Gurgaon, India
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Sourav Banerjee's lab at BRIC-NBRC highlighted how long non-coding RNAs tune neural differentiation during brain development that is often disrupted in neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism.
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Congrats to @columbia scientists Gary Struhl & Iva Greenwald for winning the Canada @GairdnerAwards ! The prize is for their research yielding critical insights on how cells communicate with their neighbors during development. Read more: zuckermaninstitute.columbia.…
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ALT Gary Struhl and Iva Greenwald
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Sport teaches us teamwork, life demands the same. Crennis was fun, but the real action is brewing with Sachin Tendulkar Foundation & Gates Foundation.
@BillGates | @sachin_rt | @gatesfoundation | @STF_India
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As our Director Prof. Krishanu taking leave from @DBT_NBRC, we will miss his enthusiastic nature & kind leadership. Started a great initiative in NBRC of Annual Work Seminar. Thankyou for all your efforts @KrishanuRaytifr & may your future path be filled with joy & prosperity.
NBRC extends heartfelt gratitude to Prof. Krishanu Ray for his visionary leadership as Director. We warmly welcome Dr. Sagar Sengupta, Director, NIBMG, Kalyani, as he assumes additional charge as Director, NBRC. Best wishes for future endeavors! @DBTIndia @rajesh_gokhale
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Prof. Rohini Godbole will be missed most particularly by women in STEM - she was tireless in her dedication to creating an equitable and inclusive space for women in academia. Her indefatigable cheer and enthusiasm was contagious, and sh e is a role model for so many of us.
The Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India mourns the loss of Prof. Rohini Godbole, an eminent physicist and ardent advocate for women in STEM.
An elected fellow of all three of India’s National Science Academies—the Indian National Science Academy (@insa_academy ), the Indian Academy of Sciences (@IAScBng ), and the National Academy of Sciences, India (NASI)—as well as The World Academy of Sciences (@TWASnews ), Prof. Godbole was also awarded the Padma Shri for her extensive work in particle phenomenology.
As we remember her remarkable life, her commitment to creating a more inclusive scientific community will continue to inspire the future generations.
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Today the loss of PadmaShri Rohini Godbole is irrepairable leaving a huge vacumn. Rohini was not just an extraordinary scientist but also an extraordinary human being .Her commitment and passion towards Women in STEM was immense .Very sad to have lost a dear friend
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This year’s medicine laureates Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun studied a relatively unassuming 1 mm long roundworm, C. elegans.
Despite its small size, C. elegans possesses many specialised cell types such as nerve and muscle cells also found in larger, more complex animals, making it a useful model for investigating how tissues develop and mature in multicellular organisms.
Read how the 2024 medicine laureates’ investigations into C. elegans revealed an entirely new dimension to gene regulation: bit.ly/4dlPE6f
#NobelPrize
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Another terrific #ceneuro24 topics meeting in the books! Highlights included:
Session keynote from Mike
Poster from @Samuel_Liu_
Catching up with old friends
@alison_marie1
@NavonilBanerjee
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Two #fMRI studies (N=358) show that cognitive regulation of negative #emotion alters activity in the cortex, but not amygdala or other subcortical areas
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nature.com/articles/s41593-0…
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"Science is fun and being a scientist is a fun job!"
On this year's International Day for Women and Girls in Science, listen to 2023 medicine laureate Katalin Karikó speak about being a scientist.
What is your favourite thing about being a scientist?
#womeninscience
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Despite having worked at the tiny lab for years, the scientist – then in her 50s – was cast out, without notice, for failing to bring in “sufficient dollars per net square footage”.
theguardian.com/books/2024/f…
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Lovely cover page as well!
Science has named the development of glucagon-like peptide-1 (#GLP1) agonists and this year's discovery that these drugs can blunt obesity-associated health problems as the 2023 #BreakthroughOfTheYear.
Learn more: scim.ag/5c2 #BOTY
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"Autism is not a disease, but a condition," experts stressed while sharing their views on #Autism Spectrum Disorders during a special talk held at #NBRC today.
#neuroscience #ASD #mentalhealth
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The first time the international worm meeting #worm23 #wormart both were hybrid and outside the USA. Nisha was a virtual attendee and won 1st in the microscopy category of #wormart
Congratulations to all worm art show winners and especially to Nisha (winner) and Navneet (honourable mention) from our lab. Thanks to @chud8 @WormlockHolmes @VarshaS53228024 for taking this on from @foodskop #Worm23 #Wormart @GeneticsGSA. Here are their entries.
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Attention scientists from all over the world🙃HFSP Postdoctoral Fellowships application opens tomorrow! It's time to pitch your creative scientific ideas into a Letter of Intent and kick off your research career with an #HFSPPostdoctoralFellowship🚀What are you waiting for? #hfsp
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Congratulations to Prof. Samir Maji for receiving the SASTRA – Obaid Siddiqi Award for Life Science.
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Introducing our new audio series, SNPets, created by GSA President E. Jane Hubbard! Read her blog post to learn how you can discover interesting and inspiring perspectives from bright minds in our field—even when you've only got 5 minutes to spare. bit.ly/3HcQLcb
ALT "One of the things that genetics does the biochemistry does not, for example, is it lets the organism tell you what is important. By finding mutations that cause a phenotype, you're having the organism's biology tell you, ' This is something that is critical. This is something that is needed.' –Martin Chalfie for SNPets, GSA
