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All species do not occur everywhere. What limits a species range? Why are some species widely distributed while others confined to particular habitat? These are classic ecological questions that can be explored by comparative ecological studies, experimental manipulation to explore limiting conditions, and genetics to explore local adaptation. In this thesis, I attempt to take all of these approaches to investigate species range limits in Primula species in the Himalaya. The genus Primula L. are high altitude specialist species, and are one of the most dominant herbaceous plant community found in cold and moist regions of the Sikkim Himalaya.
We conducted transplant experiments, in which rhizomes were transplanted across species’ altitudinal ranges and beyond their range limits, into different competitive environments. The performance of focal Primual species at center of their altitudinal ranges was best suggesting that environmental conditions at range margin are stressful. Additionally, the differences in performance of transplants at below and above range sites suggest that different factors might control range limit of species at the lower and higher altitudes. The decreased survival of transplants at above range sites may be attributed to low temperature conditions, as climate is considered as the main deterministic factor controlling the distribution ranges of species at high altitude. However, the disequilibrium in observed range limit and the ecological niche limit of P. denticulata a wide-ranging species at lower altitude may be attributed to biotic factors. Furthermore, our study reveals capacity for rapid adaptation to climate change through transcriptome variation, which may facilitate the phenotypic plasticity observed in morphological and life history traits. However, the reduced reproductive fitness under temperature stress conditions may lead to small population size and the likelihood of low genetic diversity.
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Flowering plants have evolved complex molecular mechanisms that ensure successful pollination and seed set. Continuous cell-cell communication between the pollen (male) and cells of the pistil (female part of the flower) is a critical determinant of reproductive success. The stigma, a specialized female tissue of the pistil receives and facilitates the growth of desirable pollen and blocks less desirable pollen for fertilization. Stigma development and receptivity (ability to accept compatible pollen) is likely regulated through reactive oxygen species (ROS). A functionally redundant mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling cascade ensures stigma receptivity in Arabidopsis (Jamshed et al., 2020). Self-Ârecognition and self-incompatibility (SI) are mechanisms that prevent self-fertilization and consequent inbreeding in flowering plants. Molecular and genetic analyses of SI system have uncovered a complex, receptor-ligand mediated, phosphorylation-dependent signaling pathway that coordinates the rejection of self pollen. Fascinatingly, the members of mustard family utilize methylglyoxal, a metabolic by product of glycolysis to bring about SI response (Sankaranarayanan et al., 2015; Kenney et al., 2020). Compatible pollination results in a rapid stigma senescence response (Sankaranarayanan et al., 2013). Following which, the pollen forms a pollen tube to transport the non-motile sperm cells to the ovules for double fertilization. Defensin-like peptide LUREs function as pollen tube attractants secreted by the synergid cells of the ovules (Okuta et al., 2009). In Torenia fournieri, an ovular competency factor AMOR glycan is required to perceive LUREs (Mizukami et al., 2016). 4-methyl-glucuronosyl galactose, the terminal sugar of AMOR glycan is essential and sufficient for the competency induction of pollen tubes (Jiao et al., 2017). In Arabidopsis, glucuronic acid molecule likely functions in interspecies recognition. Given that pollination is an important event in plant reproduction, understanding the molecular mechanisms contributing to successful pollination could result in strategies to improve crop yield.
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The current vision of our laboratory is to use simple systems to understand universal, organizational principles of metabolic information flow within and between cells, and address how metabolism controls cell states. For this, we use integrative approaches to address questions across three scales: (i) metabolites, (ii) metabolic sensing & signaling, and (iii) systems and collectives. In the past ~5 years, we have used this approach to uncover the roles of several metabolites in regulating cell states. As an illustrative example of how to go from identifying the function of a metabolite to mechanisms of sensing and signaling, I will present studies on how the amino acid methionine functions as a growth signal, by controlling conserved metabolic and transcriptional/ translational programs, through specific molecular machinery. I will also briefly summarize other findings of molecular mechanisms through which cells modulate resource allocations for distinct outcomes, based on the availability of carbon and nitrogen. Finally, I will sum up studies that address how metabolic constraints can determine functional specialization and division of labor within clonal communities. These diverse studies, performed in simple model systems, have revealed conserved mechanisms and processes through which metabolites regulate cell states. Our findings are now being extended to investigations in more complex systems through collaborative efforts.
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Our survival and well-being are predicated on the ability of the nervous system to transform complementary sensory cues into stimulus-appropriate motor responses. The spinal cord represents a crucial node in this process - a diverse array of spinal neurons is tasked with converting somatosensory stimuli into actionable cues and transforming descending motor instructions into specific muscle activation patterns. In order to then dissect the neural mechanisms underlying sensorimotor control, it is necessary to identify the cell types that constitute the cord, reveal the molecular repertoire that endows the cell types with their functional specializations, and illuminate the network architecture in which the cell types are embedded. To address this, in my postdoctoral work, first, I defined the cell types of the adult mammalian spinal cord by adapting new techniques in single cell biology. Using gene expression profiles of thousands of individual spinal cord cells, I identified 43 distinct neuronal cell types and established the first major atlas of adult spinal cord cell types. With this atlas in hand, I next sought to systematically probe how different brain regions interact with spinal neurons. Virus-based mapping of descending inputs revealed a previously uncharacterized, direct pathway from the cerebellum to the spinal cord, challenging the existing notion that the cerebellum communicates with the spinal cord only through indirect relays in the brain stem. Using intersectional genetic labeling strategies, I found that cerebellospinal neurons constitute a small minority of excitatory neurons in the deep cerebellar nuclei, target pre-motor circuits in the ventral spinal cord and the brain, and control distinct aspects of movement. Together, my work greatly expands our knowledge of adult spinal cord neurons and provides new insights into the organizational logic of motor networks.
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Neuronal microcircuits are the building blocks of the brain. Hence, understanding how these circuits operate has direct implications in comprehending brain function, and its dysfunction. Microcircuits compute by integrating inputs from multiple sources of excitation and inhibition. However, an increasing number of neurons in the brain co-transmit both excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters. How such co-transmission facilitates circuit function is poorly understood. In my postdoctoral work, employing a combination of state-of the-art techniques including 2-photon imaging and optogenetics, I revealed that co-transmission from retinal starburst amacrine cells was critical for generating direction selectivity in downstream ganglion cells. Further experiments revealed that switching to a single source of excitation and inhibition allows the circuit to compute robustly in the face of mounting noise. These findings provide new insights on the circuitry generating direction selectivity in retinal ganglion cells, and more generally reveal the potential for co-transmission in coding information in neuronal circuits.​
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Phosphatidylinositol 5 phosphate 4-kinases (PIP4K) are metazoan specific lipid kinases that regulate phosphatidylinositol 5 phosphate (PI5P) levels in cells. The loss of PIP4K in various metazoans perturbs physiological functions like growth, insulin sensitivity, tumor growth and immune cell activation. However, the biochemical mechanism by which PIP4K controls these functions in vivo is unclear.
The Drosophila genome encodes a single PIP4K gene (dPIP4K) that regulates growth promoting TORC1 activity and cell growth (Gupta et al., 2013; Mathre et al., 2019). In vitro, dPIP4K can phosphorylate both phosphatidylinositol 5-phosphate (PI5P) and phosphatidylinositol 3-phosphate (PI3P). It has previously been reported that PI5P levels are elevated and cell size is decreased in dPIP4K mutants (dPIP4K29) (Gupta et al., 2013). However, it is not clear if elevated PI5P levels caused the decrease in cell size in dPIP4K29. Therefore, it was essential to be able to measure the levels of the aforementioned phosphoinositides from Drosophila tissues to understand the biochemical mechanism of dPIP4K function. In this thesis seminar I will discuss the efforts that I undertook to (a) design assays to measure low abundant phosphoinositides PI5P and PI3P from Drosophila tissues using highly sensitive LC-MS/MS platforms (Ghosh et al., 2019), (b) biochemistry and genetic experiments to determine the signaling lipid responsible for controlling cell size in dPIP4K29 mutants.
