Albupax was initially launched on the Indian market in September 2008 by Natco Pharma, an Indian pharmaceutical company. Albupax is a generic version of the nanotechnology-based Abraxane drug by US company Abraxis BioScience, distributed in India through Biocon ; Abraxane is costlier than the Natco version by around Rs 5,000 per vial.
Three months ago, Abraxis Bioscience filed [...]
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The Indian subsidiary of Fresenius Kabi launched in March 2009 a new phase I clinical trial involving a nanoparticle formulation, which is now registered in the Clinicaltrials.gov database under reference NCT00915369. According to this page, “the main objectives of the study are to determine the pharmacokinetic profile of the drug at different dose levels in [...]
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Nanoshel is an Indian company which makes single-walled, multi-walled and functionalized carbon nanotubes used in various industry sectors. The company blog – Nanoshel Research Center - is mostly dedicated to nanotube-related R&D (RSS feed).
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The Bangalore Nano 2008 conference will take place in Bangalore (India) from December 11th till December 13th. The program is available here. Although a few experts from abroad are among the speakers, it is mostly a national event.
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NanoDaddy.com provides in the same place nanotechnology research news, business news, and event annoucements . NanoIndian seems to be a brother website with pretty much the same design and structure – and a focus on Indian nanotechnology news & events.
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