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Third Lecture in Ashoka History Spring Seminar 2023
ABSTRACT: We are often told that old ideas won’t do; that we need new ideas and new thinking. But what […]
Recreating the Cell Division Apparatus: Top-Down meets Bottom-Up
Abstract: Cell division (cytokinesis) in many eukaryotes involves the function of an actomyosin based contractile ring. Over the years, the […]
Filament mechanics drives FtsZ ring assembly
Abstract: Cytokinesis is the crucial step of physically partitioning the daughter cells after the duplication and segregation of the genetic […]
How does your brain do maths?: an unsolved problem in biology
Title: How does your brain do maths?: an unsolved problem in biology About Speaker: Bittu Kaveri Rajaraman is an Associate Professor […]
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EVS Colloquium | Rainforest Etiquette in a World Gone Mad | Suprabha Seshan
Please join us for a Seminar on "Rainforest Etiquette in a World Gone Mad" by Suprabha Seshan, Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary to be held on Tuesday, 21 March 2023, 6:30 PM (IST). Zoom meeting […]
Decoding the Intricacies of Sphingolipid and Ganglioside Metabolism in Disease Progression
Title: Decoding the Intricacies of Sphingolipid and Ganglioside Metabolism in Disease Progression Abstract: Sphingolipids and gangliosides are bioactive lipids that apart […]
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Ninth Book Discussion in Ashoka History Book Discussion Series
Book in Focus: Mahmood Kooria, Islamic Law in Circulation: Shāfi'ī Texts Across the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean (Cambridge University Press, 2022) […]
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Fourth Lecture in Ashoka History Spring Seminar 2023
Abstract: The field of bilingual inscription from India is variegated, with many different languages used. In the context of my […]
Protease activated receptors: from signaling molecules to small molecules
Abstract: G-protein-coupled-receptors (GPCRs) are the largest family of membrane proteins, which regulate a myriad physiological roles like vision, olfaction, neuroendocrine […]
The 8th Symposium in the ‘Literary Activism’ Series: ‘The Writer-Critic and Literary Studies’
Mission Statement: The Writer-Critic and Literary Studies Despite Socrates’s imputation that the great tragic poets didn’t know what they were […]
Probing (Bio)Molecular Complexity via Modern Computer Simulations
Abstract: Molecular simulations have emerged as a powerful probe for understanding a vast repertoire of biomolecular phenomena, including folding, self-assembly, […]