Briefly, apart from the previously reported elevation in PI5P levels, dPIP4K29 mutants show elevation in PI3P levels. Interestingly, it was observed that the catalytic activity of dPIP4K was essential to rescue the elevated PI3P levels in dPIP4K29. Further, changing PI3P levels and not PI5P levels in dPIP4K29 rescues the cell size defect. These findings raise the possibility that elevations in PI3P may also regulate mTORC1 and cell growth in dPIP4K29. Consistent with this idea, down-regulation of mtm, a 3-phophatase that can degrade PI3P, reduces Drosophila salivary gland cell size. Finally, the elevated PI3P in dPIP4K29 increases autophagy and down-regulation of a molecular component downstream of PI3P formation in the autophagy pathway rescues the cell size defect of dPIP4K29. Therefore, this thesis work defines PI3P levels controlled by dPIP4K as a novel regulator of cell size.
References:
Ghosh, A., Sharma, S., Shinde, D., Ramya, V., and Raghu, P. (2019). A novel mass assay to measure phosphatidylinositol-5-phosphate from cells and tissues. Biosci. Rep. 39, 707604.
Gupta, A., Toscano, S., Trivedi, D., Jones, D.R., Mathre, S., Clarke, J.H., Divecha, N., and Raghu, P. (2013). Phosphatidylinositol 5-phosphate 4-kinase (PIP4K) regulates TOR signaling and cell growth during Drosophila development. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A. 110, 5963–5968.
Mathre, S., Reddy, K.B., Ramya, V., Krishnan, H., Ghosh, A., and Raghu, P. (2019). Functional analysis of the biochemical activity of mammalian phosphatidylinositol 5 phosphate 4-kinase enzymes. Biosci. Rep. 39, BSR20182210.
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Dry forests are highly threatened ecosystems that now face additional challenges due to climate change. In the future, rainfall is predicted to become more pulsed – a shift towards heavier rainfall events separated by longer droughts - and this can significantly impact the survival and growth of dry forest seedlings. In this thesis, I used an experimental approach to investigate the responses of dry forest seedlings of different ages to drought and pulsed rainfall regimes when grown alone and in competition with grasses and evaluated whether their responses can be predicted by some commonly measured plant functional traits.
In my first experiment, I quantified the drought tolerance of very young (3-week old) seedlings from 7 species common to dry forests of southern India. Germinated seedlings were divided into a control and a drought group. The drought group was deprived of water from 3-weeks of age until they died, while the control group received water every 1-2 days until 42 days old. The seedlings displayed substantial drought resistance, surviving for a minimum of 3 weeks without water. Species with larger seeds and denser wood survived the longest. This work was published in the Journal of Tropical Ecology (Krishnan et al., 2019).
In my second experiment, 4-month old seedlings from 19 species were subjected to either a pulsed or a control rainfall regime. Both groups received the same total amount of water over the course of the experiment, but the pulsed group received water every 12th day (572 ml) while the control received water every 3rd day (143 ml) for a total of 110 days. There were no discernible differences in the size of the seedlings between the two groups. The seedlings in both groups showed no change in height or number of leaves over the course of the experiment. However, seedlings did show decreases in stem diameter, where those that were larger at the beginning of the experiment, shrank more by the end, both within and across species. Surprisingly, species with high SLA were smaller by the end of the experiment. Finally, species with higher stem specific density (SSD) and greater root biomass, shrank less over the experimental period.
In my final experiment, 2-week old dry forest seedlings were either grown alone or in competition with established grasses and were subjected to the same pulsed and control rainfall treatments described in the second experiment for 42 days. Seedling growth was reduced only when seedlings were subjected to both pulsed rainfall and grass competition. Seedlings subjected to just grass competition or pulsed rainfall alone showed no differences in growth over the experimental period. Species with higher SLA showed higher growth when grown with competition under the control rainfall regime, but those same species showed reduced growth under the pulsed rainfall regime while also increasing the ratio of root to shoot biomass.
In summary, my PhD research demonstrates that dry forest tree seedlings are remarkably drought resistance and though functional traits were significant predictors, they accounted for only a small amount of variation in seedling growth and survival. However, drought in combination with grass competition does pose a threat to young dry forest seedlings. Taken together, results from my experiments suggest that changes in rainfall patterns towards more pulsed regimes in dry forests is likely to favour larger seeded species and those with lower SLA and higher SSD.
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Butterfly wing patterns are key ecological adaptations that have undergone rapid evolutionary change. They perform diverse and essential functions from sexual selection and predator avoidance to thermoregulation. How are genetic and developmental networks rewired to accommodate and maintain this diversity? Using the female-limited polymorphic Batesian mimicry in Papilio polytes, a classic example of complex polymorphisms, we delve into the genetic and developmental regulation of wing patterning. We observed that the mimetic polymorphism in this species group was governed by rapidly evolving allelic variants and differential developmental regulation of the highly conserved gene, doublesex. The female forms in P. polytes follow a strict dominance hierarchy and have evolved in a step-wise fashion through Haldane's sieve with each successive novel mimetic form having complete dominance over pre-existing forms. However, novel wing phenotypes could arise from rearrangements in existing form-specific alleles. We further identified key developmental stages for dsx activity and identified potential dsx targets which were distinct and non-overlapping between wing patterning and reproductive functions. We also identified tissue and form-specific activity of dsx isoforms in females which may facilitate subfunctionalization of dsx activity giving rise to differential wing patterns. Further, we traced the expression of genes involved in pigment production and perception which showed a sexually dimorphic pattern of developmental heterochrony. We thus show that the constrained genetic architecture, tissue-specific developmental regulation and functional partitioning of isoforms may maintain balanced polymorphisms, but an interaction between dominance, rapid molecular divergence and rare recombination may still facilitate novel forms in evolving polymorphisms.
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Specificity of a protein structure is an outcome of complex interplay of myriad bonded and non-bonded, additive and repulsive interactive forces that are summed up to a folded structure which is typically stable by only 5-10 kcal/mole in cellular environment. It is thus understandable that thermodynamic stability of a protein fold is essential to adopt the desired structure. Broadly, hydrophobic effect has been attributed as a major driving force of protein folding that imparts stability by minimizing the loss of solvent entropy. Hence, residues that dictate the topology of a protein fold are often found conserved at the core. Aromatic amino acids being hydrophobic are often present at the core of a protein, where the sidechains are involved in paired interactions. In such cases, orientation of the interacting aromatic moieties can become a critical determinant of the packing and topology of a protein. However, dissecting the complex network of interactions that constrain the protein polypeptide chain to a low-energy structure is still challenging.
My present work aims to highlight the importance of non bonded aromatic interactions inside a protein core that ensures structural specificity and stability using Small Ubiquitin-Like Modifier (SUMO) as a model protein. SUMO is a common post-translational modifier that affects diverse cellular processes. We found that a highly conserved aromatic triad of three amino acids F36-Y51-F64 is a unique signature of SUMO that is absent in other Ubiquitin Like (Ubl) homologous folds. The specific edge-to-face conformation between the Tyr-Phe (Y51-F64) pair of interacting aromatics is vital to the fold and stability of SUMO. Moreover, the noncovalent binding of SUMO Interaction Motif (SIM) at the SUMO surface is critically dependent on the paired aromatic interactions buried at the core. NMR structural studies showed perturbation of the edge-to-face conformation disrupts several long-range tertiary contacts in SUMO, leading to a heterogeneous and dynamic protein with attenuated SUMOylation in both in-vitro and in cellular conditions. A subtle perturbation of the edge-to-face conformation by a Tyr to Phe mutation results in a significant drop in stability, SUMO/SIM affinity and the rate of SUMOylation.
Apart from the edge-to-face conformation between Tyr-Phe pair, we also found that a highly conserved Methionine-Phenylalanine motif is a unique signature of SUMO proteins but absent in other homologous Ubl proteins. The specific 'up' conformation between the Methionine-Phenylalanine pair of interacting residues is critical to SUMO's β-grasp fold. The various non-covalent interactions of SUMO with its ligands are dependent on the motif. All-atom MD simulations and NMR studies showed that perturbation of the motif disrupted native contacts, modulated non-covalent interactions, and attenuated SUMOylation activity. Our results highlight that absolute co-conservation of specific aromatic pairs inside a protein core is indispensable for its stability and function.
