Day 3 at the human stem cell workshop 1/2 Students and postdocs from Bhavana Muralidharan and Dhandapany Perundurai labs presented talks Kruttika Phalnikar, Archisha, Pratul jain, Harshil chittora, Department of Biotechnology Bangalore Life Science Cluster (BLiSC) Rajesh Gokhale Maneesha Inamdar Sangita M Kasture Dr. Alka Sharma

Grateful for the opportunity!

Thank you. IndiaBioscience.org and Sindhu, for this write-up on our research article!!! indiabioscience.org/news/2024/a-ke…

Very happy to share our recent study reporting a metabolic switch governing hematopoietic emergence in mouse embryo. Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

A lot of fun activities lined up!

#InSDB24 Day 0 started off with a wonderful outreach program with stalls illustrating various developmental processes. Dr. Nanjundiah’s words were definitely successful in igniting young minds!

#InSDB24 Day 1 was eventful with various talks by eminent scientists like Dr. Shubha Tole and Dr. Fumio Matsuzaki. This was followed by a wonderful poster session and of course , the “Dancing Development” competition!

#InSDB24 comes to a close!✨ We thank all of you who participated, contributed, and connected during our meeting. Let us know what you enjoyed the most!

Grateful for the eye-opening experience at the 'World Bipolar Day' event hosted by Rohini Nilekani Centre for Brain and Mind-NIMHANS. Focusing on a single disorder can narrow perspective, but today reminded me of the broader impact on real lives. Thank you for the chance to learn and grow.

Delighted to announce our latest work led by my postdoc Kruttika Phalnikar, deciphering early neurodevelopmental abnormalities in Bipolar disorder patient-derived neural organoids out in Oxford Open Neuroscience- tinyurl.com/u9b8wvdv In collaboration with Biju Viswanath lab

Thank you for the opportunity! Absolutely loved the thought-provoking interactions at the event.

Insights into #bipolardisorder! Study pinpoints a cellular and molecular deficit in bipolar disorder patient-derived organoids and neural stem cell cultures. Research from iBRIC-inStem & NIMHANS, Bengaluru Read: doi.org/10.1093/oons/k… Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale

Researchers IISER Thiruvananthapuram, have demonstrated that a metabolic switch from a glycolytic to oxidative state supports hematopoietic transition from vascular endothelium in mouse embryo in a Department of Biotechnology supported study. DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.adh8478 Dr Jitendra Singh Rajesh Gokhale

Cerebral organoids reveal the hidden complexities of bipolar disorder, offering hope for better understanding and treatment. Dive into the study’s fascinating findings by Bhavana Muralidharan and others! 🔬oxford.ly/3XNs6CK

Thank you, OUP Medicine, for highlighting our research on #BipolarDisorder. A huge thanks to Department of Biotechnology, iBRIC-inStem, DBT/WT India Alliance, and DSTIndia for their invaluable funding support in advancing this crucial work on #MentalHealth.

Congratulations to Shubha Tole (she/her) on shattering the glass ceiling as the newly elected IBRO President! 🇮🇳 A proud milestone for Indian science, celebrating the global impact and remarkable contributions of Indian researchers to neuroscience. #Inspiration #WomenInScience

Congratulations !!! 🎉🎉 Bhavana Muralidharan

This is so wonderful. Thank you for the comprehensive checklist! Ishwariya Venkatesh

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