National Brain Research Centre

About National Brain Research Centre

The National Brain Research Centre is a research centre that can be found at Manesar, which is located in the city of Gurgaon in India. It is a self-governing institution that also serves as a nodal site for the Department of Biotechnology, which is part of the Ministry of Science and Technology for the Indian government. The institute's mission is to do research in the fields of neuroscience and the functioning of the brain, both in health and in sickness, utilising interdisciplinary methods. M.Sc students of neuroscience are given a fellowship of Rs 12,000 per month.This is the first independent institution run by DBT to get the "deemed to be university" designation from the Ministry of Education, which was originally known as the Ministry of Human Resource Development and made the announcement in May of 2002. In December of 2003, the Honorable President of India, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, entrusted the NBRC with the responsibility of serving the country. Prof. Prakash Narain Tandon is the founding chairman of the NBRC Society. Prof. Vijayalakshmi Ravindranath was the founder director, and she was succeeded by Prof. Prasun Roy, Prof. Subrata Sinha, and Prof. Neeraj Jain. Prof. Prakash Narain Tandon is the founder chairman of the NBRC Society. Prof. Pravat Kumar Mandal is now serving in the role of director-in-charge for the NBRC.The institute is dedicated to the study of brain functions in both healthy and diseased states, the development of trained human resources that are equipped to conduct interdisciplinary research in neuroscience, and the promotion of neuroscience in India through networking among national institutions. Neurosciences & Behavioral Research Center (NBRC) fees is very reasonable, allowing students to take up the courses of their choice.The Neurosciences & Behavioral Research Center (NBRC) is the only institution in India that is devoted to neuroscience research and teaching. Scientists and students at the Neurosciences and Behavior Research Center (NBRC) come from a variety of academic fields, such as the biological, computational, mathematical, physical, engineering, and medical sciences, and they employ multidisciplinary methods in order to discover the brain's hidden mysteries.

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