Additionally, the allosteric effects of SIM binding on the native state of SUMO were observed through solution NMR based experiments. In this context, to probe ligand-induced changes on local stability of a protein, we suggested the use of backbone 1HNH Temperature coefficients measurement. We found that 1HNH Temperature coefficients correlate well with the binding affinity of the protein/ligand complex.
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Archives at the National Centre for Biological Sciences Public Lecture Series https://www.ncbs.res.in/events/apls 32nd edition
Monthly talks framed around explorations in and around archives. Discussions by artists, archivists, historians, teachers, journalists, scientists and others.
Collective memory and the public library
G Sundar, Roja Muthiah Research Library
Friday, Dec 11 2020. 4:00pm.
Register: https://bit.ly/APLS-library Live Stream: https://youtube.com/BLiSCIndia
Abstract:
Public spaces like libraries have a major role in society. These spaces have contributed to the development of a society. Through its interactions, the broader society also realizes the importance of these spaces. But these spaces are becoming vulnerable due to various reasons.
The Jaffna Public Library in Sri Lanka, for instance, was deliberately burned down in 1981. This erasure of collective memory was and is still mourned. It becomes imperative to safeguard these spaces and its content for what it contains and what it means. What does happen to the knowledge captured in a collection like the Jaffna Public Library that is now lost forever? And what is the response of a wider Tamil diaspora to cultural losses like this?
Public libraries come in all shapes and sizes, and with their own unique histories. Roja Muthiah, whose collections led to the formation of the Roja Muthiah Research Library in Chennai, has to be remembered for his extraordinary efforts in the preservation of thousands of rare volumes, all starting with scouring for ideas for his sign-board painting business. What did he think when he started collecting fifty years ago? And now in the digital world, how do we think we could build an archive or a special collection in a public library?
Through the histories of two public libraries and the environments they foster, I plan to talk about the challenges and taking forward the collection building exercise. This should reflect the history of preservation and future of libraries. The role of a public library needs to be perceived just not for its content but also for the spirit in which it exists.
Bio: Sundar Ganesan is currently the Director of the Roja Muthiah Research Library, and has been at the library since its inception in 1994. Trained as an archivist, he has worked on a number of preservation projects with grants from the National Endowment for Humanities, Wellcome Institute for the History of Understanding Medicine, Mellon Foundation, Ford Foundation and the Endangered Archives Programme. Sundar has also been a consultant to various centres, including UNESCO, Centre for Studies in Social Sciences Calcutta, Kolkata, Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya, Nepal, and the Satyajit Ray Foundation, Kolkata. He is the author of the book "The Tall Man: Biju Patnaik", and written several articles, including a notable piece on the place and history of the Jaffna Public Library.
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Thesis Seminar by Ms Urbashi Basu on 'Phosphoinositides: potential regulators of wing venation patterning in Drosophila melanogaster'02:00 PM, Tuesday, Mar 30, 2021 | Remote VC
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Thesis Seminar by Ms Ananya Mukherjee on 'Visualizing spatio-temporal protein activation and dynamic signal integration with engineered fluorescent biosensors'10:15 AM, Monday, Jul 19, 2021 | Remote VC
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Seminar by Dr Diya Binoy Joseph on 'Novel urethral cell types and an unexpected epithelial plasticity in prostate disease.'11:00 AM, Monday, Aug 23, 2021 | Remote VC
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Thesis Seminar by Mr Shishu P Singh on 'Molecular promiscuity and serotonin receptors'10:15 AM, Monday, Oct 18, 2021 | Remote VC
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Thesis Seminar by Ms Zeenat Rashida on 'Roles of Kog1/Raptor in maintaining metabolic homeostasis under fluctuating nutrient environments'10:00 AM, Tuesday, Nov 23, 2021 | Remote VC
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Thesis Seminar by Ms Shilpi Nagpal on 'Thesis title: Biochemical characterization of the X- family DNA polymerase from Staphylococcus aureus.'02:30 PM, Monday, Dec 06, 2021 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Neha V Kalmankar on 'Bioactive Macrocyclic Cysteine-rich Peptides: Insights on Sequence, Structure and Application of Cyclotides'03:00 PM, Thursday, Dec 09, 2021 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Shaon Chakrabarti on 'An Introduction to Probabilistic Graphical Models and How to Time Cell Fate Decisions'11:00 AM, Tuesday, Dec 14, 2021 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Payel Chatterjee on 'Sensory feedback control of head stabilization in hawkmoths'03:30 PM, Wednesday, Dec 15, 2021 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Dr Souradeep Sarkar on 'DDX24, a D-E-A-D box RNA helicase, is required for muscle fiber organization & suppressing wound-induced WNT signaling necessary for regeneration in planarians. '05:30 PM, Friday, Dec 17, 2021 | Remote VC
Public Lecture by Dr Reetika Khera on 'Archives Public Lecture Series | 44th Edition | Understanding Inequality'02:00 PM, Monday, Dec 20, 2021 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Jyotsana Jewel Parmar on 'Effects of active perturbations on chromatin organization and regulation'10:00 AM, Tuesday, Dec 21, 2021 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Narendra Chirmule on 'New trends in Drug Development of Biologics using Data Analytics'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Dec 22, 2021 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Arjun Guha on 'Regulation of Cellular Plasticity in the Lung: Mechanisms and Implications'10:00 AM, Monday, Jan 03, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Mr Ashwin Kumar Nair on 'Never ending arms race: Understanding the molecular mechanisms of plant virus interactions'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Jan 05, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Arati Ramesh on 'Structure-guided decoding of RNA-mediated function.'11:30 AM, Monday, Jan 17, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Sahana Sitaraman on 'Regulation of Purkinje neuron dendritic arborisation by Gjd2b gap junction protein in larval zebrafish'10:00 AM, Tuesday, Feb 01, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Sucheta Kulkarni on 'Identifying novel molecules which regulate the presynaptic vesicle transport pathway and role of UNC-16 in neuronal regeneration'10:15 AM, Thursday, Feb 10, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Dhandapany Perundurai on 'Cardio Genomics and Precision Medicine'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Feb 15, 2022 | Remote VC
Talk by Dr Harsha G Suresh on 'Functional genomics uncovers role of Deubiquitylases in recycling K29-linked unanchored polyubiquitin chains and protein homeostasis'09:30 AM, Monday, Feb 21, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Bharti Nawalpuri on 'The role of miRISC protein GW182 in dendritic development'03:00 PM, Monday, Feb 21, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Mr Ashutosh Shukla on 'Stress, Amygdala and Innate Responses to Emotionally Salient Ultrasonic Vocalization Calls in Rats'03:00 PM, Monday, Feb 28, 2022 | Remote VC
Talk by Prof K. Vijayraghavan on 'Prof. K. VijayRaghavan speaks on Rare Disease Day & National Science Day, February 28, 2022.'10:00 AM, Saturday, Mar 05, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Chitra P on 'Science Setu: Infectious Disease Genomics - Lessons from Covid-19 and the path forward'02:00 PM, Monday, Mar 07, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Nandita Chaturvedi on ' Adaptation in Heterogeneous and Dynamic Environments'03:00 PM, Tuesday, Mar 08, 2022 | Remote VC
Talk by Ms Priyanka Mohite & Munmun Dhalaria on 'International Women's Day'04:00 PM, Thursday, Mar 10, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Kedar Natarajan on 'Investigating cell-fate paradigms during development using single-cell genomics'05:00 PM, Friday, Mar 11, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Sundar Sarukkai on 'Body as/of an Archive | Sundar Sarukkai | Archives Public Lecture - IN PERSON'10:00 AM, Saturday, Mar 19, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Anna George on 'Science Setu Seminar by Dr. Anna George on 'Mucosal Immunity: your microbes, your mother and you''02:00 PM, Monday, Mar 21, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Neetu - Saini on 'Spatial regulation of Notch family proteins underpins anti apoptotic activity'10:15 AM, Monday, Mar 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Abhishek Mazumder on 'How a gene machine works: solving the puzzle, one molecule at a time'10:00 AM, Tuesday, Mar 29, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Aridni Shah on 'Egr-1, A Candidate Molecular Player Involved in Time-Related Learning and Memory Processes in Honey bees'11:30 AM, Friday, Apr 01, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Satyanarayan Rao on 'Competing for DNA'10:15 AM, Monday, Apr 04, 2022 | Dasheri
