For a disease that has been known since 400 BC, we sure have come far to understand some of the causes, differences in progression, and multiple therapeutic approaches to treating…
We dedicate this month’s issue of Pulse to International Day of People with Disabilities*. Nobel Prize winner Edwin Krebs was hearing impaired. Another Nobel laureate, Dorothy Hodgkins suffered from rheumatoid…
Illustration by Nikita Bhor A recent reader poll in Nature revealed that 44% of the 1,600 participants in the survey find AI to be a useful and time-saving tool for…
We dedicate this issue of Pulse to RNA, one of the key molecules that connects all the labs of our research institute. The mention of RNA brings the picture of…
The Brain: The story of you would stir feelings of intrigue and awe in anyone who decides to read. It not just evokes emotions, but also makes you question and…
In this month’s editorial, I aim to highlight significant research questions that IGIB has been pursuing in the field of neurosciences. While this information may be redundant for the faculty…
The past month was packed with diverse outreach events that ranged from Open Day and workshops to a movie screening. CSIR-IGIB was the outreach partner for the movie, Vision of…
We dedicate this issue to Srinivasan Ramachandran, fondly called as Ramu sir. Many of the younger researchers at the institute would not know that he was the one who started…
The institute was abuzz with activity in the last month as we had a month-long celebration of Women Who Inspire. We had conversations, exchanged ideas, introduction to fields like data…
11th February 2023 is celebrated as International Day for Women and Girls in Science and was implemented by UNESCO and United Nations. The idea of having a dedicated day for…
