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
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.
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@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.
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
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.
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
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
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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.
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.
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
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
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