Public Lecture by Prof Thomas Lecuit on 'Principles of Cell Motility'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Apr 05, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Thomas Lecuit on 'Biochemical, mechanical and geometrical information in tissue morphogenesis'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Apr 06, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Thomas Lecuit on 'Mechanisms of deterministic and self-organized neuronal dendrite morphogenesis'10:15 AM, Thursday, Apr 07, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Rajesh Ranganathan on 'Introduction to SPARC: Strategy, Capabilities and Models of Collaboration'10:00 AM, Saturday, Apr 09, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Radhika Venkatesan on 'Science Setu Seminar by Dr. Radhika Venkatesan on 'Communication in Plants''10:15 AM, Monday, Apr 11, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Amey Redkar on 'Stealth: Multi-host compatibility of a fungal killer on evolutionarily distant plant lineages'03:00 PM, Monday, Apr 11, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Mr Farhan Ali on 'Evolution of Transcription Factors in Bacteria across time-scales'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Apr 12, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Ramanan Laxminarayanan on 'Epidemiology of Covid-19 in India'03:15 PM, Tuesday, Apr 12, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof Andras Paldi on 'Which path to go? How cells take a fate decision.'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Apr 13, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Shashi Thutupalli on 'Towards a synthetic biology from a physical perspective'03:00 PM, Wednesday, Apr 13, 2022 | Malgova
Informal Talk by Dr Vijay Jayaraman on 'A novel mode of enzyme regulation: a multi-enzyme complex that makes and breaks glutamate'11:30 AM, Monday, Apr 18, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Vaishali Waman on 'Application of CATH evolutionary data to predict drug-resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis and host susceptibility to COVID-19'03:00 PM, Tuesday, Apr 19, 2022 | Malgova
Informal Talk by Dr Shourya S Roy Burman on 'Rational design of targeted protein degradation systems'10:15 AM, Thursday, Apr 21, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Bhavika Mam on 'From sequence and structure to function: Odorant-binding proteins'11:00 AM, Thursday, Apr 21, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr P.v. Shivaprasad on 'College Visit of SV Agricultural College, Tirupati'11:00 AM, Friday, Apr 22, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Yoshiya Matsubara on 'Error catastrophe can be avoided by proofreading innate to template-directed polymerization'10:00 AM, Saturday, Apr 23, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Jyothilakshmi Vadassery on 'Science Setu Seminar by Dr. Jyothilakshmi Vadassery on 'Plant immune signaling against insect pests''09:30 AM, Tuesday, Apr 26, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Ritusree Biswas on 'Role Of Adhesion Molecules in Regulating the Quiescence of Hair Follicle Stem Cells'05:00 PM, Sunday, May 01, 2022 | Remote VC
Public Lecture by Dr Md Madhusudan on 'Pushing boundaries: Science and Politics of Mapping Nature'10:15 AM, Wednesday, May 04, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Dimple Notani on 'Distal regulation of gene transcription and genome organization'10:00 AM, Saturday, May 07, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Tina Mukherjee on 'Science Setu Seminar by Dr. Tina Mukherjee on 'Sniffing your enemy: Role of odors in immune-priming''09:00 AM, Monday, May 09, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Krithika Badarinath on 'Understanding the role of Snail in maintaining the stem/progenitor state of epithelial cells in cancer'03:30 PM, Monday, May 09, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Mr Sahil Lall on 'Understanding the role of the transmembrane region of STIM1'10:00 AM, Friday, May 13, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Thesis Seminar by Ms Sarayu R on 'APOE4 Affects Basal and NMDAR Mediated Protein Synthesis in Neurons by Perturbing Calcium Homeostasis '02:00 PM, Friday, May 13, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Alexander Mikheyev on 'East meets West: How globalization launched a honeybee disease epidemic'02:00 PM, Monday, May 16, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Chenna Swetha on 'Significance of small RNA mediated gene regulation during rice domestication'11:00 AM, Tuesday, May 17, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Yoshiya Matsubara on 'Robustness of Compositional Heredity to the Growth and Division Dynamics of Prebiotic Compartments'11:30 AM, Tuesday, May 17, 2022 | Malgova
Informal Talk by Dr Madhulika Rai on 'Lactate and glycerol-3-phosphate metabolism cooperatively regulate larval growth in a tissue nonautonomous manner'05:00 PM, Tuesday, May 17, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Pavan K Kaushik on 'Prakruti Maye : Using Virtual Reality to deconstruct insect ecology'10:30 AM, Friday, May 20, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Rohini Subrahmanyam on 'Effects of Fragile X Syndrome and Metabotropic Glutamate Receptors on Presynaptic Function'04:00 PM, Friday, May 20, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Sreemantee Sen on 'Folding and dynamics of intrinsically disordered and globular proteins'10:00 AM, Saturday, May 21, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Jitender Giri on 'Science Setu Seminar by Dr. Jitender Giri on 'Roots are important for sustainability' '11:30 AM, Thursday, May 26, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Sri Rama Koti Ainavarapu on 'Ubiquitin and SUMOs: Structural cousins with different stability and folding properties'11:00 AM, Friday, May 27, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Ms Shabnam Sahay on 'Using Gaussian Processes to detect circadian oscillations in time-series datasets'11:00 AM, Friday, Jun 03, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Mr Iqbal S Bhalla on 'The ecology and ecosystem services of insectivorous bats in rice landscapes'10:15 AM, Monday, Jun 06, 2022 | Remote VC
Talk by Dr Lalit Deshmukh on 'The Mechanistic Role of ALIX Condensates in Abscission Checkpoint'02:00 PM, Monday, Jun 06, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof Jayadeva Bhat on 'Seminar by Prof. Jayadeva Bhat on 'Proteins- Structure, function and evolution' (Part 1)'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Jun 07, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Shivashankar Gv on 'Mechano-Genomics of Cellular Rejuvenation & Tissue Repair'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Jun 07, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof Jayadeva Bhat on 'Seminar by Prof. Jayadeva Bhat on 'Proteins- Structure, function and evolution (Part 2)'11:45 AM, Tuesday, Jun 07, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Chandrima Das on 'Lnc-ing transcription and neuronal differentiation by chromatin reader ZMYND8'04:00 PM, Wednesday, Jun 08, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Rupa Sridharan on 'Seminar by Dr. Rupa Sridharan on 'Epigenetic control of cell identity''09:30 AM, Friday, Jun 10, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Anushree N on 'Understanding the molecular mechanisms of small RNA biogenesis and their roles in plants'10:15 AM, Friday, Jun 10, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof G.v. Shivashankar on 'Digital Nuclear Mechanopathology & Disease Diagnostics'11:30 AM, Monday, Jun 13, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Stotra Chakraborti on 'Animal Behaviour: The Role of Populations and Individuals'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Jun 14, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Rakesh Netha Vadnala on 'Transcription factors organize into functional groups on the linear genome and in 3D chromatin'09:30 AM, Wednesday, Jun 15, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Oindrila Bhattacharjee on ' Elucidating the Functions of Embryonic Macrophages during Sterile Inflammation and Skin Development'04:00 PM, Friday, Jun 17, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Shabnam Virmani on 'Like A Furious Storm | Archives Public Lecture Series'10:00 AM, Saturday, Jun 18, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Minhaj Sirajuddin on 'Science Setu seminar by Dr. Minhaj Sirajuddin on 'Protein engineering in R&D''11:30 AM, Tuesday, Jun 21, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Yogesh Kulathu on 'Ribosome Quality Control by UFM1, the enigmatic Ubiquitin-like modifier'10:15 AM, Friday, Jun 24, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Praneeth Netrapalli on 'Pitfalls of Deep Learning'11:30 AM, Monday, Jun 27, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Renu Maan on 'Bottom-up biology to understand molecular interactions and cellular functions'10:30 AM, Tuesday, Jun 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Subu K Subramanian on 'Evolutionary design of oligomeric protein machines'02:00 PM, Tuesday, Jun 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Anand Krishnan on 'Vocal sequences in