5C Network partners with GCT to enhance skill-based training and research in industrial biotechnology

5C Network, India’s leading and most deployed AI-driven radiology platform, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Government College of Technology (GCT), Coimbatore, specifically with the Department of Industrial Biotechnology. This partnership marks a significant step in 5C Network’s mission to foster innovation and skill development in the field of industrial biotechnology.

5C Network will benefit by leveraging GCT’s research capabilities, biotech expertise, and engineering talent to accelerate AI innovation and clinical validation. The partnership will enable deeper experimentation, collaborative problem-solving, and co-creation of new diagnostic technologies enhancing skill-based training, and education and research. It will also build a strong academic pipeline for future hiring and strengthen 5C’s long-term R&D strategy. Under the agreement, 5C Network and the
Department of Industrial Biotechnology, GCT, will work together on initiatives including:

• Industrial Training & Visits: Industry and institution interaction to provide insights into the latest developments and requirements of industries. The faculty and the students of GCT will have the opportunity to visit 5C facilities and participate in Industrial Training Programs to gain  real-life implementation perspective.
• Guest Lectures: 5C Network will extend support to deliver guest lectures to students of GCT on technology trends and in-house requirements, promoting collaborative research.
• Placement of trained students: 5C Network will engage in helping with the training and placement of students based on technology trends and requirements.

“We are excited to partner with Government College of Technology, Coimbatore, and contribute to the growth of industrial biotechnology in the region,” said Kalyan Sivasailam, CEO and Co-founder of 5C Network. “This collaboration aligns with our commitment to building a future-ready workforce and driving innovation in healthcare and technology. By bringing students, researchers, and practitioners together, we hope to accelerate breakthroughs that will redefine the future of radiology and diagnostics in India and beyond.”

Dr. K. Manonmani, Principal of Government College of Technology, commented, “We are pleased to collaborate with 5C Network, a leader in AI-powered radiology solutions. This partnership will provide our students with valuable industry insights and hands-on experience, enhancing their skills and employability in the biotechnology sector. We believe this partnership will be a catalyst for innovation, skill-building, and national capacity creation in medical technology.”

The partnership underscores a growing collaboration between industry and academia in India and strengthens 5C Network’s commitment to driving innovation and skill development. It aims to foster interdisciplinary R&D, develop industry-ready talent, and accelerate innovation in the fields of medical imaging, healthcare AI, and diagnostic sciences.