The final episode of our much-loved series is now live.
Join us in this captivating conversation with Archana Pawar Nayak, a postdoctoral researcher at Mahendra Sonawane's Lab at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research.
Posted on in Health & Medicine, Cell Biology, Science Communication, Women in Science, Career Development & Personal Experience
The inaugural episode of the "Podcast Inception" series featuring the IndiaAsksWhy podcast is now live! We have the dynamic hosts Shweata N. Hegde and Ruchi Manglunia. It was a fun ride going down the memory lane about their journey into the world of podcasting!
Posted on in Other, Education, Science Communication, Women in Science, Career Development & Personal Experience
Tune in to the 5th episode of the RADIO PDF series. Arpita Ghosh, a postdoc at Abhijit's lab in IIT Bombay shares her journey and current research with us. Explore the ongoing challenge of balancing personal and professional life as a woman in STEM.
Posted on in Health & Medicine, Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Women in Science, Career Development & Personal Experience
In our second episode of Radio PDF Series, we're excited to host Ankita Dave, who earned her PhD in April 2022 with a focus on plant molecular biology. Join us as we explore her journey from academia to industry, where she currently serves as a project consultant at a private company - Alien Technology Transfer, crafting impactful grant proposals for clients.
Posted on in Plant Biology, Other, Science Communication, Women in Science, Career Development & Personal Experience
Welcome to the inaugural episode of Radio PDF Series! Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of research and academia with Mansi Srivastava, a visiting fellow at TIFR Mumbai, who recently completed her PhD at CCMB and is currently conducting her research work in the area of Developmental Biology.
Posted on in Health & Medicine, Developmental Biology, Science Communication, Women in Science, Career Development & Personal Experience
The first podcast from the new series, Carbon Chronicles, delves into the fascinating world of Science Gallery Bengaluru, exploring how it bridges the gap between natural, human, and social sciences, and the arts. Discover the science behind SGB's ever-changing exhibitions, mentorship programs, and more, all aimed at empowering young adults through research-based engagement.
Posted on in Career Development, Interdisciplinarity & Science communication
Venkat Srinivasan is an archivist at the Archives at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) in Bengaluru, India. The Archives at NCBS is a public collecting space for the history of contemporary biology in India.