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It left participants with a clearer sense of understanding of how to make science more open, relatable, and relevant to society.

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The session concluded with an engaging Q&A on how collaborative efforts between researchers and communicators can strengthen public trust in science.

Additionally, she initiated thought-provoking conversations on the evolving landscape of research outreach, underscoring the key roles of print and social media, multimedia, and artificial intelligence in the same.

Drawing from her vast experience as a science journalist, she highlighted how translating research into regional languages could enhance public understanding of science, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility.

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Sahana shared practical strategies on how scientists can communicate their work more effectively, from simplifying complex ideas without losing accuracy to identifying narratives that resonate with diverse audiences.

Her session offered insights into how researchers and aspiring journalists could bridge the gap between science and society.

IITGN hosted Sahana Ghosh, Associate Editor of Nature India and one of the founding members of the Science Journalists Association of India, for a workshop on “Translating Discovery: How to Share Science Beyond Journals.”

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The research, conducted under the mentorship of Prof Sivapriya Kirubakaran, has been published in Synlett. To read more, visit https://t.co/g4BZsXDCIh #Cancer #DrugDiscovery #DNA #Therapeutics #MedicinalChemistry #IITGNPostDocTimes #IITGNPostdocs #postdoctoral

Dr Faraz Ghous, a postdoctoral fellow at IITGN’s Cancer Chemical Biology Lab, has designed and developed a new class of small molecules that can be potent ATR inhibitors. This adds new chemical options to the global fight against resilient tumours.

Cancer cells are relentless survivors! They rely heavily on a protein called ATR, their emergency repair system, to fix DNA damage caused by chemotherapy. Blocking this ATR enzyme is a clever strategy to weaken the tumour and make treatment effective.

IITGN takes pride in Prof Mukesh Dhanka’s achievement of receiving the Wilson Greatbatch Memorial Award at the INDO-TAIWAN BioHeal 2025, IIT Roorkee, for his patented hydrogel platform for tumor removal, published in the journal Small. #IITGN #FacultyAchievement #BioHeal2025

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The research team includes PhD students Rik Chakraborty, Diptangshu Paul, Arnab Maiti, Prof K. R. Jayaprakash, and Prof Krishna K. Dey. Read the paper here: https://t.co/fcJzk2WnyA Know more about the research group here:

These insights could also inform advances in biomolecular engineering and microfluidic technologies for improved diagnostic and environmental applications.

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This enhanced movement suggests that enzymes transfer mechanical energy through high-frequency pressure waves, helping molecules navigate crowded environments. This offers fresh insights into how molecules move within cells, deepening our understanding of intracellular transport.

Surprisingly, they observed that these passive particles moved faster in enzyme-rich, crowded environments than in simple water, even when reaction rates were lower.

They used mixtures containing Ficoll and glycerol, substances that replicate the dense, viscous conditions of cellular fluids.