Studying abroad
Sreelaja goes fishing for embryos
A photoessay featuring an embryologist exploring how much our mothers influence the very initial moments of our life
April 19th 2018
A taste of fruit fly research with Pinky
A neurobiologist talks about her interesting research with fruit flies, dealing with retraction and the realities of Indian science.
April 13th 2018
Sonam’s Toolbox for DNA Repairs
A molecular biologist who suffered the two-body problem in the USA, returned to India to continue her work on the link between cancer and DNA repair.
March 29th 2018
Swapna Probes into the Interrelated Universe
A high energy physicist in Bhubaneswar talks about the potentials of string theory and being a researcher in a state university
March 4th 2018
The Other Side of the Mech Lab
There is much more to mechanical engineering than the smell and noise of machine. It’s high time we moved away from the sweat-and-grease loving, machine worshipping trope, says Ronak Gupta, a PhD scholar.
February 19th 2018
While your Brain Searches, Koel Watches
An electrical engineer-turned cognitive neuroscientist talks about how the brain ‘sees’ and ‘finds’.
January 27th 2018
Kaneenika Navigates New India with Number Theories
A young mathematician speaks her mind about her love affair with numbers, blogging and sexism in academia.
January 18th 2018
Srimonti Goes Minimalist with Giardia
An evolutionary cell biologist talks about her fascination with a peculiar microorganism
November 8th 2017