SynVent is Syngene’s platform for fully integrated therapeutic discovery and development across large and small molecules.
Emerging biopharma work at the forefront of science, often venturing into disease areas where little or no real-world data exists to work with or regulatory frameworks to work within.
Our Dedicated Centers offer dedicated multi-disciplinary scientific teams, support personnel, and a tailormade ring-fenced and fire-walled infrastructure as per client specifications to support their R&D goals
Centre for Advanced Protein Studies [CAPS] is a state-of-the-art advanced national facility located in the Syngene campus, Bangalore.
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Syngene’s science education initiatives aim to make science accessible, engaging, and experiential for students studying in government schools.
Through Mobile Science Labs and Lab-on-a-Bike, Science on Wheels delivers hands-on science learning experiences to government school students in Bengaluru Urban (Anekal), Yadgir (Shorapur), Mangaluru, and suburban Hyderabad (Medchal-Malkajgiri). During FY26, the program reached more than 7,000 students across 74 schools and delivered over 2.74 lakh student-hours of science learning.
Learning Outcomes
Assessment of 4,634 students across 65 schools showed:
The fourth edition of Synquizitive engaged approximately 10,000 students from 200 government schools across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Mangaluru. More than 400 Syngene employees volunteered to support qualifier rounds and the multi-stage competition format. Winning schools received support for educational infrastructure.
Syngene convened an education summit with more than 200 participants from over 60 organizations to advance the shared vision of transforming Anekal into a model education block by 2030.
The Company is also supporting the development of a new two-story facility at Government High School, Kodamballi, Channapatna, with 10 classrooms and dedicated sanitation facilities, benefiting approximately 250 students annually.