At CSIR-IMTECH’s BERPDC division, Dr. Anirban Roy Choudhury (Scientist G) and his team aim to apply their expertise of bioprocess engineering, microbial biotechnology, and biomaterial formulations to develop technological solutions that benefit industry and society. Their research focuses on the fermentative production of various industrially significant biomolecules, such as microbial polysaccharides, enzymes, pigments, etc. They are also pioneering in advanced biomaterial preparations using polysaccharides and developing nano-nutraceuticals from fruit-industry waste. The key areas of research in his lab encompass: ◆ Industrial biotechnology: Advancing fermentation, process optimisation, and scale-up for commercially relevant biomolecules. ◆ Sustainability: Valorising industrial and fruit-processing waste into valuable bioproducts. ◆ Biomaterial innovation: Developing advanced polysaccharide-based materials, including hydrogel, nanogel, emulgel, etc., with multifarious applications. ◆ Health and nutrition: Nutraceutical formulations by enhancing the solubility and bioavailability of plant-derived polyphenols via green approaches. @DrJitendraSingh @CSIR_IND #CSIRIMTECH #BERPDC #IndustrialBiotechnology #BioprocessEngineering #MicrobialBiotechnology #Fermentation #Biomaterials #MicrobialPolysaccharides #CircularBioeconomy #NanoNutraceuticals #SustainableBiotechnology