diverse acoustically communicating animals'10:15 AM, Thursday, Jun 30, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Anand Krishnan on 'Interdisciplinary investigations of the evolution and function of bird bills'10:15 AM, Friday, Jul 01, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Hiyaa Ghosh on 'Genetic programs maintaining cellular form and function in the adult brain.'10:15 AM, Friday, Jul 01, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Rajesh Iyer on ' mRNA based biotherapeutic technology platform for Genetic Disorders and Cancer'03:30 PM, Monday, Jul 04, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Mr Rishav Mitra on 'SOCE regulates neuronal gene expression and function'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Jul 06, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Satheesh Natarajan on 'Point-of-Care Diagnosis in Resource-Limited Settings utilizing optical assay and their impact on the healthcare'10:15 AM, Thursday, Jul 07, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof Chandrashekhar Pasare on 'T cell instruction of innate immune system: Implications for protective and destructive inflammation.'05:30 PM, Friday, Jul 08, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Anamika Sharma on 'Investigating the role of pre-synaptic IP3Rs in neuronal function'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Jul 12, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Sathya Puthanveettil on 'Long Noncoding RNAs and Synaptic Structural Plasticity '02:00 PM, Thursday, Jul 14, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Rajesh Jayachandran on 'Does coronin 1 hold the key for allo-selective immunosuppression?'03:00 PM, Friday, Jul 15, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Vaibhhav Sinha on 'Cellular decisions and population-wide consequences: Models with competition, cooperation, mixing, and space. '05:00 PM, Friday, Jul 15, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Rukmini S on 'On Data and Democracy | Archives Public Lecture Series'02:00 PM, Thursday, Jul 21, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Vijaykumar S.meli on 'Mechano-chemical regulation of the macrophage inflammatory response'04:15 PM, Thursday, Jul 21, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Deepak K J on 'C1 repressor: The Phage bistable genetic switch regulator'10:15 AM, Friday, Jul 22, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Rohit V Pappu on 'Sickers and spacers framework for describing biomolecular condensates'11:00 AM, Wednesday, Jul 27, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Meeting by Dr Arun Shastry on 'Personalized medicine for Duchenne muscular dystrophy: Breaking the myth. '04:00 PM, Wednesday, Jul 27, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Sho Yagishita on 'Dopaminergic modulation of synaptic plasticity in generalization and discrimination learning '11:30 AM, Thursday, Jul 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Hisham Mohammed on 'Tumor heterogeneity in breast cancer – defining the epigenetic landscape and identifying drivers'02:00 PM, Thursday, Jul 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Peter Dayan on 'Replay and Preplay in Planning in Humans...'02:00 PM, Friday, Jul 29, 2022 | Langra (LH2)
Seminar by Dr Kim T Blackwell on 'Control of Synaptic Plasticity by Calcium Dynamics: Role of Inhibition and Spatial Input Patterns'10:15 AM, Saturday, Jul 30, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Jeyaprakash Arulanandam on 'Towards the Mechanistic Basis for Error-Free Chromosome Segregation'11:30 AM, Monday, Aug 01, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Sridhar Hannenhalli on 'Expression variability and Cellular plasticity in Cancer and development '04:00 PM, Tuesday, Aug 02, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Gilad Silberberg on '"Striatal Circuits for Sensorimotor Functions"'04:00 PM, Wednesday, Aug 03, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Vatsala Thirumalai on 'Drawing links between cellular, network and behavioral effects of neuromodulation '02:00 PM, Thursday, Aug 04, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Srikanth Ramaswamy on 'Neuromodulation of neocortical microcircuitry: a multi-scale framework to model the effects of cholinergic release'04:00 PM, Thursday, Aug 04, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Rafaella Tonini on 'Neuromodulated synapses in the noradrenergic locus coeruleus'04:00 PM, Friday, Aug 05, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Rafaella Tonini on 'Modulation of striatal glutamatergic signaling in behavioral flexibility'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Aug 09, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Vinay Tergaonkar on 'Alternate facts on the road to immortality'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Aug 09, 2022 | Dasheri
Seminar by Dr Tara Thiagarajan on 'Understanding Our Collective Humanity From Brain to Mind'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Aug 09, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Advait M Jukar on 'Quaternary extinctions in India: how much do we know?'11:30 AM, Thursday, Aug 11, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Vaishnavi Ananthanarayanan on 'Single-molecule imaging of cytoplasmic dynein in cellulo reveals the mechanism of motor activation and cargo capture'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Aug 16, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Pradeepa Madapura on 'Role of histone acetylations in genome regulation'11:30 AM, Friday, Aug 19, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Kaumudi Prabhakara on 'Dynamics and function of microbial phototroph-heterotroph communities'02:00 PM, Friday, Aug 19, 2022 | Remote VC
Talk by Dr Wei Rao on 'Do You See What We See? Revealing Insights in Biomedical Research with Multimode MS Imaging'05:00 PM, Friday, Aug 19, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Neeraja Sankaran on 'Historical adventures in virus hunting'10:15 AM, Monday, Aug 22, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Vijay Jayaraman on 'Discovery of an anti-metabolon: a paradoxical way of regulating metabolism and cell-fate decision in Bacillus subtilis'11:30 AM, Monday, Aug 22, 2022 | Dasheri
Talk by Dr Thirumalachari Ramasami on 'Science and Technology: for Low Resource Setting and Coping with Diversity Challenges'11:30 AM, Thursday, Aug 25, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Smita Krishnaswamy on 'Extracting structure dynamics from single cell-sequencing data'02:30 PM, Thursday, Aug 25, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Varsha Tirumalai on 'MicroRNA-mediated regulation of secondary metabolites in plants'11:30 AM, Friday, Aug 26, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Srinivasa Subramaniam on 'Striatal Induction and Spread of the Huntington's Disease Protein: A Novel Rhes Route '11:00 AM, Monday, Aug 29, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Olena Riabinina on 'Anatomy and function of the olfactory system of malaria mosquitoes, Anopheles gambiae'02:00 PM, Monday, Aug 29, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Thomas Schmitt on 'Ecology and evolution of cuticular hydrocarbons in honeybees'10:15 AM, Thursday, Sep 01, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Tanvi Deora on 'Biomechanics and mechanosensory feedback in insect feeding and flight control . '10:15 AM, Thursday, Sep 01, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Arati Ramesh on 'RNA innovations and technologies: Bridging basic and translational science'11:30 AM, Thursday, Sep 01, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Mr Ashish Dinesh Dhayani on 'Biomaterial based strategies for local immunomodulation in Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation (VCA)'10:15 AM, Friday, Sep 02, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Viji M. Draviam on 'How do human cells ensure the proper segregation of chromosomes?'11:30 AM, Friday, Sep 02, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Sambashiva Banala on 'Coumarin: A Versatile Scaffold for Diverse Biological Applications'02:30 PM, Friday, Sep 02, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Mr Dipendra Nath Basu on 'Functional Morphology of Butterflies: Applications of Modern Technology in Systematics and Evolutionary Biology'10:15 AM, Monday, Sep 05, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Urmi Bandyopadhyay on 'Lysosome in Novel Nutrient Homeostasis: From Degradation to Disorder'11:30 AM, Monday, Sep 05, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Vivek Malhotra on 'Collagen secretion explained'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Sep 07, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Vinothkumar Kutti Ragunath on 'Macromolecular structure, function and dynamics'11:30 AM, Wednesday, Sep 07, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Vivek Malhotra on 'Genes that controlling the quantity and quality of secreted mucins'11:30 AM, Thursday, Sep 08, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Meeting by Dr Vivek Malhotra on 'Student Interaction Session on Post-PhD Career Paths'11:30 AM, Monday, Sep 12, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Mayank Kohli on 'Biotic interactions shape ecosystem processes and their responses to global changes'02:30 PM, Tuesday, Sep 13, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Sreeja K Dhanya on 'Role of STIM1 in regulating gene expression and synaptic components in mouse Purkinje neurons'11:00 AM, Wednesday, Sep 14, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Thesis Seminar by Ms Keerti R Yadav on 'How does Sandercyanin fine-tune the behavior of a ubiquitous chromophore Biliverdin IXα ?'06:00 PM, Wednesday, Sep 14, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Aastha Kumari on 'Unique lipid kinase isoforms tune PIP2 resynthesis during G-protein coupled PLC signaling in vivo'10:15 AM, Thursday, Sep 15, 2022 | Remote VC
