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Congratulations to Anuradha Joshi, our Master's dissertation student for the best oral presentation award at the International Zoo and Wildlife Health Conference 2025 in Jabalpur, under the theme - Conservation Genetics, Bioinformatics and Technological Advancements. CSIR, India

This is a read on Dr. Sankaranarayanan Rajan's two decades long meticulous study on how cells keep D-amino acids out of the proteins made in cells. Along the way, they found fundamental mechs of how cells evolved while maintaining the L-amino acid based protein system. indiabioscience.org/columns/genera…

The EMBO lecture course on Cell-autonomous defense and innate immunity is going to be a one stop to meet international experts of innate immunity, autophagy, and cell death. Check the rich list of speakers: meetings.embo.org/event/25-immun… Registration is now open! CSIR, India EMBO

Join us in Nov for a deep dive into everything proteins in cell organelles - how they're made, what they look like, how they function and how it's all managed in cells from cytoplasm to the organelles. The EMBO lecture course will offer it all: meetings.embo.org/event/25-organ… CSIR, India

Last month, T Govindaraju came to CSIR-IICT and CCMB to deliver his talk at the Frontiers of Chemical Biology lecture series. If you missed attending the lecture, here is a summary of all things amyloids that his lab looks at, JNCASR Bangalore. scitales.ccmb.res.in/the-chemistry-… CSIR, India TGR Lab

Here is a detailed account of Wag31 and its role in maintaining the mycobacterial cell morphology+function from Vinay Nandicoori's lab. They find that the N-terminal of Wag31 binds to memb & the C-terminal interacts with proteins of M smegmatis cell memb. doi.org/10.7554/eLife.…

Many congratulations to Rutuja Pendharkar and Yogesh Sahu for the best poster awards at the Society for Neurochemistry Meeting at CSIR-IICT. CSIR, India

Shahtoosh wool from the endangered Tibetan antelope, aka chiru, gets smuggled into India usually as Pashmina. Karthikeyan Vasudevan's group has now patented a DNA-based technology that can identify the Tibetan antelope's DNA reliably from the Pashmina. theprint.in/ground-reports…

If you are a scientist or a science communicator, do you engage with science teachers? This time, in addition to an expert talk and visit to the facilities, we created puzzles to take them on a short journey of how experiments are designed. Check them out: scitales.ccmb.res.in/science-jumble…

#LavenderFestival #Throwback2023: प्रधानमंत्री श्री Narendra Modi जी, #MannKiBaat में #Doda ज़िला के #Bhaderwah में Lavender खेती के उल्लेख के लिए आभार। #AromaMission से जुड़े हम सब लोग,#CSIR विज्ञान एवं प्रौद्योगिकी मंत्रालय तथा किसान भाई इससे प्रोत्साहित हैं और इससे देश भर

Latest work in Imran Siddiqi's lab by Prakash Sivakumar (Siva, 🗣️/ˈsɪ va: /, Dr. PS) and others found a gene - SHUKR in flowering plants, that might have helped these plants in rapid evolution, faster than in any other plant group. Somdatta Karak explains the finding in The Hindu: thehindu.com/sci-tech/scien… CSIR, India

Many congratulations to Amitabha Chattopadhyay for the Springer Nature Editor of Distinction Award 2025.

DIS3L2 is an exoribonuclease. Defects in it causes enlarged brains and other body parts in infants, called Perlman's syndrome. Recent study from Megha Kumar's lab details its role in neural crest specification, patterning & survival in zebrafish embryo. doi.org/10.1186/s12964…

Check the open positions at CCMB: ccmb.res.in/administator/u… CSIR, India

Who hasn't heard of cancer relapse a few years after chemotherapy! We will have Priyadarshini Singh explain us what really goes on with cancer cells when chemotherapies are on. Come to Lamakaan on 27 Jun, 7pm on. More details here: scitales.ccmb.res.in/talk-to-the-ha…

Open positions at CCMB: ccmb.res.in/administator/u… CSIR, India

Phenome India - Phase 2 starts at CCMB. This is a part of CSIR, India's longitudinal study to develop India-specific health predictive models.