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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

by Arun Mahadevan The human body, in all its marvelous complexity, develops from a single cell – a fertilized egg.

The Wire recently published an article by Dr. Sumaiya Shaikh on ‘The Cognitive Neuroscience of Lynching’. Not only was it

If you’ve been to Amsterdam or Venice, or seen photographs of these beautiful cities, you would have marvelled at the

Many separate fields such microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology and neuroscience have intersected to give rise to a new field

It is difficult enough for any Indian citizen to remember the name of a male Indian scientist. But how many

A legend says that drinking from the “Fountain of Youth” can restore youth. Tempting, indeed. Unfortunately youth doesn’t last

This article was published in the Science Desk section of Newslaundry.com. You can view it here. In 1898, William Ford

Welcome to the third, and final, part of the saga of horseshoe crab blood. I’ve previously written about how horseshoe

I’m beginning this article exactly where the last one finished, with a cartoon showing how LAL is made. Cartoon by