Seminar by Prof Iswar K. Hariharan on 'Genetic and single-cell analysis of growth and regeneration'10:15 AM, Monday, Sep 19, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Varun Sreenivasan on 'Matters of life and death - Rules for the survival and integration of interneurons in brain circuits'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Sep 20, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Darius V Koester on '‘Bend it like… Curly!’ Introducing a minimal contractile actin ring system'10:15 AM, Thursday, Sep 22, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Anjana Badrinarayanan on 'SEMINAR by Dr Anjana Badrinarayanan on 'Cell Biology of Microbial Genome Maintenance''05:00 PM, Friday, Sep 23, 2022 | Dasheri
Public Lecture by Dr Ramachandra Guha on 'Forty Years an Archive Rat in Five Continents'02:00 PM, Wednesday, Sep 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Vinaya Sahasrabuddhe on 'Investigating Tcf4 in microglia development and function'11:30 AM, Thursday, Sep 29, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Suhas H Bhate on 'Investigation of the Structural Disruptions in the Misfolding Prion Protein'11:30 AM, Monday, Oct 10, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Prasad Chodavarapu on 'Fueling Global BioPharma R&D - what it takes in 2022'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Oct 11, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Yashraj Chavhan on 'Bacteria evolve macroscopic multicellularity via the canalization of phenotypically plastic cell clustering'02:30 PM, Thursday, Oct 13, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Rohit Dey on 'Characterization of the behavioral effects of stress on two monogenic rat models of autism'03:30 PM, Monday, Oct 17, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Mr Umer Farooq on 'Functional dissection of a dense enhancer cluster'11:30 AM, Thursday, Oct 27, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Rumamol C on 'Understanding the nanoscale organization of junctional and extra-junctional Drosophila E-cadherin'04:00 PM, Friday, Oct 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Maithreyi Narasimha on 'Sculpting tissues during morphogenesis: cellular heterogeneity, interface geometry and tissue fluidity'10:00 AM, Saturday, Oct 29, 2022 | Remote VC
Talk by Prof K. Vijayraghavan on 'Development of the Brain: Current knowledge and future opportunities'10:30 AM, Friday, Nov 04, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Kavi Devraj on 'Blood-Brain Barrier in Health and CNS diseases'11:30 AM, Friday, Nov 04, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Vivek Kumar on 'Automated behavioral quantification using machine vision for scalable and reproducible neuroscience'11:15 AM, Monday, Nov 07, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Simons Talk by Prof Sahand Hormoz on 'Cellular lineages and dynamics of blood cancers'10:30 AM, Tuesday, Nov 08, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Luciano Marcon on 'Self-organization and bifurcations during early embryonic development'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Nov 08, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Abhinav Kv on 'Structural studies on conjugative Type IV secretion system'03:00 PM, Tuesday, Nov 08, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Prof Anil K Gupta on 'Making Grassroots mind matter: Leveraging community knowledge'09:00 AM, Wednesday, Nov 09, 2022 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Shuchita A Soman on 'Signalling Characteristics of the Serotonin 2A Receptor '05:00 PM, Wednesday, Nov 09, 2022 | Langra (LH2)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Anjali Jaiman on 'Glycan Variability and Control in the Golgi Apparatus'10:15 AM, Thursday, Nov 10, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Prabhu S Arunachalam on 'Human immunity to SARS-CoV-2 vaccination and infection'11:30 AM, Thursday, Nov 10, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Aniruddha Panda on 'Direct determination of membrane protein-lipid organization from bilayer and its application in synaptic vesicle fusion'11:30 AM, Monday, Nov 14, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Ludger Johannes on 'Conformational glycoswitch to drive the formation of galectin-3 oligomers'03:30 PM, Monday, Nov 14, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Mr Pankaj K Chauhan on 'Computational Insights into Cardiomyopathy: Diseasome to Individual Proteins'10:15 AM, Monday, Nov 21, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Mrityunjoy Kar on 'Nano to mesoscale assembly of biomacromolecules in physiology and pathology'11:30 AM, Friday, Nov 25, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Simons Seminar by Dr Tosif Ahamed on 'Biological Data Science From the Perspective of Dynamical Systems '10:15 AM, Monday, Nov 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Anu Gopalakrishnan Nair on 'A homeostatic mechanism underlying the stability of synaptic transmission and the nervous system function'02:00 PM, Monday, Nov 28, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Mr Pranay Lal on 'The Natural History of Viruses'05:00 PM, Tuesday, Nov 29, 2022 | Langra (LH2)
Talk by Dr Gaurav Kandlikar on 'Belowground regulation of aboveground dynamics: how soil microbes shape species coexistence in plant communities'10:30 AM, Thursday, Dec 01, 2022 | Dasheri
Thesis Seminar by Mr Mohak Sharda on 'Computational study of the evolution of bacterial DNA repair systems'11:30 AM, Friday, Dec 02, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Mr Kartik Chhajed on 'Disorder-order transition in epithelial tissues'10:15 AM, Monday, Dec 05, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Ashim Rai on 'Exploring themes of cytoskeletal regulation in health and disease.'11:00 AM, Thursday, Dec 08, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Biswajyoti Sahu on 'Sequence determinants of human gene regulatory elements and the role of transcription factors in cell fate control and cancer'02:00 PM, Thursday, Dec 08, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Dileep Varma on 'Molecular mechanisms controlling efficient kinetochore-microtubule coupling during mitotic chromosome segregation '05:30 PM, Friday, Dec 09, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Umesh Mohan on 'Encoding of visual and mechanosensory information by descending neurons in the hawkmoth, Daphnis nerii'10:15 AM, Monday, Dec 12, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Meetali Singh on 'Grand world of small RNAs: Navigating the balance between translation and small RNA biogenesis'03:00 PM, Monday, Dec 12, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Mr Chandrasekhar Natarajan on 'Clinical Pharmacology and Translational Medicine – Discovery to Development (Overview) '02:30 PM, Tuesday, Dec 13, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Ms Heer Joisher on 'Interaction/information session on Nucleate, with Heer Joisher (Harvard University)'05:00 PM, Friday, Dec 16, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Chitranshul Sinha on 'Coming Apart: A Brief History of Dissent and Sedition | Archives Public Lecture Series'10:15 AM, Monday, Dec 19, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Shri R Yadav on 'Species-specific functional innovations of conserved regulators during tissue transdifferentiation'10:30 AM, Wednesday, Dec 21, 2022 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Somya Mani on 'Development is not tree-like: Boolean modelling of development indicates plasticity in cell states'10:00 AM, Friday, Dec 23, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Viraj Doddihal on 'Functional integration of positional information during animal regeneration'03:30 PM, Monday, Dec 26, 2022 | Haapus (LH1)
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Ms Aparna Agarwal on 'Adaptation to novel environments: Role of initial selection pressure, population size and microbes'11:00 AM, Wednesday, Dec 28, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof Aasheesh Srivastava on 'Chiral Nanomaterials and Antifouling Biomaterials fabricated from Polydopamine'02:30 PM, Wednesday, Dec 28, 2022 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Thesis Seminar by Mr Ketan V Thorat on 'Nucleophilic catalytic platforms to alleviate pesticide-induced AChE inhibition, neuro-toxicity and mortality'11:30 AM, Thursday, Jan 05, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Yamuna Kalyani Mathiharan on 'LIPID-DEPENDENT GATING OF G PROTEIN COUPLED INWARDLY RECTIFYING POTASSIUM (GIRK) CHANNELS '10:15 AM, Monday, Jan 09, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Manish Jaiswal on 'Genetic screens: targeting mitochondrial shape size and numbers'02:00 PM, Monday, Jan 09, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Ms Devika Thapar on 'Informal talk by Ms Devika Thapar on 'Wilbe: Home for Scientist Leaders''11:30 AM, Tuesday, Jan 10, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Prof Jonathan Schwartz on 'Pandemic Preparedness & Response: Why some countries do it better'04:00 PM, Tuesday, Jan 10, 2023 | InstemAuditorium150Seater
