Happy to share our latest publication. Proximity‐Based Super‐Resolution Imaging Enabled by DNA Base‐Stacking Interactions - Banerjee - Small - Wiley Online Library

Determining which lineage of animals is most distantly related to humans is among the most important and heated disputes in evolutionary biology. Using an integrative phylogenomic approach, new research in Science reveals unprecedented phylogenomic support for sponges as the

We are excited to share that the IISc iGEM UG team won a Gold Medal and a Nomination for Best SDG Impact at the iGEM Grand Jamboree!🎉 Their project (ARGUS-2440) tackles nitrate leaching using engineered P. putida for sustainable farming. @igem_iisc

When I was a graduate student at Caltech, I found one of the first left-handed forms of DNA (Nature 1980). Dozens of "experts" told me it was "impossible". Some with Nobel Prizes. They did everything they could to delay such an important discovery! 🤡 Even Francis Crick. Since

We’re pleased to announce our Trained Immunity Focus Issue 🎉 With original research and reviews spanning history, current state and future directions of trained immunity, explore today: https://t.co/vbyaFpzj5j

2520: The smallest number that is evenly divisible by all the numbers from 1 to 10. ✍️

You and the text you need to trim in order to meet the word limit https://t.co/qx0auZvaU4

Thrilled to share that last week, I successfully defended my PhD thesis at @LeibnizHKI 🥳🎓 Grateful to my supervisor @PStallforth, colleagues, collaborators, @microverse_exc, and JSMC for their invaluable support 🙏 😇 #PhDDefense #Research #Microbiology

He used the simplest possible language to explain how ancient Egyptian knew the earth is round.

Talk about an in-flight meal. For the first time, researchers have captured rats hunting bats by grabbing them from the sky. Learn more: https://t.co/UnliS1ZEsn

This article in @Nature reinforced my long-held belief that when it comes to supervising PhD students, we in India need to deviate from our traditional approach to education and knowledge transfer. Supervising is not teaching. PhD students need to be treated as colleagues and

More than 25 years ago, Prof. G. Srinivasan (RRI, Bengaluru), in an astrophysics class, narrated something that has stuck in my mind. I am paraphrasing here. He told us about a conversation he had with Prof. Jocelyn Bell, the discoverer of pulsars (rotating neutron stars).

Yeast exposed to Mars-like stressors—including perchlorate salts and shock waves analogous to meteorite impacts—survived in part by assembling ribonucleoprotein condensates in their cells. Read now: https://t.co/EmytqIvRGb @labrajyaguru @rajgodhuli @riyaDhage2910 @iiscbangalore

You are the result of 3.8 billion years of evolutionary success.

Many great discoveries come from unexpected results. John Gurdon encourages his students not to move on too quickly when they don't get the results they were expecting. Gurdon was awarded the 2012 medicine prize. Learn more: https://t.co/vwuFkfbSks

🚀 We’re hiring a #Postdoc! to explore Plant Phase Separation during Plant-Microbe Interactions! Focus on Nanodomain Condensation for plant immune signaling. 🔬 Plant Cell Biologist 🦠 Plant Pathologist 💡 Protein/Membrane Biophysicist #PlantScience #PhaseSeparation #Biophysics

Friends #Diwali is around. Buy from people who in return can celebrate their festival. Go local. Go small.

#SARAL has crossed 100 ⭐ GitHub stars! It reflects the spirit of research communication & democratization of science through innovative tools that enhance research visibility. Kudos to all contributors for their efforts and support! @shivkuma_k @Nishant68260070 @ponguru

Here's the link to the system, try it! https://t.co/XS5o6Wsf9F @qedScience

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT📣: I haven’t been this excited to be part of something new in 15 years… Thrilled to reveal the passion project I’ve been working on for the past year and a half!🙀🥳 It started from my frustration with the depressing effect that the current publishing system has