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Hands on Workshop on Combating Antimicrobial Resistance Through Bacteriophages And Emerging Bio therapeutics Translating One Health Research Into Practice

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Added to NoticeTap 8 Oct 2026, 6:03 pm IST

Details updated 9 Oct 2026, 12:05 am IST

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To provide comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in bacteriophage isolation, characterization, host range determination, lytic activity, and therapeutic phage selection.

Key dates

Application deadline
5 Oct 2026
Who this is forWhat to do nextDates and scheduleFees and paymentImportant to know

Who this is for

Scientists and Researchers / Assistant or Associate Professors from State / Central Universities / Public Sector Undertakings of Central / State Governments / Research and Development Institutions / Research Laboratories who are actively involved in bacteriophage-related research.

What to do next

For workshop registration, interested participants are requested to visit https://icarnrce.in/

Dates and schedule

WORKSHOP DATES 1-2 November 2026

Fees and payment

Workshop Registration Fees: Rs. 2000

Important to know

Participants registering after 15 September are kindly requested to confirm workshop seat availability by email before submitting the workshop fee payment.

Remind me before the deadline

At 09:00 IST, subject to scheduled delivery.

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Source last read: 8 Oct 2026

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