An immunology researcher from Assam shares her STEM journey
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Deep Jyoti Bhuyan is looking for a cure to cancer in traditional medicine
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Keen to work abroad in science? A developmental biologist looks back at her path
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Antibiotic Resistance: The War We are Losing
The environment becomes a reserve of antibiotics with overuse, influencing bacteria to emerge resist…
An immunology researcher from Assam shares her STEM journey
Mayuri Gogoi, a young researcher studying asthma, describes her journey from a village in Assam….
Deep Jyoti Bhuyan is looking for a cure to cancer in traditional medicine
Deep Jyoti Bhuyan talks about his journey from North-East India to Australia to pursue biomedical re…
A primer on Electric Vehicle Technology
Learn about electric vehicles and why we should consider switching to electric vehicle technology….
Keen to work abroad in science? A developmental biologist looks back at her path
Sobhika Agarwala is an Indian developmental biologist hailing from Assam. She talks about her multi-…
Green Renaissance for the Blue Dot
Plants are the ‘givers’ in the “giver-taker” relationship that exists on our planet. The one…
An ecologist talks about trees of the Andamans
Nairika Roby Vettoor, an architect, shares her learnings from a webinar on Trees and Ecology of the…
Do I have Alzheimer’s disease? Am I forgetting something?
Alzheimer’s disease is the most prevalent neurodegenerative disease, affecting about 50 million pe…
Mentorship in STEMM careers for South Asian girls in Canada
Degrees of Success (DoS) is an initiative that hopes to introduce girls aged 9 to 16 to women scient…
My hands are shaking, do I have Parkinson’s disease?
In this article, we shall understand a little bit more about Parkinson’s disease –– what kind …
The Impossible Knots: Aggregates of Misfolded Proteins
Proteins synthesized in a cell have a specific structure and function. When the function of the prot…
Broken Wires: On Neurodegeneration
The term neurodegeneration comes from two words: neurons, meaning nerve cells, and degeneration, mea…
Brain, the Wonder Organ
An intricate network of over a hundred billion wires running across the control unit sending message…
Know Hows of Neurodegeneration
Neurodegenerative diseases affect millions of people worldwide. What are neurodegenerative diseases?…
Walk of Life – Preventive Cardiology, Diabetes and Hypertension
“Walk of Life” is an event that resonates with the value of giving people access to interact with do…
Walk of Life – Importance of Genetic Testing
Walk of Life, in essence, is an event, first of its kind that brings doctors and scientists to inter…
Walk of Life – World Environment Day
Walk of Life! On the occasion of World Environment Day this week, a group of people set out to sa…
Reviving the lost – An Eco meet at Chandapura, Bengaluru
It is true progress when people come in as a team and take initiative to connect better with their e…