BioTecNika - December 2015

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Promoting women entrepreneurship, green solutions and development of eco-friendly techniques are on their agenda and are determined to make it a reality very soon! We are talking about the two women entrepreneurs Gayathri Thankachi and Aadra Chandra Mouli, who are currently leading the biotech company Aeka Biochemicals based in Kerala. They are focused on serving the society through Aeka while staying green in all ways.

Aeka manufactures biotechnological, biochemical & enzymatic products, chemical products or extracts of biological origin, and can be applied directly or indirectly in the development of products for relevant uses. In this issue read the story of Gayathri Thankachi and Aadra Chandra Mouli, the women entrepreneurs and founders of Aeka Biochem, who lead the first women owned biotech company. Other stories to grab your interest are Reversing aging, How Theranos, a successful biotech company rose and fell, Antibiotics and if they are nearing an end, Top 10 bioindustry trends for 2016 indicating the most importantly upcoming biotrends for the coming year and many more.

Special thanks to Dr. Amol Raut, CEO, GeneSupport; Shiladitya Sengupta and Ms. Dorothy Lou, Lead Business Development, Transcriptic (US) for their valuable contribution in bringing together their opinions on various verticals of bioindustry.

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The essential guide to all the news in biotechnology industry & Academia run by India's Most popular Biotechnology Portal www.biotecnika.org. BioTecNika has access to world’s most influential Biotech entrepreneurs, Businesses and institutions. The magazine showcases all this via exclusive features that are insightful, informative and presented with style.

Distinguished by its indepth analysis and latest information, BioTecNika has been an indispensable part of life of Biotechies for over 8+ years. Our well-heeled readership shape opinions and trends in India and across the region. This affluent and influential group is almost impossible to reach - except through the pages of BioTecNika