“What is being achieved here (at BRIC-inStem) must resonate across the country – not for recognition, but because India needs it.”
– Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Science and Technology (I/C), 24 April 2025 at BRIC-inStem, Bengaluru

Image: Human gastruloids generated from an embryonic stem cell line of Indian origin.
Credits: Arghakusum Das, Inamdar Lab

“An institute like this is going to be perhaps one of the torchbearers of the new (bio-economy) revolution.”
– Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Science and Technology (I/C), 24 April 2025 at BRIC-inStem, Bengaluru

Human embryonic stem cell line of Indian origin.
Credits: Credits: Pratiksha P Bhat, Inamdar lab

Overlay of heart at different embryonic development stages; nuclei of the heart were imaged using a confocal microscope
Credits: Drisya Dileep and Subha, Minhaj Lab

Confocal image showing a transverse section of planaria at the pharynx.
Credits: Vinay Kumar Dubey, Palakodeti laboratory

Snared in the TRAP: Sialic acid bound to bacteria’s TRAP transporter in complex with a Nanobody.
Credits: Sucharita Bose, National Cryo-EM Facility, iBRIC-inStem || Data source: Goyal et.al eLife13:RP98158 (2024), EMDB: 38925

Image of Drosophila hematopoietic tissue.
Credits: Diana Rodrigues, Inamdar laboratory