Informal Seminar by Prof Hiroshi Hamada on 'Molecular and cellular basis of left-right asymmetry in vertebrates '10:15 AM, Wednesday, Jan 11, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Mahita Jarjapu on 'Investigating biomolecular recognition through an interdisciplinary lens: Lessons from proteins of the immune system'02:30 PM, Thursday, Jan 12, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Soman Abraham on ' Recurrent urinary tract infections and a novel prevention strategy'12:00 PM, Friday, Jan 13, 2023 | FF-North Wing-Lecture Room
Thesis Seminar by Mr Anirudh Cs on 'Multi-layered natural light sensors controlling neural output in flatworms and engineered optical sensors for diagnostics'02:30 PM, Friday, Jan 13, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Thesis Seminar by Ms Ankita Kapoor on 'Understanding neurotransmitters as regulators of myeloid-like blood progenitor development during Drosophila hematopoiesis'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Jan 17, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Darren Williams on 'As natural to die as to be born - How death sculpts the insect CNS'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Jan 17, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Prof Tran P Phong Thanh on 'Motors and MAPs in mitosis'10:30 AM, Thursday, Jan 19, 2023 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Yuuki Matsushita on 'Online: Dynamical systems approach of cellular differentiation and reprogramming; Interaction between fast gene expression oscillation and slower epigenetic modification'02:30 PM, Friday, Jan 20, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Prof Cornelis Murre on 'The molecular mechanisms that instruct nuclear shape'05:00 PM, Friday, Jan 20, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Sevanti Ninan on 'Paradox of the Press: Plentiful yet Unviable, Plentiful yet Unfree'02:00 PM, Saturday, Jan 21, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Thesis Seminar by Mr Sunny Kataria on 'Functional heterogeneity of fibroblasts in a mouse model of dermal fibrosis'10:00 AM, Monday, Jan 30, 2023 | Dasheri
Thesis Seminar by Mr Pankaj K Chauhan on 'Computational Insights into Cardiomyopathy: Diseasome to Individual Proteins '10:15 AM, Monday, Jan 30, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Abhilasha Joshi on 'Dynamic Synchronization between Hippocampal Spatial Representations and the Stepping Rhythm'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Jan 31, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Rodrigo Reyes-lamothe on 'Tracking DNA-binding proteins, one at a time, to understand cells and their genome'02:00 PM, Tuesday, Jan 31, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Simons Seminar by Prof Meera Sitharam on 'A Radical Geometric Alternative Complementary to MC and MD for Pair-Potential driven soft-matter Assembly Modeling.'10:15 AM, Monday, Feb 06, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Sahana Holla on 'Location matters: Spatial control of epigenetic inheritance'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Feb 07, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Raunak on 'Mapping the world around us: A topology-preserved schema of space that supports goal-directed navigation'02:00 PM, Tuesday, Feb 07, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Mahesh Desai on 'Leveraging diet to engineer the gut microbiome'11:30 AM, Thursday, Feb 09, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Krishna Melnattur on 'Sleep is plastic and supports plasticity'11:30 AM, Monday, Feb 13, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Emma Verver on 'Tractor beams and single molecules: How to visualize and manipulate single biomolecules in real-time '05:00 PM, Thursday, Feb 16, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Public Lecture by Dr Kurush Dalal on 'Why do we eat what we eat?'02:00 PM, Monday, Feb 20, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Vishnu M Saraswathy on 'Regulation of adult neurogenesis and axon regrowth during spinal cord regeneration'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Feb 21, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Anusha Shankar on 'Cold endotherms: Integrating ecology, physiology and -omics in the tropics'02:30 PM, Tuesday, Feb 21, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Reena Singh on 'Regenerative Medicine for unmet clinical needs - cardiovascular and metabolic health'11:30 AM, Wednesday, Feb 22, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Talk by Dr Anindya Ganguly on 'To eat or not to eat: Perspective from a fruit fly'02:30 PM, Wednesday, Feb 22, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Anand K Singh on 'Rules and impacts of RNA quality control in neurodegenerative diseases'10:00 AM, Friday, Feb 24, 2023 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Ananthalakshmy Sundararaman on 'Vesicular Trafficking in Cardiovascular Health and Disease'02:00 PM, Friday, Feb 24, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Anne Spang on 'Mechanisms of intracellular communication'10:15 AM, Monday, Feb 27, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Mainak Bose on 'Functional regulation of RNA-protein condensates in the Drosophila female germline'03:30 PM, Monday, Feb 27, 2023 | Remote VC
Seminar by Dr Srinivasarao Repudi on 'Modeling WWOX loss in Mice CNS and Human Brain Organoids - Insights and Therapeutic Avenues'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Mar 01, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Sandeep Gupta on 'The stem cell model of dorsal spinal cord development paves a way to investigate complex sensory disorders in vitro'11:00 AM, Wednesday, Mar 01, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Ullas Kolthur on 'Emergent mechanisms encode physiological plasticity & memory across scales'03:00 PM, Wednesday, Mar 01, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Prof Jayanta Haldar on 'Outwitting antibiotic resistance: A perpetual battle'10:15 AM, Thursday, Mar 02, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Neha Bhatia on 'Developmental patterning and morphogenesis in plants'11:30 AM, Friday, Mar 03, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Carsten Janke on 'The tubulin code: a molecular mechanism to coordinate complex cellular functions'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Mar 07, 2023 | InstemAuditorium150Seater
Seminar by Dr Pratik Kumar on 'Genetically Targeted Fluorescent Dyes for Imaging and Manipulation'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Mar 14, 2023 | InstemAuditorium150Seater
Seminar by Prof Tom L Blundell on 'Structural Biology, Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery: Targeting Cancer, Mycobacterial Infections and Covid-19'10:15 AM, Friday, Mar 17, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Deepika Vasudevan on 'mRNA translation regulation in photoreceptor development and disease'10:15 AM, Monday, Mar 20, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Meetali Singh on 'Grand world of small RNAs: Navigating the balance between translation and small RNA biogenesis'11:30 AM, Monday, Mar 20, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Mohan K Balasubramanian on 'Reconstituting Actomyosin Ring Dependent Cytokinesis'02:00 PM, Monday, Mar 20, 2023 | InstemAuditorium150Seater
Seminar by Dr Douglas Sipp on 'Here be monsters'11:30 AM, Tuesday, Mar 21, 2023 | Dasheri
Seminar by Prof Thomas Lecuit on 'Collective motility across scales: from cells to organisms and back'03:00 PM, Tuesday, Mar 21, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Aparna Agarwal on 'Adaptation to novel environments: Role of initial selection pressure, population size and microbes'04:00 PM, Tuesday, Mar 21, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Prof Anil Koul on 'Discovery of novel therapeutics against tuberculosis and other neglected diseases - Role of innovation in public health.'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Mar 22, 2023 | Dasheri
Seminar by Prof Thomas Lecuit on 'Encoding Form with Genetics, Mechanics and Geometry'11:30 AM, Thursday, Mar 23, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Douglas Sipp on 'What is science for?'11:00 AM, Saturday, Mar 25, 2023 | Malgova
