Past week was stunningly amazing🥳:.1. Our paper (I'm 2nd author) got accepted @Nature [much more to come].2. Got 1st prize in poster presentation @uofcincy .3. Ended with my dance (bhangra) performance @CincyChildrens .@diljitdosanjh

Check out this amazing work from our lab . Many congratulations to Eslim!.

Excited to present in the trainee series. I’ll be presenting on ‘Oscillators and gradients in developmental biology’.

RT @NU_CDB: 📣Join us this Tuesday @ 9AM the Baldwin Auditorium for a Trainee Seminar, presented by @ChandelAngad , Predoctoral Fellow in t….

Check out this amazing piece of work by our lab 👇.Congratulations to everyone especially to @didarsaparow for his first author work.

RT @ankurg90: This week has been all about podcasts! It was a pleasure to reflect on my IIT Delhi experience, the early days of settling in….

In Part 2: We trace the journey of a scientist—Prof. Gupta shares his inspiring experiences from childhood, his journey as an IITian, through his PhD at MIT, and his postdoctoral research at Princeton. #IIT #MIT #Princeton.

In Part 1: We explore his groundbreaking research, discussing how Turing patterns create the beautiful patterns we see on animals. Additionally, we delve into his innovative theory on ion flow in capacitors.

Ankur Gupta is multiple award winning researcher. He is a recipient of IIT Delhi graduate of the last decade (GOLD) alumni award, NSF career, American Institute of Chemical Engineers "35 Under 35" award and many more.

🚀 Excited to chat with Prof. @ankurg90 from @CUEngineering about how animals create stunning patterns and their research on ion flow in supercapacitors! We also explore his inspiring journey in science. Don't miss it! #Hindi #Science. 👉 Watch here.

Congratulations to Dr. Ozbudak! The best advisor/mentor one could hope for.

RT @OzbudakLab: 🚨News alert !! Honored to be endowed with Robert Laughlin Rea Professor of Anatomy at Northwestern University! https://t.co….

RT @NU_CDB: 📣Thrilled to announce the new postdoctoral & predoctoral departmental representatives: Bhuvan, Postdoctoral Fellow in the Gelfa….

RT @ZebrafishRock: @realRihellab @SuppAnya @stevewilsonfish @GarethTPowell @CityUHongKong @AmpatzisLab @jraslab @errricpeterman @JLS_Lab @D….

Congratulations @KemalKeseroglu and @OzbudakLab. It was so much fun exploring the role of the genetic oscillators in embryonic development. Thanks @jtchieu for discussions and providing valuable feedback and thanks to Ben Caputo and Brady Cline for critical reading and editing.

Then, we discuss the gatekeeping role of their oscillatory expression in neurogenesis, myogenesis and pancreas development. It ensures proper embryonic development by regulating proliferation-to-differentiation switch of stem cells and progenitor cells.

We first summarize our favorite topic, somitogenesis. Describing how the oscillatory expression of Hes/Her genes and their targets is utilized by cells to measure time. Thereby creating periodic pattern of somites in space.

Hey, Curious minds! Ever wondered how stem cells magically transform into the right cells at the right time? Or how nature creates beautiful patterns like somites? Explore the fascinating world of oscillatory Hes/Her genes in our review! #Science #STEM

Lastly thanks to Mr. Patrick White for allowing me to talk in his classroom, for his amazing support and his unparalleled curiosity. And thanks to students for being curious and listening to me.

We distributed prizes also. For most questions asked, a @TeamFoldscope was awarded. Some students who had to leave the discussion due to some reasons, came back with a pass to sit in the next lecture. Let me tell you that was the best feeling.

Thanks to @CassieMMcDaniel and Kyle McDaniel. They put lot of efforts to make this happen. We were initially concerned that my and @didarsaparow accent maybe an issue. Honestly, they made us so comfortable, I thought I was natural 😜.One student gave me this beautiful drawing.