Top 10 Most Exciting Biological Research Areas For Next Generation of 22-year-old's

[@surbhikapoor2366]

Sir, could you please suggest some institutes that work on synthetic biology and stem cell research

[@biotecnika]

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[@diyadas2179]

Can you please make a video on specifically research topic which is going on around the world only on cancer biology not?? Not like overall cancer biology because there are a lot types of cancer and some are already explored and some are yet to explore.

[@biotecnika]

Absolutely, i would love to make, it is one of my favourite research areas too

[@Arunachalam98]

Could you please make a video on plant sciences research.

[@biotecnika]

Certainly, we will make one soon

[@kavyas2838]

Sir, what about Ethology?? Is it good for doing research

[@DuaneEseo-ul1bg]

How molecular biology applied in animals and plants?

[@biolover5830]

Are those certification course available for West Bengal?

[@biotecnika]

Yes they are all online, can be done from anywhere in the world

[@Sci_Tech_biology]

Sir can u suggest me research project idea for my MSc?

[@drravindrakumar9967]

Sir please makes video on neurobiology

[@biotecnika]

Definitely, any particular question you have about it?

[@NGUPUPUN21]

​@@biotecnikaplease about Nanotechnology

[@everousstore9656]

What about bioinformatics?

[@gandhimusic781]

6:48 "We lost so many great human beings, like Steve Jobs, because of cancer." This is probably the worst example you could have given.

[@biotecnika]

My apology but why do you think that's a bad example? Steve jobs indeed was a great entrepreneur

[@gandhimusic781]

@@biotecnika Sure, he was a great entrepreneur. This is where it starts and stops. What was greater, however, was his bloated ego which got in the way of his employees, family and, later on, his health. He contributed to "his" products neither from a engineering standpoint nor design standpoint. If he wanted to see something extremely specific, he acted like a prick until he got it from his workforce. If you wish for a steve jobs in the upcoming generation in biology and medicine, you wish for extremely well-advertised, monopolised and astronomically expensive drugs/therapies, led by a greedy CEO with low regard to his workforce and consumers.