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Department of Biotechnology, Government of India BTISnet Sub DIC

Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Mysore

Bioinformatics CentreCSRTI, Mysore

Work programme

What the centre does

Database development, training, shared computing access and digital media support form one connected programme for sericulture research.

The centre's activities are practical and connected: it develops databases and software, runs training programmes, shares infrastructure and gives researchers access to biological information.

Work streams

01

Database and software development

Development of databases and software for seribioinformatics, including resources for mulberry, silkworm, soil and molecular markers.

Examine the databases
02

Training and workshops

Organising training and workshops on bioinformatics in general and seribioinformatics in particular, creating awareness and insight for scientists, research scholars and students.

Study the training record
03

Shared infrastructure

Sharing the infrastructure, resources and expertise of the centre with scientists of the institute and with visiting researchers.

Review the facilities
04

Access and digital media

Online and offline browsing for students, scientists, researchers and trainees in biotechnology and seribiotechnology, with a digital studio for audiovisual support.

Ask about access

Who the centre serves

Students, research scholars, scientists and trainees in biotechnology and seribiotechnology use the centre's data and facilities. The centre also supports the wider work of CSRTI by making computing resources and technical expertise available within the institute.

  • Students
  • Research scholars
  • Scientists
  • Trainees
  • Institute staff

A digital studio converts technologies available in print media into digital media with better audiovisual support.

Activity recorded on the legacy website

Looking for a specific resource?

The database index brings the maintained records together. The training page preserves the programmes held at the centre.

Database index