Here is a message and some links from our campus counselors at Parivarthan for all of you out there. Most importantly, remember you are not alone. The prevailing Public Health situation has affected all of us in so many ways and disrupted life as we knew it. With the directive on social distancing, our work life has been constricted and…
by Shannon – Hi everyone. Like many of you reading this right now, I am writing from my living room where I am doing my best to prevent social transmission of COVID-19. I’m not here to give you medical advice – I’m not that kind of doctor (badam ching!). If you want the best information, check out ICMR or WHO.…
Anshika is a marine biologist working as a postdoctoral researcher with the NICE Lab and Dr. Sudhir Krishna at NCBS. Read about her amazing research here: https://nice.ncbs.res.in/our-group/anshika-singh/ !
by Anisha Khemani – Bipolar, as the name suggests, is a behavioral disorder when the person has 2 poles and indeed it is 2 extreme poles of behavior. The 2 phases of bipolar disorder are- Depression: where there may be a negative outlook on life, avoidance of social interactions, blaming yourself for everything, and hating your existence. Manic: where there…
A tribute to the amazing women of the NICE Lab. You are an inspiration and a guiding light to every little girl who dreams. We are so honored to have you a part of our family!
by Abhaydeep Pinjala The strongest punch in the anime world is backed by Sitama, who is the protagonist of the One Punch Man show. He has tremendous power to punch through anything in this world and the world beyond. Coming to reality there is one contender that can challenge Sitama in his punching skills. This is the one and only…
by Maansi Sharan – These long, slender, limbless, scaly reptiles existed millions of years ago when dinosaurs once roamed the earth. They’re found slithering through all landscapes and continents except Antarctica. Snakes can get a detailed description of the environment around them by occasionally flicking their forked tongue out. Their tongue collects chemicals from the air and ground, which is…
by Srishti Batra – My thesis defense last year marked a milestone in my decade-long research studies. Wait, I didn’t spend 10 years doing a PhD! I spent only 5 and the other half was spent on a Bachelors and Masters of Science (BS- MS) from Indian Institute of Science Education and Research – IISER, Mohali. Today I am sharing my…
by Pavan Kaushik – Flowers have fascinated humans since millennia. They have been objects of interest for lovers, philosophers, artists, priests, chemists, biologists and also flying insects. It’s beauty is surely due to its fascinating diversity in patterns, colours, shapes and smells. But, it is also valued more due to its ephemeral presence in limited geographical locations. People from diverse backgrounds…
by Aditi Mishra Recently, I participated in SkypeAScientist with seventy kindergarteners from an International School in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I’ll admit, it was daunting. But by the end of this blog you would understand why this was one of the most educating experiences from grad school yet. When I had initially signed up for SkypeAScientist, I was thinking that I…
