BRIC-NCCS

The National Centre for Cell Science (NCCS) is a premier research institution located in Pune, India, supported by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India. Established to advance cell biology research, NCCS focuses on pioneering studies in various areas, including the biology of cancer, microbiology, and stem cell regeneration. The center serves as a national repository for animal cells and microbial resources, facilitating cutting-edge research and providing essential services to scientists and institutions across the country.

In addition to its robust research initiatives, NCCS offers a range of academic programs including PhD and postdoctoral training, and hands-on workshops in cell culture and bioinformatics. It houses advanced facilities such as bio-imaging, DNA sequencing, and fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS). With a mandate to foster innovation and collaboration, NCCS actively engages in outreach and provides resources for career development in the scientific community. Its commitment to excellence positions NCCS as a vital player in India's biotechnology landscape.