start Duration(i nts nts of resource/received fund to for startup / innovation ideas / (Full Theme Type Category Centre / Date End Date n Days) Location nts nts Participa organise the Name) Student (Student) (Faculty) (Student) (Faculty) nts program/activity/event? research? Body Name 1 Skills Training Institute Dean 13-08-20 17-08-20 5 Within 203 12 0 2 217 Progressi Entrepre Lead Student 19 19 Campus 83831 Award / 1st on neurship/ Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 Position / through Startup (SPRINT Recognition Rapid Team) Secured Intensive and Total Expense Title of Recognition Innovativ Amount Innovation / For best e Incurred by Start-up Presentatio Training Institute to Secured the n on stage workshop Organise the Award / for MBA Program (In Recognition On Rupees) Creativity and Award/Recog Innovatio nition/Achieve n ment Received for 2 Skills Skill Institute Dean 09-11-20 10-11-20 2 Within 179 2 0 1 182 No Progressi Innovatio developm Lead Student 19 19 Campus 83201 on n ent Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 through (SPRINT Rapid Team) Intensive Total Expense and Amount Innovativ Incurred by e Institute to Training Organise the workshop Program (In for Rupees) Undergra duate Students on Self Discover y 3 Skills Training Institute Dean 11-09-20 12-09-20 2 Within 231 2 0 1 234 No Progressi Innovatio Lead Student 19 19 Campus 84137 on n Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 through (SPRINT Rapid Team) Intensive Total Expense and Amount Innovativ Incurred by e Institute to Training Organise the workshop Program (In for Rupees) B.Tech Students on Self Discover y Details of Co-curricular events/programs related to Innovation, IPR and Entrepreneurship/Start-up Conducted by the HEI 4 Skills Skill Institute Dean 13-09-20 14-09-20 2 Within 126 4 0 1 131 No Progressi Entrepre developm Lead Student 19 19 Campus 82283 on neurship/ ent Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 through Startup (SPRINT Rapid Team) Intensive Total Expense and Amount Innovativ Incurred by e Institute to Training Organise the workshop Program (In for UG Rupees) Students on Confiden ce Building 5 Skills Training Institute Dean 26-09-20 28-09-20 3 Within 121 3 0 1 125 No Progressi Innovatio Lead Student 19 19 Campus 82175 on n Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 through (SPRINT Rapid Team) Intensive Total Expense and Amount Innovativ Incurred by e Institute to Training Organise the workshop Program (In for MBA Rupees) Students On Digital Transfor mation 6 Skills Training Institute Dean 30-09-20 01-10-20 2 Within 248 4 0 1 253 No Progressi Innovatio Lead Student 19 19 Campus 84479 on n Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 through (SPRINT Rapid Team) Intensive Total Expense and Amount Innovativ Incurred by e Institute to Training Organise the workshop Program (In for Rupees) B.Tech Students on leadershi p Skill 7 Skills Skill Institute Dean 03-10-20 04-10-20 2 Within 175 2 0 1 178 Progressi Innovatio developm Lead Student 19 19 Campus 83129 Award / 1st on n ent Activity Welfare 00:00:00 00:00:00 Position / through (SPRINT Recognition Rapid Team) Secured Intensive and Total Expense Title of Recognition Innovativ Amount Innovation / For Best e Incurred by Start-up Business Training Institute to Secured the Plan workshop Organise the Award / for MBA Program (In Recognition Students Rupees) on Business Award/Recog Plan nition/Achieve ment Received for Details of Co-curricular events/programs related to Innovation, IPR and Entrepreneurship/Start-up Conducted by the HEI 8 Skills Skill Institute Dean 10-10-20 11-10-20 2 Within 146 2 0 1 149 No Progressi Entrepre developm Lead Student 19 19 Campus 82607 on neurship/ ent Activity
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