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@MoEABharat Dr. S. Jaishankar Randhir Jaiswal Dear Sir, I am in Warsaw, Poland with my friend Saumaya Kirti for a conference. We are students from IIT Bombay . Unfortunately, Saumaya has lost her wallet which has her passport and other cards. We have a return flight tomorrow. PleaseHelp

I am looking to recruit a postdoc to study muscle stem cell aging at the NIA. Interested candidates with expertise in chromatin biology, genomics and stem cell biology are encouraged to apply directly at [email protected]. Thank you!

Time to ditch BioRender? I had no idea they were claiming copyright to the figures we make with it, even after we pay for use of the service.

Don't just use a Zotero to store papers - it's a mess. Here is a new, beautiful way to store, annotate and share your papers: 👇 (text summary below)

A vein finder uses infrared light to locate veins under the skin. It emits near-infrared light, which is absorbed by in the blood. Veins appear as dark lines against a lighter background, aiding healthcare providers in visualizing their location and depth.

Abstracts are your paper's first impression. A weak abstract can sink even the best research. I transformed my abstract game with this 6-step Nature formula (and you can, too)

We're recruiting! Multiple postdoc and PhD positions at the University of Lausanne. Official adverts will be out soon, but you can have a sneak peek. Informal enquires are encouraged - if you like our papers, we want to hear from you! sites.google.com/view/sonjaleht…

Astonishing breakthrough in #organoid engineering, as reported in nature by T Recaldin,M Harter,L Steinacher,B Gjeta, and colleagues: intestinal epithelial organoids incorporating tissue-resident immune cells. Institute of Human Biology Roche go.roche.com/4a5t1

Looking for a motivated non-NET Master’s graduate willing to work on a fully funded project by Department of Biotechnology at BRIC - National Institute of Biomedical Genomics . Prior experience in molecular biology techniques like qPCR, cell culture, FACS and knowledge of Epigenetics is a bonus. Interested may Repost or DM.

Nobel Prize is NOT about h-index or citations. It is about the emergence of big new fields. So many posts discuss Nobel awardees. And so many misunderstand the Nobel Prize. 📍 A bit of clarification from my side: 1⃣ Nobel Prize is NOT about how useful your work is. It’s about

Had an amazing time with 36 participants from 15 different Asian Univs in a Hands on Workshop for Organ on Chip models. The participants were really happy at the end. Kudos to the TAs (members frm our lab & Prof Sandip Kar’s lab) who did all the Hardwork.

Ever wondered how Mumbai would look under snow? Here you are. Thanks to AI :)

doi.org/10.1007/s10815… Excited to share the publication of our AI based tool to determine Y chromosome microdeletions and predict the outcomes of surgical sperm retrieval for ICSI and outcomes of assisted reproduction full text here rdcu.be/d20B7

In “Techconnect”, the annual outreach program of IITB, MLab members are enjoying their time in our lab stall explaining microfluidics to the visitors across age groups.

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All of us, who work in the area of MechanoBio learnt the subject by reading Prof. Mike Sheet’s papers. He visited our lab, met students, n eventually offered 1 PostDoc & 2 PhD positions. There is probably no one working in this field who is NR touched by Mike. RIP. U’ll b missed.

Seeking a lab position with H1B sponsorship-to start immediately. My paper, ‘Rejuvenation of Senescent Cells, In Vitro and In Vivo, by Low Frequency Ultrasound,’ just accepted in Aging Cell. Expertise in aging, senescence, cancer, rejuvenation & mechanobiology. DMs open! #H1B

🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 Our latest research, "Inhomogeneous Substrate Strain-Driven Long-Range Cellular Patterning," is out now in Cell Reports Physical Science!

A new study from researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, led by Prof. Abhijit Majumder, uncovers how strain fields produced by embedded inhomogeneities within biomaterials influence cell alignment, reshaping our understanding of cell behaviour in development,

#ICSAPaperOfTheMonth Breast cancer cells resist chemotherapy by entering a transient senescent state and evading immune detection. Instead of dying, they persist and can later escape senescence to drive relapse. Disrupting this cycle could lead to new treatment strategies.