Partners & Collaborations
Partners & Collaborations
Spectrum Institute of Science and Technology (SIST) has partnered with leading research institutions and organizations to provide students with practical, industry-relevant training. Our goal is to produce skilled graduates prepared to contribute to their communities. Through these collaborations, SIST students gain valuable hands-on experience and knowledge.
| Accelerated Drug Development AB, Sweden is based in Karolinska Institute, Sweden and was created to promote further development of the technology, prove clinical value of the technology and consequent implementation D~sense technology in routine clinical practice. The D~sense technology has been developed at the Department of Microbiology, Tumour and Cell Biology (MTC) at the Karolinska Institute over the last 12 years by a team of scientists and it builds on frontline knowledge and understanding of tumour biology.
This technology will enable clinicians to predict a patient response to a treatment and will allow optimization of a treatment leading to better cure, minimal side effects and maximized cost efficiency. The concept is similar to the test of bacterial antibiotic sensitivity. This technology will also enable personalized treatment for patients which will in turn revolutionize the field of cancer therapy. D~Sense technology shows very promising results in the controlled laboratory environment of the developer with several scientific papers being published, but its value in routine clinical laboratories remains to be determined through a set of carefully performed research projects and clinical trials in tight connection with oncological clinics. SIST will collaborate on the many levels of these project with the goal of bringing D~Sense technology from bench to bed side thereby translating research into commercial use for the improvement of patients. |
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Biozone Research Technologies Private Limited (BRTPL) is a Chennai based bioscience entity encompassing contract research academic and industrial training, publishing services and renewable energy solutions in its business cluster.Biozone is formed on the strong foundation of scientific expertise and technology development that is dedicated to developing and providing integrated research solutions in the area of life science research. Biozone is a fast-growing bioscience contract research firm with a proven track record of delivering the best solutions to its customers and have penchant for consistently updating their services. Research and development at Biozone has always been application oriented keeping in mind the requirements of the market and the social impact on Humankind in general. |
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The St. John’s Research Institute (SJRI) is a part of the St John’s National Academy of Health Sciences, which is run by the CBCI Society for Medical Education. From its inception, St. John’s has set before it an ideal of excellence in academic courses as well as service to society as a result of which it has truly become holistic both in its outlook and in its approach to the problems of community health. |
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The Futures Entrepreneurship Centre at the Plymouth Business School, UK has established close collaborations with Spectrum Institute of Science & Technology. The Department provides a collaborative partnership with SIST where cross-sectoral collaborations with respect to entrepreneurship, research and pedagogy that take place regularly in the Centre at the University. |
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Mini Silicon Valley Innovation Group is an international innovative company dedicated to the investment and operation of medical and health industries alongside investment and operation of high-tech industries, investment and operation of cultural and education industries as-well as investment on fund management and consultations. |
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Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training provider. |
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Industrial Technology Institute is the pioneer Scientific Research & Development organization in Sri Lanka. ITI the successor to Ceylon Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research (CISIR) and comes under the purview of the Ministry of Science, Technology & Research and is accredited as per ISO 17025:2005 and conforms to ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Standards. ITI co-operates with government departments and institutions, universities, technical colleges and other bodies in demand driven research to promote industrial technology development. ITI also undertakes testing, investigation and research, for improving product quality, technical processes and methods used in industry, and for discovering new processes and methods to be used in industry. ITI actively engages in activities connected with technology transfers, the adaptation of technologies and the development of new technologies; conduct research with a view to accelerating industrial technology development; undertakes training of persons in areas related to the experience of the Technology Institute; undertakes or to collaborate in the survey and monitoring of environmental pollution and to recommend remedial measures to mitigate such pollution. Research and Internships for several final year students of SIST are being facilitated at the Industrial Technology Institute. |
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Human Genetics Unit of the Faculty of Medicine University of Colombo is the only centre in Sri Lanka dedicated to providing clinical genetic services including genetic testing and genetic counselling. In addition, HGU conduct both undergraduate, postgraduate, and CME courses in genetics for medical and allied health professionals and programmes aimed at raising genetic awareness among the public. HGU has an active research programme in reproductive genetics. They play a major role to make genetic services available to the people of Sri Lanka and contribute to policy formation in the field of genetics in Sri Lanka. The Biochemistry and Molecular Biology department plays an active role in the undergraduate medical curriculum, with a teaching commitment in the form of lectures, small group activities, problem based learning, interdisciplinary staff seminars and laboratory practical classes. In addition, a MSc. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is offered for postgraduate students. Research interests of the department include nutrition, molecular biology, cell culture, study of plant-based medicines and enzymology. Research and Internships for several final year students of SIST are being facilitated at the Human Genetics Unit & the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular biology, University of Colombo. |
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Skill-Lync offers industry relevant advanced engineering courses for engineering students by partnering with industry experts. |  |
Accelerated Drug Development AB, Sweden is based in Karolinska Institute, Sweden and was created to promote further development of the technology, prove clinical value of the technology and consequent implementation D~sense technology in routine clinical practice. The D~sense technology has been developed at the Department of Microbiology, Tumour and Cell Biology (MTC) at the Karolinska Institute over the last 12 years by a team of scientists and it builds on frontline knowledge and understanding of tumour biology.This technology will enable clinicians to predict a patient response to a treatment and will allow optimization of a treatment leading to better cure, minimal side effects and maximized cost efficiency. The concept is similar to the test of bacterial antibiotic sensitivity. This technology will also enable personalized treatment for patients which will in turn revolutionize the field of cancer therapy.D~Sense technology shows very promising results in the controlled laboratory environment of the developer with several scientific papers being published, but its value in routine clinical laboratories remains to be determined through a set of carefully performed research projects and clinical trials in tight connection with oncological clinics. SIST will collaborate on the many levels of these project with the goal of bringing D~Sense technology from bench to bed side thereby translating research into commercial use for the improvement of patients.
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