An overview of research and development in India
India’s research and development ecosystem comprises five stakeholders who contribute their varying shares to fund the country’s research and development.
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The shift towards a technocratic society in Oman’s Vision 2040
Oman’s Vision 2040 is a guide for planning activities in the next two decades. It was formulated after considering inputs from several stakeholders.
global politics and international business, literature survey, middle east, research and developmentInnovation concept development in the UAE
Innovation concept development is an important pillar of the UAE’s Vision 2021.
industry overview, middle east, research and developmentRole of epidemiology studies in the development of public health care policies
Epidemiology-based health care policies are systematic and objective assessments of the science including meta-analyses, decision analyses, and economic evaluations and involve primarily quantitative evidence (Barata, 2013).
Biostatistics in epidemiological studies, epidemiology, Public health policies, research and developmentTechnologies and resources used in biomarker discovery and development
Biomarker development has served as an indicator of disease progression and response to therapeutic intervention. The conventional approach involved the study of molecules (considered as biomarker) in regulatory pathways but with the advent of technologies and resources, the development and discovery of biomarkers gotten easier.
Importance of Molecular Biomarkers in Non-communicable diseases, research and development, technologyNovel drug development to curb malaria
Malaria is a mosquito borne blood disease, which remains a devastating global health problem. It is caused by the obligate intraerythrocytic protozoa belonging to genus Plasmodium.
Biostatistics in epidemiological studies, Epidemiological study for malaria, epidemiology, research and developmentTransition from closed innovation to open innovation
Peter Drucker, the legendary management consultant stressed upon the need for innovation and established that a business enterprise has only two basic functions; marketing and innovation (Drucker, n.d. cited in Swaim, 2010).
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