Sandeep Miryala (@san_miryala) 's Twitter Profile
Sandeep Miryala

@san_miryala

PostDoc Scholar at USF

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Nature Communications (@naturecomms) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A mechanical trigger for biofilm formation What makes bacteria switch from solitary planktonic existence to collective life in a complex community of biofilm? Story behind the paper by Andre Levchenko, Eric Chu, Onur Kilic, Hojung Cho & Alex Groisman go.nature.com/2EyhPUk

A mechanical trigger for biofilm formation

What makes bacteria switch from solitary planktonic existence to collective life in a complex community of biofilm?

Story behind the paper by Andre Levchenko, Eric Chu, Onur Kilic, Hojung Cho & Alex Groisman

go.nature.com/2EyhPUk
Cori Bargmann (@betenoire1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Samay Godika’s Breakthrough Challenge video on circadian rhythm is a masterpiece of clarity and precision. youtube.com/watch?v=lcDFQb…

Swati Goel Sharma (@swati_gs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A beautiful read! How a Hindu woman in America got a nightclub to agree to change its decor that had pictures of Hindu gods on the walls of its toilet. By merely speaking up. Loved the letter she wrote to the club's manager browngirlmagazine.com/2018/11/letter…

Srinandan (@biofilmbiol) 's Twitter Profile Photo

First preprint from my lab. Would love to hear any critical comments on this from the scientific family @sandeep70039315 x.com/biorxiv_micrbi…

Christian Kost (@kostchristian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Matrix inhibition by Salmonella excludes uropathogenic E. coli from biofilm Interesting new work from Srinandan @sandeep09201 Veena G. Nair, and S Chandramohan. academic.oup.com/femsec/advance…

The Nobel Prize (@nobelprize) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Marie Curie died of aplastic anaemia on 4 July 1934, a result of years of exposure to radiation through her work. Even today her laboratory notebook from 1899-1902, is radioactive and will be for 1,500 years.

Marie Curie died of aplastic anaemia on 4 July 1934, a result of years of exposure to radiation through her work. Even today her laboratory notebook from 1899-1902, is radioactive and will be for 1,500 years.
BacterialWorld (@bacterialworld) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Read our new blog post Bacteria fight by destroying each other's biofilms highlighting killer research by Srinandan Sandeep Miryala & Veena Nair With killer bacteria images by Noémie Matthey @[email protected] sarahs-world.blog/bacteria-fight… #Bacterialworld

Read our new blog post 
Bacteria fight by destroying each other's biofilms highlighting killer research by <a href="/biofilmbiol/">Srinandan</a> <a href="/san_miryala/">Sandeep Miryala</a> &amp; <a href="/I_am_Veena/">Veena Nair</a>

With killer bacteria images by <a href="/NoemieMatthey/">Noémie Matthey @NoemieMatthey@vis.social</a>

sarahs-world.blog/bacteria-fight…
#Bacterialworld
Discover Magazine (@discovermag) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The strange story of one of the most shocking medical 'treatments' ever invented — cerebral impaludation, or the injection of malaria-infected blood into the brain. pst.cr/zv5tY

IISc Bangalore (@iiscbangalore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do organisms decide whether to group with their own or with other species? A new study from CES, IISc provides some insights into the factors that drive this choice bit.ly/2HJDq9B

How do organisms decide whether to group with their own or with other species? A new study from <a href="/CES_IISc/">CES, IISc</a> provides some insights into the factors that drive this choice bit.ly/2HJDq9B
True Indology (@trueindology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The beautiful Pakhal lake near Warangal was not a natural formation Constructed by the great Kakatiya Ganapatideva (c. 1200 CE), It collects water from drainage area of 80 miles and irrigates upto 300,000 acres Hindu kings constructed tanks as it was considered a Dharmic act

The beautiful Pakhal lake near Warangal was not a natural formation

Constructed by the great Kakatiya Ganapatideva (c. 1200 CE), It collects water from drainage area of 80 miles and irrigates upto 300,000 acres

Hindu kings constructed tanks as it was considered a Dharmic act