So who discovered the Fibonacci sequence? Fibonacci?
No, afraid not (no disrespect Leonardo Bonacci, aka Fibonacci).
Another scientist?
Nope.
Who then?
Here's @MarcusduSautoy (it wasn't him either in case you're wondering).
A recent publication from our group: Importance of pesticide and additional food in pest-predator system: a theoretical study*
A long awaited one. Final chapter from the thesis of my first PhD scholar https://t.co/BBjyNWUEtd
Several faculty of Centre for Ecological Sciences, IISc have put together an online course on Fundamentals of Ecology, to be offerred via NPTEL platform from Jan 2025.
Check here for more details:
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Oxford Mathematician and Fellow of @StJohnsOx Philip Maini has been awarded the Sylvester Medal by the @royalsociety for his contributions to mathematical biology.
Pretty good teacher too.
https://t.co/On8KkwubXl
Photo: Robert Taylor/St John's
@vishuguttal@MenonBioPhysics In my view, the difference is between whether it is basic sciences and engineering. If you are an engineer, you will get a higher salary even if you don't have a PhD—the mad rush behind engineering neglecting the foundations, the basic sciences.
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Episode 2 - we talked to someone who has lived a lifetime of friendship with science and has inspired innumerable others to join the club — Arvind Gupta.
Hope you enjoy this one too. Please keep the suggestions and feedback coming.
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