WIDE ANGLE
Meet the people who took a dive
Dr. Suranjana Pal
Creative thinker and travelling Neuroscientist, Aficionado for all things "bright and beautiful".
Srikant Ojha
I approach (try to) art from the viewpoint of a child and strongly believe that passion learning is better when done in a judgement-free environment ( in a way how children can so easily get away with anything they do).
Harshita Kaul
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Dr. Triveni Menon
Developmental Biology doctorate from the Tata institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai. Works on understanding why animals take the many shapes they do, and dabbles in music and cooking when not in lab. Likes to be caffeinated at all times.
Dr. Antara Banerjee
Researcher hailing from Mumbai, G-protein coupled receptor aficionado, keen to unravel the complex signaling mechanisms of GPCRs in health and disease. Loves traveling, reading anr music.
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Aditi Karmarkar
A medical writer by profession, storyteller by choice. Enjoys running, crosswords, Lindy Hop and black tea.
Urvi Mishra
Its stimulating to always be learning, because one can never learn too much. When I dont talk like an old monk, I'm usually fawning over a fictional character or planning my experiments, or cleaning my catto's litter.
Subham Seal
I love to eat all types of food (except non-muscular meat ) and avoid all suggestions of losing weight. Also "very slightly" miser at times
Arpan Pariccha
Dr. Stitha
Prajanyapati
Scientist and Music enthusiast
Sheetal Jhadav
Sheetal is a curious engineer, whose interests fall under the myriad of philosophy, artificial intelligence and physics. She is a avid learner, reader an amateur astronomer and a budding guitarist. In her free time she can be seen archiving some precious moments in the past.
Rahul Kushwaha
Some nights I go on a treasure hunt because Cosmos is a Pandora's box!
Mahima Bose
A Neuroscience graduate student at TIFR because I love new challenges and the curious case of the making-of-the-brain. I enjoy learning new things, drinking coffee and roaming around. Have big dreams and on the mission to make them come true!
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Shivali Dongre
Mostly Harmless. Fueled by coffee. A biologist by day, insomniac by night. Wannabe Dog/Cat-mom.
Lamiya
Dohadwala
I am a reading fanatic, a sucker for perfectly imaged embryos, handwritten notes, postcards and all things blue. Recently, found myself to be an irresponsible promiser, blogger-turned-researcher and a strong advocate for women in STEM.
https://versesinwords@wordpress.com/view/versesinwords.wordpress.com
Dr. Prateek Arora
Ex-Cell biologist at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research.
Interested in all things Coding.
Likes swimming and reading fantasy/sci-fi novels.
Kinjal
Sanghrajka
Enthusiastic biologist with a happy-go-lucky attitude. Likes to cook and travel. Always surprised by the colors of sunset on the beachside.
Mohammad
Zafar
I am Zafar, working in the field of education, Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand. I work as a resource person in an organization called Azim Premji Foundation.
Modhura
Ganguly
As a Junior Research Scholar in DBS, TIFR I worked on the role of Par3/Bazooka in junction remodelling after fusion of the epidermal flanks during dorsal closure in Drosophila. I am a fun loving person in general though people around me say that I look very sombre and serious. I am famous to my labmates for being the die heart music lover, apart from that am fond of reading and travelling.
Abhrajyoti
Chakrabarti
Neuroscience grad student, rookie photographer, portray sketcher, big foodie. Hobbies include cycling, cooking, and numismatics. Filter coffee is love.
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Amartya Pradhan
Amartya is a Junior Research Scholar at Vaidya Lab where he is studying circuits underlying anxiety and depression, and possible therapeutic interventions of hallucinogens. He is serving as the Vice President of Project Encephalon. Amartya is also a former Khorana Scholar. Outside of lab chores, he enjoys dancing, hiking, traveling, exploring cuisines, and volunteering for social causes.
Check out his webpage.
Bandhan Goyal
Scientific Explorer | Student Physicist | Biology Enthusiast | Philosophical Thinker
Check out his webpage.
Tanya Pattnaik
A Neuro-Nerd, unapologetically curious, and rediscovering my creativity.
Prof. Vidita Vaidya
Vidita Vaidya is an Indian neuroscientist and Professor at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai. Her primary areas of research are neuroscience and molecular psychiatry. She joined the Department of Biological Sciences, TIFR in March, 2000. She has been a Wellcome Trust Overseas Senior Research Fellow (2003 - 2009). She received the National Bioscientist Award in 2012 and the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award in Medical Sciences in 2015. IN 2019, Vidita won the Nature Award for Mentoring in Science as a mid-career mentor. When not in the lab, Vidita moonlights as an avid story-teller, frequent traveller, occasional salsa dancer, and a scientific outreach enthusiast.
Dr. Parul Sood
My academic journey of 7+ yrs and diverse interactions with graduates, undergraduates and school students helped me understand some fundamental gaps in education. I wished I had known better about creativity, critical thinking, emotional well being all this time. Despite these skills being so essential and fundamental, we are never exposed to and trained in them. With a mission to fill this gap, I co-founded Tramseb; an edtech startup that aims to revolutionize skill based education with games and gamified content. I am a scientist by training and an educationist at heart. My research has spanned from finding biomarkers of psychological stress to finding how cargo are transported in the neurons. Presently, I am an entrepreneur hustling to establish my company.