cognitive neuroscientist. Studies socio-emotional learning, dyslexia, music, reading. Tweeting in my personal capacity
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Nandini C Singh retweeted
📢 Join for the ISRB Webinar Series – Zone 1 (East & South Asia) on 14 July 2026.
Dr. Anindya Ghosh Roy from BRIC-National Brain Research Centre (BRIC-NBRC) will present "Regenerating and Reconnecting Neural Circuits", alongside Dr. Toshinori Hayashi (Hiroshima University, Japan), who will speak on "Studies of Testis Regeneration in the Model Newt Pleurodeles waltl".
📅 14 July 2026
🕑 2:00 PM (Beijing Time)
💻 Zoom: us06web.zoom.us/j/8604713589…
🆔 Meeting ID: 860 4713 5895
@BricDbt @DBTIndia @DrJitendraSingh @rajesh_gokhale @DrSagarSengupta @GhoshRoyLab
#ISRB #BRICNBRC #RegenerativeBiology #Neuroscience #CellBiology #Webinar #DBTIndia
Nandini C Singh retweeted
🫀🧠 Your heart might be your brain’s internal clock — and it changes with age.
New study in @ImagingNeurosci from @DBT_NBRC led by @KIRTISALUJA22 in collaboration with me from @iitjodhpur and @arpansview CBDL using
a large aging cohort (N=620, ages 18–88, MEG data) finds cardiac signals increasingly reset cortical theta rhythms as we age, driven by stronger bottom-up heart→brain signaling. Very happy to see this published and be part of this exciting collaboration. More coming soon on heart-brain dynamics
Could explain why time feels like it speeds up as we get older.
🔗 doi.org/10.1162/IMAG.a.1319
Nandini C Singh retweeted
When instinct flips the power dynamic. Nature's rule 1: Don't touch her kids.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This account is simply clickbaiting the readers by posting videos that are clearly AI generated, which are made very poorly. And while doing so the account tries to make it into an emotive issue also by bringing in mother-baby relation.
x.com/Crazymoments01…
Nandini C Singh retweeted
A research study by Ashoka University Professor Gautam Menon (@MenonBioPhysics) and PhD student Philip Cherian examining how an H5N1 outbreak could unfold in humans has been featured in the BBC and Nature India. The peer-reviewed modelling study, published in BMC Public Health, uses real-world data and computer simulations to map potential outbreak scenarios and identify early public health interventions that could prevent widespread transmission.
Highlighting the importance of timely surveillance and rapid response, Professor Gautam Menon told the BBC, “The threat of an H5N1 pandemic in humans is a genuine one, but we can hope to forestall it through better surveillance and a more nimble public-health response."
Read More: bbc.com/news/articles/cgl66e…
go.nature.com/4oECtmC
(@NatureInd, @BBC)
#AshokaUniversity
Nandini C Singh retweeted
Coming soon: PLACE by Ananya Vajpeyi
“Ananya Vajpeyi is one of modern India’s most learned and unpredictable minds. Place is the perfect way to savour her warmth, honesty & brilliance.” — William Dalrymple #AnanyaVajpeyi #PlaceByAnanyaVajpeyi #NonFiction #ComingSoon
Ours would throw like this. They are not held together. They are accurate for horizontal throws but vertical throws into a balcony can be a challenge and it typically travels only short distances since there is no forward momentum to carry it far.
Nandini C Singh retweeted
In the early 1990s, years before I met the legendary Prof V Balakrishnan of IIT Madras in person, I read his introduction to the Indian edition of the Feynman Lectures in Physics. Sadly, his description of the Indian context stays relevant.
Brilliant. Congratulations. Look forward to reading it as I age too !!
Long wait is over! Out now in @CommsBio our latest on Dynamics of Brain Aging compensation led by former super postdocs Suman Saha & @Priyankame1 in collaboration between me @saide_iitj and @arpansview from @DBT_NBRC
nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
What happy news ! Absolutely brilliant. Congratulations Ritoban
Absolutely fantastic, old school, simple and elegant behavioural work. Restores faith in fundamental science.
A great day for @DBS_IISERM @IiserMohali and Eco-evo-behaviour research in India. Congratulations to entire team 🥳
Nandini C Singh retweeted
Proud of Anandkumar Velkumar for winning the Gold at the Senior Men’s 1000m Sprint in the Speed Skating World Championships 2025. His grit, speed and spirit have made him India’s first World Champion in skating. His accomplishment will inspire countless youngsters. Congratulations to him and best wishes for all future endeavours.
Congratulations Sourav such exciting news !!
Delighted to share that Dr Sourav Banerjee of BRIC-NBRC has been funded by CEFIPRA, a Indo-French Centre for the Promotion of Advanced Research, to study the neurodevelopmental deficits of Autism Spectrum Disorder caused by long non-coding RNA - Fragile-X-Metal Retardation Protein interaction. Banerjee laboratory will collaborate with Dr Barbara Bardoni and Carole Gwizdek from IPMC, CNRS. @CNRS @IFCPAR @DBTIndia @BricDbt @DrJitendraSingh @rajesh_gokhale @DrSagarSengupta
This brought such nostalgia. I was a junior college participant from Hislop college in Nagpur. 2 shy but brave 11th class girls in 1985 taking on bold confident young boys/men. We lost but learnt important life lessons about how to take learn from failure and to be unafraid.
Nandini C Singh retweeted
@DBT_NBRC scientist Dr. Sourav Banerjee’s research on long non-coding RNA and memory has been cited in featured article published in The Hindu.
Read more: drive.google.com/file/d/1EPp…
@DBTIndia @BricDbt @rajesh_gokhale @DrSagarSengupta
#Neuroscience #RNA #Memory #Research
