🔬 BioChemCalc (BCC) Free web tools for bio & stats
🧪 MS/MS → PPT
🧬 SMILES / Formula → Exact Mass
📊 Two-Group Test (Parametric/Non)
🗺️ Heatmap + Clustering on Map
🧬 PCR Primer Tool
📚 Study Timeline Editor, and others
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#Bioinformatics
Learning Mendelian genetics?
Try our FREE Punnett Square Calculator!
Monohybrid & dihybrid crosses
Genotype and phenotype ratios
10-question practice quiz
Plus genetics diagrams from a 1922 Japanese textbook!
https://t.co/NyDvmWxpqk
#Genetics#BiologyEducation#PunnettSquare
What did scientists know about fats in 1915? 🧪📖
Explore saturated vs. unsaturated fats through modern chemistry, original photos from a 1915 Japanese textbook, and an interactive quiz!
https://t.co/yxCt2qov0G
#Biochemistry#Nutrition#Chemistry
A different side of Kyoto! 🇯🇵🧪
Beyond temples and shrines, discover a science museum where kids can explore chemistry, physics, and natural history through hands-on exhibits.
Read my museum review:
https://t.co/EESIA5jBcQ
#Kyoto#JapanWithKids#ScienceEducation
Visiting Kyoto with kids? 🇯🇵🔬
Discover a hands-on science museum with interactive experiments, dinosaurs, and a planetarium!
A fun educational stop beyond Kyoto's famous temples.
https://t.co/EESIA5jBcQ
#KyotoWithKids#JapanTravel#ScienceMuseum
Looking for something different to explore in Kyoto? 🇯🇵
Discover the Kyoto Municipal Museum of School History and step into Japan's fascinating educational past.
🏫 Original photos and a visitor's guide:
https://t.co/2Vk6VlFr4X
#KyotoTravel#JapanTravel
Looking for something different to explore in Kyoto? 🇯🇵
Discover the Kyoto Municipal Museum of School History and step into Japan's fascinating educational past.
🏫 Original photos and a visitor's guide:
https://t.co/2Vk6VlFr4X
#KyotoTravel#JapanTravel
Discover a hidden gem in Kyoto, Japan! 🇯🇵🏛️
Explore a historic Japanese school, vintage classrooms, and fascinating educational artifacts.
My latest museum visit on BCC Magazine:
https://t.co/2Vk6VlFr4X
#Kyoto#JapanTravel#Museums
Discover a hidden gem in Kyoto, Japan! 🇯🇵🏛️
Explore a historic Japanese school, vintage classrooms, and fascinating educational artifacts.
My latest museum visit on BCC Magazine:
https://t.co/2Vk6VlFr4X
#Kyoto#JapanTravel#Museums
I published a first-author and first corresponding-author paper in @NatureMedicine last Friday. But this one means more to me than just a professional milestone.
If you opened the paper, you may have noticed that my name is written not only in English, but also in Hindi, my native language.
As far as I know, this is the first time in the history of a Nature journal that an author’s name has appeared in Devanagari, a script used across several languages in the Indian subcontinent.
You might ask: why write my name in Hindi when most people reading the paper will read it in English?
The answer is simple. I didn’t write it for the people who can read the paper in English. I wrote it for the people who can’t.
Almost 2 billion people live in the Indian subcontinent. That is nearly 1 in every 4 people on the planet. And close to half a billion people use the Devanagari script.
I wanted someone who may never be able to read a Nature Medicine paper in English to still open it, look at the author list, and recognize something that belongs to them. A language and a script they grew up with.
राघव सहगल
It is a small thing. Just two words on a very long paper.
But those two words mean a lot to me.
And I hope mine is just the first of many.