Jasjeet Singh Bagla

student, teacher, physicist, astronomer, wanderer

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[DPS @ IISER Mohali @DPS_IISERM]

In a recent publication in Nature Astronomy, international astronomers, including Dr. Eswaraiah Chakali of @DPS_IISERM, find that chaotic turbulence rather than orderly magnetic fields may be the primary force shaping the seeds of massive star clusters.

https://t.co/1miCpBBwQQ

[DPS @ IISER Mohali @DPS_IISERM]

Harshmeet Kaur, a doctoral student in the lab @bsoftmatter headed by Dr. Tripta Bhatia, received the Best Poster Award at the 10th International Soft Matter Conference, held for the first time in India at BITS, Goa.

@IiserMohali

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

@Pavan_KumarGV A lot of thought has also gone into 'solar sailing' as an option for interplanetary and interstellar missions. https://t.co/9zvyNIN7kV

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

@Pavan_KumarGV Interesting thing is that radiation pressure as well as gravity fall off as inverse square. So one can think of a net force on any object. For very small objects, radiation pressure wins! Tiny dust grains can get expelled from the solar system by radiation pressure.

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

@Ms_Gravitas I think the first measurements were with the Viking lander on Mars.

[The Institute of Mathematical Sciences @IMScChennai]

IMSc announces Advanced School on Mathematical Methods for Physicists during 6-10 July, a focused training program aimed at early-career PhD students working in astrophysics, particle physics, and nuclear physics. Application deadline: 7 June. For details: https://t.co/1GA5hJkqUn

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

This is second consecutive year when a best poster award at the annual meeting of the ASI has come to IISER Mohali.

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

Congratulations to @AnshulS00746920 @hkjassal Mamta Gulati and Kulinder Pal Singh for the best poster award in the Galaxies and Cosmology category at the annual meeting of the astronomical society of India.

[Rahul Siddharthan @rsidd120]

The computational biology group at IMSc is looking for PhD applicants. Last date extended to 31 May 2026. If you have mathematical and computational skills, a 4-year degree in any branch of STEM, and an interest in using your training in biology, apply!
https://t.co/D256fBbT2N

[The Tribune @thetribunechd]

Jalandhar village scripts history: India team bags second spot in Street Child World Cup 2026 

@aparna_banerji reports

https://t.co/jgaiRd8o6R

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

Congratulations to Eswaraiah and the research group.

@astro_iiserm

[DPS @ IISER Mohali @DPS_IISERM]

Congratulations to Dr. Eswaraiah Chakali of @DPS_IISERM for a recent publication in Science Advances
https://t.co/TrwZtl02Y5;

Evidence for the gravity-driven and magnetically regularized gas flows feeding the
massive protostellar cluster in Cepheus A

@ANRFIndia @EduMinOfIndia

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

@DPS_IISERM @astro_iiserm @IiserMohali

[Physics, IISc @Physics_at_IISc]

Mark your calendars: Anil Kumar Memorial Lecture 2026 on April 29 at 4 pm.

We are delighted to host Prof. Jasjeet Singh Bagla from IISER Mohali, a distinguished physicist whose research focuses on astronomy, cosmology, and the development of cosmological N-Body simulations.

[Physics, IISc @Physics_at_IISc]

Topic: Dark Energy: Are there limits to what we can find out?

For those unable to attend in person, the event will be live-streamed on YouTube at https://t.co/MnA7SStVFD

#IISc #Astrophysics #cosmology #Physics #Research #PublicLecture #STEM

[Physics, IISc @Physics_at_IISc]

Mark your calendars: Anil Kumar Memorial Lecture 2026 on April 29 at 4 pm.

We are delighted to host Prof. Jasjeet Singh Bagla from IISER Mohali, a distinguished physicist whose research focuses on astronomy, cosmology, and the development of cosmological N-Body simulations.

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

@parrysingh Congratulations.

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

@DPS_IISERM @astro_iiserm @Bhardwaj_A_2016

[Santosh Satbhai @santosh7bhai]

Prof. Bharadwaj @Bhardwaj_A_2016 gave a fascinating Astronomy seminar today on "India on the Moon: Challenges and Science”. Thank you @jsbagla for organising it. @IiserMohali

[Santosh Satbhai @santosh7bhai]

Prof. Bharadwaj @Bhardwaj_A_2016 gave a fascinating Astronomy seminar today on "India on the Moon: Challenges and Science”. Thank you @jsbagla for organising it. @IiserMohali

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

Please note the change in time: 10:00am.

[Jasjeet Singh Bagla @jsbagla]

Looking forward to Professor Anil Bhardwaj's visit and seminar. He will be speaking about "India on the Moon: Challenges and Science".

[IISER Mohali @IiserMohali]

Our Vigyan Pratibha Team organized a consultative meeting during April 16-17 to plan teacher training for implementing inquiry-based science and mathematics learning in state schools across Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu & Kashmir. @VP_IISERMohali