About
BioCOS Life Sciences
BioCOS Life Sciences private limited company registered under Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) India and head office at Bangalore, India. From start itself BioCOS has been recognized for its R&D potential in the field of computational Life Sciences and could forge collaborations in various R&D areas of Life and Biomedical Sciences with prominent scientists and research institutions such as university Lyon France, ACTREC Mumbai, Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore, Jawaherlal Neharu Center for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) Bangalore, National Institute of Immunology (NII) New Delhi to mention few.Over the past few years, BioCOS has applied its scientists and engineers’ multi disciplinary strengths in computational research in the areas like Systems Biology, Network Biology, Next generation Sequencing, early biomarker detection, algorithms for imaging and cardiovascular disease monitoring for hand held devices.
The person, Mr. Sanjeev Kumar, is the Chief Executive Officer of BioCOS Life Sciences, a position he has held since January 2008, accumulating over 15 years of experience in this role. His expertise lies in the intersection of Machine Learning, Mathematics, and Life Sciences, showcasing a unique blend of skills across these diverse disciplines.
2810, Kengeri Sattelite Town,
Oppo. Namoora Tindi, Nagarbhavi
BENGALURU
98444 32304
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