It was great to see our own, Kartik Sunagar, interviewed on national television, Doordarshan. This was a live call-in program, where he answered questions on venoms, snakebites, and myths associated with snakes. You can watch this program in Kannada here: tinyurl.com/2l9hefmx

The final print of our paper in eLife - the journal is out! tinyurl.com/2glvu4xs Glad that this paper was also selected for the elife digest: tinyurl.com/2hyl4d46 Evolutionary Venomics Lab naeem shaikh

SERB School on Chemical Ecology is back! We are excited to announce the 4t DST-SERB School on Chemical Ecology to be held at CES, IISc, IISc Bangalore, Bangalore, between the 8th and 22nd of July 2023. serbchemicalecology.com Please help circulate widely. Evolutionary Venomics Lab

Thanks, Indian National Science Academy (INSA), for the encouragement! This recognition completely belongs to all members of Evolutionary Venomics Lab - from short-term interns to support staff - for working so passionately.

Publication alert. Fangs in the Ghats: Preclinical Insights into the Medical Importance of Pit Vipers from the Western Ghats. mdpi.com/1422-0067/24/1… Evolutionary Venomics Lab

Our paper on the cover of Science Translational Medicine! What's more, it features my photograph of a cobra from our beautiful IISc Bangalore This is a collab with Jardine lab at Scripps Research, Centre for Snakebite Research & Interventions, et al. Takes us 1 step closer to Universal antivenom for treating snakebite Evolutionary Venomics Lab

A synthetic human antibody neutralizes alpha #neurotoxins from deadly snakes such as mambas and kraits in mice—taking a step to a safer, broader #antivenom for snakebites that still kill thousands worldwide. Kartik Sunagar Evolutionary Venomics Lab Scripps Research scim.ag/5YQ

Nice to see that our work is still in news. Evolutionary Venomics Lab