IndiaBiospeaks IndiaBioscience: science communication and outreach

n this episode, Lakshmi, Shreya and Smita talk about networking.
Find out from this podcast:

What is professional networking?
What unique advantages does it provide?
What are networks made up of?
What are the different types of networks?
How can you study into your own network and diagnose any common pitfalls?
Is networking a natural skill or is it cultivable? What (baby steps) can you take to build, expand and actively manage your network?

This discussion addressed issues around mental health, particular those that are relevant to PhD students and postdocs. Featuring Shubha Tole and Soumitra Pathare as panelists, this discussion was moderated by Karishma Kaushik and Mayuri Rege.

Please find curated resources on mental health here: https://indiabioscience.org/resources-on-mental-health

This discussion addresses issues around mental health, particular those that are relevant to PhD students and postdocs. Featuring Shubha Tole and Soumitra Pathare as panelists, this discussion was moderated by Karishma Kaushik and Mayuri Rege.

Please find curated resources on mental health here: https://indiabioscience.org/resources-on-mental-health

This is part 2 of the eleventh “informational interview” in the season on Crafting your Career in science. Here IndiaBioscience chats with Pragya Verma, a researcher-turned educator, who still manages to do her science and take along with her school students as well as carry out social projects to promote application-based learning among students of all levels.

This is the eleventh “informational interview” in the season on Crafting your Career in science. Here IndiaBioscience chats with Pragya Verma, a researcher-turned educator, who still manages to do her science and take along with her school students as well as carry out social projects to promote application-based learning among students of all levels.

IndiaBioscience's International Grants Awareness Program (iGAP) is designed to help Indian seek and acquire international funding. Here we explore the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Fellowship.

In this episode, Zill-e-Anam talks to two MSCA Fellows- Amey Redkar, University of Cordoba, and Mahipal Ganji, Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich about their experiences and tips for applying.

Credits:
Scripting & Recording: Zill-e-Anam | Editing and Design: Moumita Mazumdar