Achira Labs Pvt. Ltd.

13/10/2023

Dr. Dhananjaya Dendukuri, CEO & Co-Founder of Achira Labs Pvt. Ltd., recognized with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)'s prestigious TR35 award, has pioneered microfluidics technology. Achira, creates innovative medical devices and diagnostics with a global impact.
https://www.infosysprize.org/jury/2023/dhananjaya-dendukuri.html

02/01/2020

Happy New Year!

24/10/2019

We are proud to share the news that our Founder & CEO, Dr Dhananjay Dendukuri, is a Keynote Speaker at the prestigious MicroTAS conference.
We hope you will join us for this session!

24/10/2019

06/08/2019

C-CAMP program gives flight to novel ideas every year! Dhananjaya Dendukuri, Cofounder, Achira Labs Pvt. Ltd., India's first microfluidic platform & BIG awardee from C-CAMP's 1st cohort, shares his experience with us.
Our countdown begins! 10 days to go.
Send your queries to ccamp_big@ccamp.res.in NOW.

Taslimarif Saiyed Department of Biotechnology, India Atal Innovation Mission NITI Aayog Startup India Startup Karnataka

21/06/2017

Welcome Deaglan!

Meet Deaglán Kägi, a MSc student in Mechanical Engineering at ETH Zürich & a part of our India Industry Internships program! Deaglán will be interning for 3 months with Achira Labs Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore during his stint in India.

31/07/2015

Wired story on Achira. http://www.wired.com/2015/07/silk-sensors/

At Achira Labs in India, researchers are spinning diagnostic sensors out of silk.

24/07/2015

Job Opening at Achira for a Product Designer

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/63857946?trk=vsrp_jobs_res_pri_act&trkInfo=VSRPsearchId%3A10717571437700589948%2CVSRPtargetId%3A63857946%2CVSRPcmpt%3Aprimary

Who we are Achira Labs (www.achiralabs.com) is a pioneering Bangalore-based company that has developed proprietary lab-on-chip platforms to perform rapid, blood tests near-patient settings. Our vision is to radically alter the paradigm for medical diagnostics in underserved markets through the deve…

28/03/2015

Our latest work on low cost fabric sensors for glucose and hemoglobin detection published in premier journal Lab on Chip

We present textile weaving as a new technique for the manufacture of miniature electrochemical sensors with significant advantages over current fabrication techniques. Biocompatible silk yarn is used as the material for fabrication instead of plastics and ceramics used in commercial sensors. Silk ya…

17/12/2011

http://www.grandchallenges.ca/pointofcare_grantees_en/dhananjayadendukuri_en/

Dhananjaya Dendukuri and colleagues at Achira Labs are developing weaving as a platform for the manufacture of Fabchips (Fabric chips) that can be used to perform low-cost, rapid and multiplexed diagnostic tests. Textile weaving is a mature process that can help make reagent-functionalized chips in ...