Comic: Farah gives us a bird’s eye view

Farah Ishtiaq, a researcher at the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore works on understanding the spread of malaria in birds.

June 28th 2018

Prerna beats the cell drums

A physicist unlocking the mysteries of cell structures shares her findings and her scientific journey

June 21st 2018

Listen to Prof Sreelaja Nair on our podcast

Tune into this The Life of Science podcast as Sreelaja Nair talks about her experiences and research.

June 14th 2018

Deepa Unravels Stem Cell Secrets

A biologist attempts to explain what makes stem cells stem cells

June 8th 2018

Farah Gives Us a Bird’s Eye View

A avian disease researcher decides to crack the puzzle of malaria in birds.

May 24th 2018

Into Poonkuzhali’s cabinet of pharmacology mysteries

A clinical pharmacologist whose research on the treatment of blood-related diseases is saving many lives.

May 17th 2018

Madhumitha’s quest to understand why Indians attempt suicide

How would science go about answering why some of us find an urge to end our own lives? Madhumita Balaji, Clinical Psychologist has some answers.

May 10th 2018

Nano-pollution is real, warns Madhu

A biologist in Chandigarh who studies the darker shades of nanotechnology shares her thoughts on her scientific life and raising a child in one.

May 4th 2018

Comic: Sucharita’s Guide to Preventing Diabetes

In a research unit in Bengaluru, Sucharita Sambashivaiah and her team of researchers are looking into an unconventional aspect of Type 2 Diabetes, and studying how the disease can be better managed in Indians. This is her story in illustrations.

April 19th 2018

Sreelaja goes fishing for embryos

A photoessay featuring an embryologist exploring how much our mothers influence the very initial moments of our life