Applications are invited for the North-East Summer Research Fellowship (NE-SRF) programme launched by JNCASR exclusively for the students and Faculty of the North Eastern Indian states.
For more details, please visit: https://t.co/YMPwVG6N2Y
Last date: 20th June 2026
We are hiring!
A Project Research Scientist-I (Non-Med) for the ICMR Funded Project. If organic synthesis and Antimicrobial research excite you. Do apply at the earliest!
https://t.co/88t3lbBEwN
Deadline: 20-01-2026
#AMR#ICMR#ResearchOpportunity@NCU_JNCASR@jncasr
Here is our editorial in ACS Infectious Diseases, focusing on combination therapy research published in ACS ID. The articles here highlight relevance of multipronged combination therapy as key to our fight against infection across pathogens. https://t.co/i7TLolE7EN
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2025 marks 80 years since the Nobel Prize for the verstile β-lactams! To celebrate this historic milestone, ACS ID invites contributions for a Special Issue. Read the Call for papers Editorial, also featuring insights from experts in the field! https://t.co/SdQ0GPYqK8 @ACSBioMed
Dec 2025 will mark 6 years since the first notification of COVID-19. Our Nov issue features an editorial from Scott Pegan, highlighting 25 diverse articles on COVID-19 published in ACS ID, over the last 5 years.
https://t.co/Y28oJTvRdK
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The November issue of #ACSInfectiousDiseases is now online. Highlighting key research in diagnostic and therapeutic strategies to tackle a wide range of pathogens.
Read many interesting articles here: https://t.co/8NN7xZstWy
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The symposium also featured inspiring talks from ACS ID Editorial Advisory Board members and student researcher, highlighting impactful science and innovation across the field. #ACSInfectiousDiseases@acsbiol
Thrilled to celebrate the outstanding recipients of the ACS Infectious Diseases Young Investigator Award at #ACSIDSymposium 2025! Their cutting-edge work is advancing frontiers of ID research. Here is a photo of the awardees with Prof. James Houghland. #ACSInfectiousDiseases
August Issue of #ACSInfectiousDiseases is out!
This issue highlights key research in smart POCT diagnostics, broad-spectrum AMP, novel adjuvants, first-in-class inhibitors for TB, Schistosoma, H. pylori & many more. Read the articles here https://t.co/ZlC4J2TVdU
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This issue has a concluding editorial for the TB special issue, written by Guest editors Varadha and Erick! Amidst the increasing challenges and prevalent TB drug resistance, our issue highlights the need for collective effort! Find the special issue here https://t.co/1LaEDV2pdj
In this issue we have detailed reviews on outer membrane protein in vibrio species, host-pathogen interaction in tuberculosis, insights into biology of Candida, molecular tools for human fungal pathogens and on the role of Gut–microbiota in viral infection https://t.co/ZVb8R0t3u1
The latest issue of ACS ID is out! We have articles spanning Mycobacteria, Fungai, MDR bacteria such as A. baumannii, P. aeruginosa, S. Typhimurium, etc. They cover areas like molecular mechanisms, immunomodulatory strategies, diagnostics, etc.
https://t.co/glfnTnGbfa
Happy to share our editorial honoring the legacy of Prof. Bill DeGrado (UCSF), a pioneer in the field, written along with Prof. Marcos Piers & Prof. Mike Klein!
The editorial is accompanied by a written interview of Bill.
Link: https://t.co/Y6j4MtLUUE
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Delighted to welcome Prof. Umesh V. Waghmare, Professor & Dean, Faculty Affairs, JNCASR, as the new President of JNCASR. He assumed office on 11 June 2025. Prof. G.U. Kulkarni handed over charge to Prof. Waghmare at a ceremony at the President’s Office today.
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It brings us great joy to share that our PhD student, Mr. Yash Acharya, has been selected for the prestigious ASM Future Leaders Mentorship Fellowship (FLMP) by @ASMicrobiology
Congratulations @yash_amr@NCU_JNCASR@jncasr#ASM#FLMP#AMR
#Karnataka: The #IndianNavy formally inducted and named the Ancient Stitched ship as 𝐈𝐍𝐒𝐕 𝐊𝐚𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐲𝐚 at a ceremonial event held at Naval Base, Karwar.
Union Minister of Culture @gssjodhpur presided over the event as the Chief Guest, marking the culmination of an extraordinary project that celebrates India’s rich shipbuilding heritage.
INSV Kaundinya is a stitched sail ship, based on a 5th-century CE ship depicted in the paintings of Ajanta Caves.
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Exciting opportunity to join our lab! We are hiring a Junior Research Fellow (JRF) for a DBT-funded project. If your interests aligns with organic synthesis and antimicrobial research.
Apply now: https://t.co/xdM0Cacdcw
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The Sacred Ensembles of the Hoysalas are a group of exquisitely carved 12th-13th century temples located in Belur, Halebidu and Somanathapura in Karnataka. Built under the patronage of the Hoysala dynasty, these temples are celebrated for their intricate stone carvings and a distinctive architectural style that blends stellate shaped temple plan with ornate sculptural detail.
Dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva, these temples are not only places of worship but also masterpieces of artistic expression, depicting scenes from epics, daily life and mythological motifs.
At Halebidu, the Hoysalesvara Temple (1121 CE) honors King Vishnuvardhana and features twin shrines, a dance hall, and over 400 carvings from Shaiva and Vaishnava traditions.
In Belur, the Chennakeshava Temple (1117 CE), also built by Vishnuvardhana, is known for its star-shaped layout, detailed friezes, and the famous Madanika bracket figures. (1/2)