Thesis Seminar by Ms Jyothi V Nair on 'Factors affecting variation in mating success of males in a blackbuck lek'10:00 AM, Thursday, Mar 30, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Dolly Chetan Mehta on 'Discovery of structured RNA families in bacteria using computational approaches'10:15 AM, Thursday, Mar 30, 2023 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Sayantan Dutta on 'Engineering Models for Interpreting Complex Biological Data'11:30 AM, Thursday, Mar 30, 2023 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Mr Jumpei F Yamagishi on 'Microeconomics of Metabolism'02:30 PM, Monday, Apr 03, 2023 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Mr Zirmire Ravindra Kailasrao on 'Bacopa monnieri phytochemicals regulate fibroblast cell migration via modulation of focal adhesions'10:15 AM, Wednesday, Apr 05, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Rishav Mitra on 'Store-operated calcium entry as a transcriptional regulator: Implications in neuronal circuit functions underlying Drosophila behaviour'10:15 AM, Monday, Apr 10, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Meghna Krishnadas on 'Community assembly in a changing world: individuals to ecosystems'02:30 PM, Wednesday, Apr 12, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Informal Talk by Dr Shwetha Shivaprasad on 'HOST-VIRUS INTERACTIONS IN FLAVIVIRAL INFECTION AND PATHOGENESIS'11:00 AM, Friday, Apr 14, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Souvick Chatterjee on 'Advances in modeling and simulation using MATLAB and Simulink'11:00 AM, Monday, Apr 17, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Dr Aparna Ratheesh on 'Mechanobiology of macrophage migration during early embryogenesis '02:00 PM, Monday, Apr 17, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Michael Smutny on 'Shaping the early brain during gastrulation'10:15 AM, Tuesday, Apr 18, 2023 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Abhishek Upadhyay on 'The dynamics of biological clocks - from fungi, plants to animals'05:00 PM, Friday, Apr 21, 2023 | InstemAuditorium150Seater
Public Lecture by Dr Vikas Kumar on 'What Can A Postage Stamp Tell Us?'02:30 PM, Monday, Apr 24, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Sourav Ghosh on 'TAMpering with memories - microglia in Alzheimer's disease'02:30 PM, Tuesday, Apr 25, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Prof Carla Rothlin on 'Cracking the cell death code'10:15 AM, Tuesday, May 02, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Mahi Bansal on '"Determining Indian paleobiogeography from fossil morphology and genomic sequence data"'10:15 AM, Monday, May 08, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Dr Agnik Dasgupta on 'An in vivo Approach to Investigate Sensorineural Morphogenesis'05:30 PM, Monday, May 08, 2023 | Remote VC
Thesis Seminar by Ms Deblina Sain Basu on 'Role of fragile X mental retardation protein in the lung'10:15 AM, Tuesday, May 09, 2023 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Simons Talk by Dr Rituparno Mandal on 'Learning to assemble and move: Non-Reciprocal interaction emerge during Training'03:00 PM, Tuesday, May 09, 2023 | Dasheri
Public Lecture by Dr Raza Kazmi on 'Tracks from the Past: Importance of Historical Research in Conservation and Wildlife Science'03:00 PM, Tuesday, May 09, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Aman Aggarwal on 'Development of adult locomotion in a Drosophila model of Parkinson's disease'04:00 PM, Wednesday, May 17, 2023 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Talk by Dr Prashant S Kumar on 'Histories of Mathematics and the Archival Record'03:00 PM, Thursday, May 18, 2023 | Dasheri
Talk by Dr Soumya Swaminathan on 'Lessons from the Pandemic for Science and Public Health'10:15 AM, Tuesday, May 23, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Sunil Kumar on 'Nonequilibrium switching of segmental states can influence compaction of chromatin'04:00 PM, Tuesday, May 23, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Mr Abrar A Bhat on 'Active actin flows drive the sorting of membrane proteins with differential actin-binding affinity'11:30 AM, Monday, May 29, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Thesis Seminar by Ms Chaitra Prabhakara on 'Receptor promiscuity and endocytic pathways shape the tiered Wingless morphogen gradient'02:00 PM, Monday, May 29, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Seminar by Prof Richa Rikhy on 'Mitochondrial Dynamics in Morphogenesis in Embryogenesis'04:30 PM, Tuesday, May 30, 2023 | Haapus (LH1)
Talk by Dr Angughali Sumi on 'On contractile actomyosin waves and their role in cell junction remodelling during epithelial constriction'10:15 AM, Friday, Jun 09, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Srikar Krishna on 'Measuring the functional impact of 5'UTR variants identified in human disease'11:30 AM, Monday, Jun 19, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Thesis Seminar by Ms Subhashini Pandey on 'Developing nanofibrous sheets to scavenge storage lesion to enhance the quality and shelf-life of stored red blood cells and prevent transfusion-related complications'01:00 PM, Thursday, Aug 24, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Talk by Mr Dbt-secretary on 'Talk by DBT-Secretary'03:00 PM, Wednesday, Oct 18, 2023 | InstemAuditorium100Seater
Seminar by Dr Roli Mathur on 'ICMR Initiatives in Research Ethics and ICMR National Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research'04:00 PM, Tuesday, Nov 14, 2023 | Endoderm_inStem
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Mr Prasanth Chimata on 'Functional genomics of cardiomyopathy '02:30 PM, Friday, Nov 17, 2023 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Prof Subhash C Lakhotia on 'Heat shock proteins and cancer: Lessons from Drosophila model of epithelial cancer'04:00 PM, Tuesday, Jan 23, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Mr Pratul K Jain on 'An integrative functional genomic study to identify novel gene variants in Indian hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients'11:30 AM, Thursday, Feb 15, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Informal Talk by Dr Shyamal Mosalaganti on 'Structural Biology in situ: Insights into neurodegenerative diseases'11:30 AM, Thursday, Mar 21, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Vijay Pratap Singh on 'To be announced'11:30 AM, Thursday, Apr 04, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Shashank Shekhar on 'to be decided'04:00 PM, Wednesday, Apr 17, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Anirban Ghosh on 'Unraveling the molecular insights of cyclic-di-AMP signaling in the context of antibiotic resistance and the development of novel inhibitors to tackle AMR in mycobacteria'11:30 AM, Monday, Apr 29, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Mr Uttkarsh Ayyangar on 'TBA'03:45 PM, Tuesday, May 07, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Mr Abhinav Tyagi on 'Fecal genomics provides insights on connectivity of endangered wildlife in a human-dominated landscape'02:00 PM, Monday, May 13, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Mr Akshay Hegde on 'Extracellular Caspase-1 regulates hair follicle stem cell migration during wound healing'02:30 PM, Wednesday, May 15, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Karthik Gangavarapu on 'Tracking viral outbreaks using genomic epidemiology'11:00 AM, Wednesday, May 29, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Ms Drisya Dileep on 'Towards a cellular architecture of three-dimensional array of muscle fibers'10:00 AM, Friday, Aug 09, 2024 | Ectoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Mr Pratul K Jain on 'Discovery of Novel Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Genes and their functional implications using multi-model approach'04:45 PM, Tuesday, Aug 20, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Presynopsis Thesis Seminar by Ms Durga J Srinivasan on 'Impact of Social Dominance on Stress Vulnerability in Rats'04:00 PM, Thursday, Aug 22, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Informal Talk by Dr Preetish K Murthy on 'To be decided'02:30 PM, Tuesday, Sep 17, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Ranajit Das on 'Integrating Genome-Based Healthcare in Personalized Medicine'02:00 PM, Thursday, Sep 26, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Mr Shreyas S Niphadkar on 'Regulation of gluconeogenesis and metabolic homeostasis by protein phosphatases in S. cerevisiae'04:00 PM, Thursday, Oct 10, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Informal Talk by Dr Tabish Syed on 'Shape, Structure and Function of Astrocytes'02:00 PM, Wednesday, Oct 23, 2024 | Simon Center Ground Floor
Informal Talk by Mr Vivaswat Shastry on 'Representing long-range genetic similarity on a background of spatially heterogeneous isolation-by-distance'04:00 PM, Wednesday, Oct 23, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Informal Talk by Prof Jennifer Powers on 'Just add water-ecology of dry tropical forests'03:30 PM, Thursday, Nov 07, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Suryesh K Namdeo on 'Science Diplomacy: What, Why and How'11:00 AM, Friday, Nov 08, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Rajarshi Pal on 'Indigenously developed iPSC-derived RPE cell therapy for the treatment of age-related macular degeneration_ IISF 2024 Curtain Raiser'02:00 PM, Wednesday, Nov 20, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Informal Talk by Dr Subburaj Ilangumaran on 'SOCS1-mediated tissue homeostasis and tumor suppression in prostate epithelial cells'11:30 AM, Thursday, Nov 21, 2024 | Golgi
Informal Talk by Dr Anurupa Naik on 'IFP Digital Archive Interface'02:00 PM, Friday, Nov 22, 2024 | Malgova
Informal Talk by Dr Rameshkumar K on 'Photo Archiving'11:30 AM, Thursday, Dec 12, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Talk by Dr Paula Cohen on 'To be decided'04:00 PM, Tuesday, Dec 17, 2024 | Endoderm_inStem
Thesis Seminar by Ms Chinmayee L Mukunda on 'Mechanosensory encoding by antennal Johnston’s organ in Oleander hawkmoth, Daphnis nerii'04:00 PM, Wednesday, May 14, 2025 | Langra (LH2)
Talk by Mr Abhinav Tyagi on 'Revisiting the “Green Revolution”: Statecraft of Cultivating Modernity '