School students get hands-on exposure to public health research at ICMR-NINE

The ICMR-NINE institute in Bengaluru is hosting a two-day event to introduce students to public health research and biomedical innovation. The program aims to inspire the next generation of scientists through hands-on demonstrations and exposure to medical technology.
Around 200 school students each day are getting a glimpse into public health research, disease surveillance and biomedical innovation at a two-day programme being organised by the ICMR-National Institute of NCD Epidemiology (ICMR-NINE), Bengaluru, under the ICMR-Science and Health Technology for Nextgen Explorers (SHINE) initiative.
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