1. Nano-Biosensor Development:
– Develop advanced nano-biosensors for detecting water-borne microorganisms.
– Implement established protocols for biosensor creation, emphasizing specificity and accuracy.
2. Joint Module Development and PhD Supervision:
– Transform an existing post-graduate module into a joint initiative with the Indian organization.
– Facilitate online participation of Indian postgraduate and PhD students via the MSteam platform.
3. Knowledge Dissemination:
– Organize the 3rd International conference in September 2024, focusing on functional nanomaterials in industrial applications.
– Conduct a one-day workshop in April 2024, bringing together experts to discuss nano-bio sensors and potential collaborations.
4. Consultation and Risk Assessment:
– Conduct meetings with UK and Indian consultants to assess the risks and explore broader applications for microbial detection in food and water samples.
5. Global Collaboration:
– Facilitate international travel for project leads, promoting collaboration between the UK and India.
– Foster exchange and sharing of knowledge through cross-border interactions.
These objectives collectively aim to advance the development of nano-biosensors, promote collaborative learning through joint modules and PhD supervision, disseminate knowledge through conferences and workshops, and ensure effective risk assessment and consultation throughout the project duration.