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A novel electrochemical sensor for quantifying 4‑Ethylphenyl Sulfate—a gut metabolite and a promising biomarker for diagnosis of neurological and developmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder #NewStudy by Anil Kumar & collaborators at JNU▶️bit.ly/4bIS2UA

People who celebrate lynching are condemning a slap. The slap should be condemned, but those who have celebrated violence for the past 10 years don't get a say in it.

There's a section of society who will try to give more weightage to how educated people in India vote. If anything, India shows again and again that education doesn't necessarily bring wisdom and rational thought.

Summer 2024.

reinstalling the hat

It is so hot in Delhi right now that I cannot imagine how daily wage workers and delivery workers even function. The price of climate change is borne by the most vulnerable bodies of poor countries who barely have a contribution in this disaster.

The joy of regaining yourself, not on a vacation or a break, not in a bookstore or in isolation, not with someone or something, but in complete mundaneness of everyday life is top notch.

Coffee changes connectivity in the brain. 🧵1/11

Researchers BE, IISc have designed a 3D hydrogel culture that can help track how tuberculosis bacteria infect lung cells, and test the efficacy of therapeutics used to treat TB. iisc.ac.in/events/novel-3… #IIScresearch Drug Delivery Lab

A new protocol published in STAR Protocols by Nimesh Gupta of BRIC-NII in collaboration with La Jolla Institute and AIIMS, New Delhi measures the B cell “help” function of antigen-specific memory T cells. 🔗doi.org/10.1016/j.xpro…

you learn something new every day

Stanford University released FREE online courses. Here are 7 courses you cannot afford to miss:

Here's to crossing the Rubicon! Fond farewell to the amazing batch of 2019 as they proceed to wrap up their PhDs and move on to new adventures. The NII family is incredibly proud of you and wishes you the best for future endeavours. We can't wait to see what you will do next🤩

I officially need a baby orangutan now.

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.

🔬"Immunology in Focus"—a mini-#symposium at BRIC-NII Featuring talks by Chandrashekhar Pasare Pasare Lab, Arvind Sahu, hiyaaghosh, Colin Jamora Skin homeostasis & inflammation lab, Veena Patil, & Devram Ghorpade A day of cutting-edge #research and #networking! 🕚11 AM - 4 PM, 12 July 📍NII

We are at #GlobalBioIndia! Visit us at Hall No 5 of Pragati Maidan to know how BRIC-NII is driving research in immunology and allied sciences for human health and well-being. #GlobalBioIndia2024 Department of Biotechnology Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale