Taking Center Stage: The Age of the Bacteriophage
Written by: Muskan Gupta, Rohit R. Gokhale Edited by: Abhishek Chari Disease-causing bacteria have always been a thorn in humanity’s
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Seeing Is Believing – The Women of ISRO
Living and working for over 400 days on Earth’s coldest continent, Antarctica, Mangala Mani helped collect valuable data from India’s
Autoimmune Disease – Understanding the Skynet of our Medical Future
Written by Kaushik Eswaran In decades past, a cross section of medical ailments found in India would contain many of
A Soupçon of SciComm with V. Deepak on Convergent Evolution
Who are you and what do you do? My name is V. Deepak, and I am a herpetologist. I
It takes two to…Rehabilitate
The legendary Muhammad Ali was so fast in the boxing ring, you couldn’t see his punches coming. In the last
Music in the time of hearing loss
by Amrita Anand Ludwig van Beethoven’s symphonies are celebrated masterpieces of Western classical music. But, did you know that he
A Soupçon of SciComm with Vivek Nityananda on stereo vision in Praying Mantis
Praying Mantis (Photograph by Patrick Kavanagh) Who are you and what do you do? I am Vivek Nityananda, Postdoctoral
A Soupçon of SciComm with Pratik Gupte on animal and bird migrations
Who are you and what do you do? I’m Pratik, and I work with GPS movement tracks of African elephants
The Society of Stem Cells
by Arun Mahadevan The human body, in all its marvelous complexity, develops from a single cell – a fertilized egg.