Please check out our blog post on the “Behind the paper and SciComm story”; the importance of Science outreach and what we aim to achieve in this new initiative by @BSBEIITK1 posted on @the_Node
New on the Node!
@NivedaUdaykumar shares the behind the paper & scicomm story on their research describing the role of CNKSR2 in chick forebrain patterning & morphogenesis.
Check out their educational videos in English, Hindi, Tamil, Nepali and Bengali!
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A study by Prof. Sen & team identifies a critical molecular player in forebrain development in chick embryos. These significant findings could help better understand rare cerebral malformations in humans
https://t.co/Bpm2LDQJle
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Germ layer human gastrointestinal organoid tissues: A novel model system to understand stomach development.
An exciting preprint from @JimWellsLab highlighted by @NivedaUdaykumar https://t.co/CZmbzMUpVH…otent-stem-cells/
Rigor-2xmNeongreen: bringing stable microtubule dynamics to the fore.
Preprint by Klara Jansen, @MithilaBurute and @KapiteinLukas highlighted by @NivedaUdaykumar
https://t.co/bEWLm1H9D1…ble-microtubules/
@Alexis_Verger@kscsteofficial Jonaki Sen is a developmental biologist at @IITKanpur known for her work on forebrain development, using the chicken as a model system. She has also been described as an inspiring mentor. #365IndianWomxnInSTEM More here: https://t.co/m9737MyVB0
What a proud moment for BSBE, IITK. Our wonderful colleague, Prof. Bushra Ateeq, brings home the 1st Bhatnagar Award to the department !!! We all are mighty proud of you Bushra !!! @bushraiitk
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Our first publication during the pandemic. Congratulations! Shweta Kukreja, @NivedaUdaykumar and Baba Yogesh. Very proud of the good work done by all.
First, it eats them from the inside; then, it turns them into zombies. 📽️ Watch how the fungus E. muscae gets fruit flies under its control https://t.co/TInwWCCHfR
Meet the speaker of #InSDB2018
Smyth IM. https://t.co/NkpjuI5bAL
Smyth lab studies how metanephric kidney is patterned and nephrons are specified.
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@MonashUni@eLife
Looking forward Ian