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📢Join us for the 1st session of 2023 #Crosstalk on 26 Feb with Prof. Ramray Bhat and Prof. Ambarish Ghosh from @iiscbangalore along with Dr. Debayan Dasgupta and Dr. Dharma Pally discussing behind the scenes of successful research collaboration. Register: tinyurl.com/ycxk3t37
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Finally, replaced Bollywood memes with others, for a talk @SwanseaUniMaths, summarising our work about dynamics of epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT).
@MenonBioPhysics @WormlockHolmes @neurodas @DeepakNModi @ShilpySharma14 @SenguptaKundan @HarmitMalik @mnwsth @rikdrprof
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Get ready for #UB2023 this June! Venue: @iiserkol . Registration will start soon! For updates keep an 👀 over our website sites.google.com/view/unders…
Starting soon, if you have still not registered- us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
📢Join us for the 1st session of 2023 #Crosstalk on 26 Feb with Prof. Ramray Bhat and Prof. Ambarish Ghosh from @iiscbangalore along with Dr. Debayan Dasgupta and Dr. Dharma Pally discussing behind the scenes of successful research collaboration. Register: tinyurl.com/ycxk3t37
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We are thrilled to announce our first MUSE Scholarship!! 🎉🙌🏾 This scholarship is a one-time award for Black &/or Native undergraduate students & those pursuing technical programs in STEM fields. Visit our website for more information & to apply!
musementorship.org/muse-scho…
ALT A purple flyer which reads: Apply to the 2023 MUSE Scholarship. MUSE is excited to announce its first scholarship fund for undergraduate students in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields. This scholarship is a one-time award for Black and/or connected Native students and their intersecting identities. Scholarship awards will range from $250 to $2,000. Applicants must meet the following criteria: Belong to a historically excluded and underrepresented group in STEM (Black &/or Native students.) Currently attending a higher education institution or professional program or currently applying to one, Graduating high school seniors who meet the above-mentioned criteria may also apply. The deadline is March 23rd at 11:59 pm EST. The website link is www.musementorship.org/muse-scholarship. The MUSE logo features a dark skinned woman or femme in a lab coat with dark brown curly hair who is holding up glassware.
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Are you interested in research on #brain #disorders? Are you an MD, MBBS, MSc student, or a PhD candidate from the Asia Pacific region? Don’t miss this #training opportunity! 🧠
👉 Apply here by 6 Feb: ow.ly/6m6r50MJ1cF
#training #neuroscience #IBRO
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#internationaldaywomenandgirlsinscience Some of the present and past mmbrs of MLab who hv wrkd selflessly to make sure that our progress remains unhindered. The list includes but nt limited to PostDocs, lab manger, PhDs, masters students, and interns. Thank you all 💐💐
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📢 We're very excited to announce the 8th edition of our Annual #MonsoonSchool - #PhysicsOfLife2023 after a hiatus of 3 years!
📆 19-28 June 2023 at @NCBS_Bangalore
🔗 Register (latest by 12th Mar): bit.ly/PhyOfLife23
💻 Read more: bit.ly/PhyOfLife23-website
A Phenomenal book by @TTASIndia for young minds. Congratulations to @KaushikLab @sne_kad and the team. Get the full ebook here talktoascientistindia.com/ha…
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We’re delighted to introduce the 10 winners and two runners-up of this year’s Ben Barres Spotlight Awards! 🎉
And this year, five of the 12 recipients are authors of Reviewed Preprints. Learn about them and the work they’re doing in the thread below ⬇️ elifesciences.org/inside-eli…
ALT A mosaic of headshots of the 12 winners and runners up of the 2022 ben barres spotlight awards
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Hear this please! I was fortunate to live on campus when my babies were breastfeeding. But such facilities are absent in most Indian institutions. Maternity leave is a generous 6 months which is super. But social pressure for moms to not work till baby is 1 yr is enormous
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Prof. Soumen Chakrabarti @iitbombay & I are looking for MS/PhD/Postdoc students to work on the applications of Transformers and graph neural networks to natural language processing, social media and social network analysis, under a @Meta-funded project. (1/3)
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Looking for one Ph.D. candidate in Biology with a fellowship.
The candidate will work on protein engineering, CRISPR-based genome engineering, and gene therapy in cellular, organoid, and animal models.
Please send me your CV to [email protected]
Deadline: Immediate
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Pleased to announce the forthcoming public lectures (Jan 9 and 10) by Prof Harold Varmus @AshokaUniv where he speaks about his personal journey in liberal arts and sciences, and a half-century of cancer research. A great way to start the 2023 academic calendar.
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🧠 Check out our 2023 #grants calendar and start planning your application(s)!
👉 For more information: ibro.org/grants-training/
@TheBaleLab @APalacio_s @JLLanciego @srikipedia @cheahpikesee @villiam68
#neuroscience #research #funding
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Applications for Rukhmabai Grants 2023 are open now.
Calling all science journalists and writers who want to explore the intersections of STEM and gender.
Application Link🔗rukhmabai.com/applications-2…
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Happy to announce that Dr. Souvik Maiti has taken charge as the #Director of CSIR - Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology this morning.
He is currently a Chief Scientist at IGIB.
Looking forward to major advances in the #Genomics #research ecosystem of the country!
