Stunning 3D visuals detailing the structure of proteins and biomolecules.
Perfect as teaching aids for educators and students alike.
Bonus Feature: Expanded versions of the infographics include explanatory flashcards that you can print for personal learning or classroom use!
]]>Stunning 3D visuals detailing the structure of proteins and biomolecules.
Perfect as teaching aids for educators and students alike.
Bonus Feature: Expanded versions of the infographics include explanatory flashcards that you can print for personal learning or classroom use!
]]>The survey was conducted via a Google form and the survey results were analysed in an anonymous manner. The survey results and recommendations have been collated into this report, with graphical and descriptive recommendations.
]]>The survey was conducted via a Google form and the survey results were analysed in an anonymous manner. The survey results and recommendations have been collated into this report, with graphical and descriptive recommendations.
Download the full report here.
Download the printable PDF version here
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The program features talks, posters and panel discussions where participants have frank discussions on a wide variety of topics ranging from picking research problems, publishing, personnel management and mentorship. Senior scientists describe their own scientific journeys providing inspirational as well as amusing anecdotes about their experiences of starting their scientific careers. The bonhomie between the young Indian investigators and post-docs aspiring for jobs in India ensures that the post-docs get a first-hand account of finding jobs and setting up labs in India. The wisdom, experience and guidance of senior scientists will, no doubt, enable the new Indian investigators and future recruits to imbibe a new scientific culture and to work together to make Indian Biosciences internationally competitive and world-class.
Perhaps the greatest accomplishment of the meeting is allowing young Indian scientists, who represent the future of Indian biology, to meet each other, make friendships, start collaborations, and share ideas of developing their laboratories.