Anshu

Research Scholar at JNCASR Bangalore.Physical organic chemistry and chemical biology.

[BKSLab @bkslab_jncasr]

If interested, send your CV to [email protected]

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Congratulations @anshusy for bagging the Best Oral Presentation Award and @KalpitaBaruah for bagging the Best Poster Award in IPS-2024, in Gandhinagar, India.

[BKSLab @bkslab_jncasr]

In our recent work, we described the synthesis and conformational properties of novel 'beta-azapeptoids'. We showed the weak interaction may help in controlling the rotation around the backbone dihedral angles. Congratulations @anshusy for her first paper.
https://t.co/dupjWqrygG

[Anshu @anshusy]

@kalikosal @iitmadras @ChemEurJ @Wiley_Chemistry @sudeshmallick26 Congratulations anna!

[BKSLab @bkslab_jncasr]

WE ARE HIRING !
We have an open position for Ph.D. in our lab.
MSc in Chemistry with a CSIR/UGC JRF qualification can send their CV to [email protected].
join us to explore with us!!!
https://t.co/8FMrhpSNpt

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#PhDposition

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Some snaps from this year's In-House symposium @jncasr ! @PARAMESHDAS10 gave a wonderful talk and @surya_pravo and @anshusy put up posters. Icing on the cake was @surya_pravo winning a prize for the Best Poster teaser and @anshusy winning the Best Poster prize! Congrats!

[Pradeep Research Group @group_pradeep]

Excited about our new book on “ATOMICALLY PRECISE METAL NANOCLUSTERS.”
This #book is a comprehensive guide to #nanoparticles at the molecular length scale.

Here is the link to the book:
https://t.co/JLv28zbOHd

#nanomaterials #clusters #chemistry #book

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"When one teaches, two learn." 🧠

-- Robert Heinlein

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

In its efforts to learn as much as possible about nature, modern physics has found that certain things can never be “known” with certainty. Much of our knowledge must always remain uncertain. The most we can know is in terms of probabilities.

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

If you focus on the failures, you will continue to suffer.

If you focus on the lessons, you will continue to grow. 🧠

[World of Engineering @engineers_feed]

“If you want to have good ideas, you must have many ideas.”
– Linus Pauling

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

• Do what interests you the most.
• Spend time with nature.
• Ask questions.
• Never stop learning.
• Don't pay attention to what others think of you.
• Read everyday.
• Study hard.
• Teach others what you know.
• Make mistakes and learn.
• It's Okay to not know things!

[BKSLab @bkslab_jncasr]

Proteolytic instability of peptides paves the way for peptidomimetic system like peptoids. Controlling the peptoid amide bond geometry becomes crucial in order to do away with their "floppiness". Here are some strategies for such conformational control.

https://t.co/7hOJR3obCU

[Debajit Kalita @Debamine_pH97]

'Crystals are living beings at the beginning of creation.' - Nikola Tesla
A Picture of a crystal on top of spatula 📷@realme_7pro

[Surya @surya_pravo]

Hilarious yet very relatable slide from an amazing talk on Late Prof Ned Seeman's work, his philosophy and scientific temper by @cbanani at @jncasr!

#crystals #Chemistry

[JNCASR Bangalore @jncasr]

A proud moment for @jncasr as 7 of our scientists have featured in “75 Under 50: Scientists Shaping Today’s India”, the coffee table book released by the Union Minister @DrJitendraSingh published by @IndiaDST
https://t.co/7OYSS2kady

#azadikaamritmahotsav

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

Educate yourself about things. Study hard what interests you the most. Don't worry about what others think of you, that's none of your business. Train your mind to think, doubt, and question. That's how you grow. 🧠

[JNCASR Bangalore @jncasr]

Applications invited for admission to postgraduate and research programmes 2022 @jncasr
* Ph.D./M.S. (Engg.)/M.S. (Research)
* https://t.co/KYNsvsYFpq. in Chemistry
* Integrated Ph.D. Programmes
https://t.co/MRGwEZEcC0
Last date 31st March 2022
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[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

SCIENCE:

If you don't make mistakes, you're doing it wrong.

If you don't correct those mistakes, you're doing it really wrong.

If you can't accept that you're mistaken, you're not doing it at all.