Won’t children sitting at the edges have to crane their necks all day long to look at the backboard? I would prefer the comfort of the backbench any day to a neck spasm!

A rare reflex epilepsy phenomenon reported by our epilepsy team at NIMHANS, Bengaluru. Vishy

An unusual ictal phenomenon in a rare disease. Our observation in Glutaric Aciduria in Neurology Journal

A breakthrough from Sri Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology SCTIMST, in collaboration with Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), brings hope to millions battling movement disorders like Parkinson's Disease and dystonia.

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It is immensely rewarding to see hard work and perseverance recognized. I am very proud of Dr Deepak Chadha, who I supervised during his thesis work at NIMHANS. His dedication and enterprise earned him the Best Paper Award in the prestigious award paper category at ECON 2025 –

I block rude people not because they hurt my feelings, but because rudeness is a reliable signal of stupidity. Someone who can’t resist the impulse to hurl childish insults will also struggle to resist the impulse to believe self-gratifying bullshit.

The first Interstellar teaser is one of the most beautiful I’ve ever watched, and it shows nearly nothing of the movie.

When we zapped an intracranial electrode and the brain went ‘yaaawn!’ 🧠😴

Green is the colour of resilience open.substack.com/pub/ajayasrann…

A life filled with adventure, learning and empathy. What an inspiration! #JaneGoodall

Growing up, I paid close attention to blunt truth-tellers, even when they crossed into rudeness. They often paid a social price, and that made their honesty valuable. Today, algorithms reward outrage and extremity. Now, I listen more closely to those who choose their words

A trifecta of books to shape your philosophy of productivity.

If you are at IANCON, Varanasi do attend our upcoming session starting shortly.

The truth is that predatory publishing persists because it gives too many academics exactly what they want - a quick, painless way to appear productive in a system that rewards quantity over quality. People condemn these journals publicly, but privately many use them as a

It was a pleasure sharing the stage with my brilliant colleagues Dr MM SAMIM, Dr Debjyoti Dhar, Dr Girish Soni and discussing the latest updates to the human homunculus at an exciting session during IANCON-2025, Kashi.

This remarkable article published in Epilepsia Open is quite bold and thought provoking. Does anyone here have an opinion on this? onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ep… Some questions posed here- Why does epilepsy perplexingly have evolutionary success? Is there an evolutionary benefit of