Thank you for this honor!
Stay tuned for the full feature and video!
Thank ypou Kadambari and Anushka for all the work!
Thank you for the opportunity!
Check out all our work on and off the bench, and some fun lab photos!
Thank you Utsuka, Jigyasa and India Asks Why for the opportunity!
We shared the behind the scenes journey of TTAS with Joel Joseph!
Read how the platform works week after week, the challenges, the triumphs, the vision!
Stutee, Shreeya and Karishma wrote about how a remote intrenship during the pandemic turned into a community resource for antimicrobial peptides against biofilms and publication.
Thank you Meenakshi J for the opportunity to talk about our work with Talk To A Scientist India!
An ethical step towards animal reduction in research!
Karishma was features as one of #365IndianWomeninSTEM in The Life of Science project.
Thank you Dr. Poonam Thakur, IISER Thiruvananthapuram for the nomination and TLoS for the feature.
Feature in Mothers in Science
A SciMom is a rewarding and challenging journey, hope this article helps others!
July 2021
Karishma shared our research work with TIGS, Bangalore, in this feature article written for their Science Serving Society section
June 2021
Biopatrika interviewed Snehal about her work in developing an in vitro wound milieu. She also talks of the many initiatives she is a part of in science, outreach, professional development and beyond.
Read them all here!
June 2021
Biopatrika interviewed Snehal, Rahika and Atharva (a school intern in our group) on our recent work on develop reduced serum approaches for cell culture
May 2021
Great work all!
Karishma shared her thoughts with Editage Insights on being an academic mom during the pandemic.
The Science Paradox chatted with Karishma about her thoughts for young women charting their science careers.
Congratulations Snehal!
We will build a human-relevant preclinical platform to serve as an alternative to animal testing.
Thank you for the feature NBIC!
Thank you for the opportunity!
Part 1 - Changing career paths
Part 2 - Be the change you want to see in academic science
Part 3 - Researchers need to work on the 'communication' part of science communication
Thank you Jayashree for the nicely translated interviews!
Thanks Zille for the article!
July 2020
Thank you IndiaBioscience for the opportunity to share our thoughts!
November 2020
Thank you for this feature, hope for it to indicate that unconventional career paths are possible!
June 2020
Read about how we 'pivoted' our work during lockdown and contributed to science, even when away from the lab!
Snehal played a critical role in these efforts.
May 2020
Read about our work on reduced-serum approaches to co-culture fibroblasts and keratinocytes in direct contact with each other.
Karishma shared her thoughts on what 'support' means to women in STEM.
Karishma shared her thoughts with IndiaBioscience on the impact of the Young Investigator Meeting 2019 in Guwahati, Assam, India on her return to India journey! Read on for some interesting insights!
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