FAERI Launches India's First Medical Science R&D Centre
FAERI Medical Science R&D Centre was officially announced by the Federation of Aerospace Engineers and Robotics Innovations (FAERI) at the International Academy for Skill Excellence, Kottakkal, a newly established institution under the Almas Group. The centre is envisioned as India's first Technology-Based Research and Development Centre for Medical Science, bringing together technology, healthcare, and innovation.
The initiative aims to promote advanced research and interdisciplinary collaboration by integrating emerging technologies with medical science. The centre will also provide valuable internship opportunities for students pursuing MBBS, Nursing, Postgraduate Medical Education, Allied Health Sciences, and other healthcare disciplines, enabling them to gain practical experience in research, innovation, and technology-driven healthcare solutions.
The FAERI Medical Science R&D Centre will focus on encouraging innovation, research, skill development, and technology-based healthcare solutions while creating opportunities for students, researchers, and professionals to collaborate on future-ready medical technologies.
The announcement ceremony was attended by several distinguished dignitaries, including:
Sri. Rishiraj Singh, Retired Director General of Police (DGP)
Sri. Chaitra Teresa John IPS, Superintendent of Police, Malappuram
Dr. P. A. Kabeer, Chairman, Almas Group of Institutions
Sri. K. K. Nasar, Chairman, Kottakkal Municipality
Sri. M. Salim, Project Director, Almas Group
Sri. Philip Thomas
Sri. K. Rashad
Dr. Saabir Navas
Sri. Anushya Sebastian
Sri. K. Shamsiya
Dr. Ameen Kabeer
Sri. M. Jowhar
Sri. Suhas Pola
Sri. Basheer Ahammed
Dr. M. Rathi
The establishment of the FAERI Medical Science R&D Centre represents a significant milestone in advancing technology-driven medical research and education in India. Through this initiative, FAERI continues its commitment to fostering innovation, research excellence, and practical learning opportunities for the next generation of healthcare professionals and researchers.
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