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Poem in the Art in Science exhibit of DBS annual talks. #ATDBSTIFR
A profound little poem from Maithreyi Narasimha dedicated to her lab and inspired by Tolkien - Art in Science entry
Curiosity driven science, a model of leadership and always a scientist. Picture of Shobhona with several generations of students who she has trained and worked with. You will be much missed at DBS. #ATDBSTIFR.
Reminiscences by Shobhona's former students. A supportive mentor long after you have left her lab, gently pushed trainees outside their comfort zone, very patient, believed in you, encouraged you to follow your dreams, impeccable leader. #ATDBSTIFR. Pictures from tifr websites
Shobhona Sharma's contributions to mentoring and malaria. Ronald Ross discovered the Malaria vector over 100 years ago. https://t.co/G84dCw4wL8. His poem sent to his wife after the discovery of the mosquito. Poem written on AG66 board by a 1st year student Roni Saiba. #ATDBSTIFR
Sulabha Pathak works with Shobhona. She thanks Shobhona & TIFR for a stimulating and supportive environment to do research. She presents data on B-cell subsets from Plasmodium vivax infected patients. Will appear soon in Parasite Immunology. #ATDBSTIFR
Inducible, reversible, oscillatory looping interactions using light to understand and manipulate genome architecture. Talk by @MayuriRege at Ruia College former MSc with Shobhona. 'Shobhona encouraged everyone to follow their curiosity' says Mayuri. #ATDBSTIFR
Varadha Sundaramuthy @NCBS_Bangalore talks about Plasmodium in 3D within liver tissue considered an asymptomatic stage. Thanks Shobhona for her help especially in navigating the regulatory space for conducting experiments & collecting samples. #ATDBSTIFR
Shobhona Sharma says 'Serendipity takes you in unexpected directions', here to cell division in the malarial parasite while looking for proteins that protect against P. falciparum. #ATDBSTIFR.
DAY 4. Annual talks with faculty talks, posters, invited speakers and a lot of science fun. Behaviours in Biology: from molecules and organelles to cells and behaviour. 'SHOBHONA MEMORIES'--sharing stories of interactions with Shobhona at TIFR. #ATDBSTIFR
Art in Science in #ATDBSTIFR from Roni Saiba 1st year student who joined our program July 2018. 'The human endeavour to understand ourselves'.
Art in Science in #ATDBSTIFR from 2017 & 2018 from Aditi Karmarkar @aditi_karmarkar MSc student. The text in both highlight the journey of students in science- 'Why we do research' & 'Starry Sky'.
'Patterns everywhere: we look for complexities in patterning an organism. Different patterns add up together to sculpt a whole organism.' Painting of Drosophila by Sudeepa Nandi using Acrylic colours on handmade paper combining Mandala & Gond art patterns. #sciart #ATDBSTIFR
Aprotim Mazumder @TIFRH_buzz says he drew inspiration from BJ Rao's work on DNA damage. Presents data on DNA damage and global nuclear responses. #ATDBSTIFR.
Rangoli by Toshali @BanerjeeToshali. 'Cortical Pyramidal neurons labelled by various fluorescent proteins in a BRAINBOW mouse. This Rangoli is a fun amalgamation of the Holi colours and Diwali crackers!' Art in Science #ATDBSTIFR. Thank you @nsreelaja for getting this started
Poster prizes for Subham Seal, MSc student Mithilesh Mishra lab and Sandra, PhD student Ullas Kolthur lab at #ATDBSTIFR. Congratulations.
DBS @TIFRScience alumnus Richa Rikhy @IISERPune discusses organelle distributions in Drosophila embryo-the theme of cell biological changes in development continues. Message for current students 'Whats past is prologue' (from The Tempest, Shakespeare). #ATDBSTIFR
Sreelaja @nsreelaja continues with the theme of critical periods, here during embryonic zebrafish development--gene expression & biological scaling. #ATDBSTIFR
Critical periods, circuits, anxiety and the role of Serotonin dependent signaling. @ViditaVaidya says no movies, no colourful images instead I will show black & white graphs. All animal using labs thank Shital Suryavanshi who runs our animal house. #ATDBSTIFR
One ring to rule them all (The Lord of the Rings, J. R. R. Tolkien). Mithilesh Mishra talks about recent work on the contractile ring that is key for cytokinesis in S. pombe. Three DBS MSc students have contributed interesting data to several of the studies presented. #ATDBSTIFR
In my talk today #ATDBSTIFR on axon regeneration, used the analogy from Aesop's fable 'The tortoise & the hare' to discuss faster may not be better. Used 4 stamp pics from Fr. Greg Carlson @Creighton web collection https://t.co/1tnH0sDM1G Lots to explore on the site-enjoy
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