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Tomorrow, Feb 26 at 4 PM, I'll deliver a workshop lecture on bio-condensates (Phase Separation 101) in the Biochemistry seminar room at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. Interested students/early-career researchers working on phase separation are welcome to attend it.

Dr. Mani Garg it is!!! Congratulations to Mani on defending his thesis👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽.... His is a wonderful journey of hard work, focus and perseverance. Mani, it has been amazing having you around. Wishing you all the very best. Thank you Samrat Mukhopadhyay and Stephan vagner

BICS congratulate Mani Garg on completing this journey and wishes you the best.🥳

Grateful to the The ALS Association for this opportunity als.org/blog/catalyzin… IISc Bangalore Mani Garg

We had a wonderful time hosting Lynne Maquat Maquat Lab at IISc Bangalore. Faculty interactions, mentoring sessions with transitioning senior grad students and a fantastic DBS special lecture....Thank you Lynne for the visit.

Lab alumnus visit......so good to see Raju Roy after two years. He moved out of the lab for his postdoc in 2023. Wonderful to know that he is having a productive time at U Penn ShorterLab. Thank you for visiting and all the best.

New study by IISc researchers reveals how tiny droplets in the cytoplasm respond to and help repair damage to the DNA inside the nucleus. Read more at: iisc.ac.in/when-the-nucle… #IIScresearch

We invite postdocs interested in faculty positions to join us for an interactive Young Researchers Meeting on 2 August 2025. Hear from the Director, Deans & faculty members, and find out what IISc has to offer! Register by 12 noon (IST) on 1 August at: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

It’s been a real joy to contribute to this brilliant piece of work. Huge congratulations Debabrata Laha this is a fantastic achievement!" Nature Chemical Biology IISc Bangalore

🧬 Ever wondered how RNP condensates disassemble? In our latest Cell Reports review, we discuss our current insights & future directions of this dynamic field. Huge thanks to Raj, Swati Lamba & the amazing Rajyaguru lab team. 🔗 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A bold opportunity to reshape the future of health care in India. The India Reimagined Fellowship by BFI is more than just funding, it’s a platform to lead and create lasting impact in the biomedical sector. For institutions looking to bring world class biomedical talent back

Delighted to share our first foray into Astrobiology! We observe that #yeast (our favourite model system) survives certain Martian stress conditions. RNP condensates induced in response to these stress are relevant for survival. share.google/gI5Sih2Bmc1vLr…

Riya Dhage was awesome in spearheading the project in collaboration with Sivaraman lab PRL Ahmedabad Grateful to Space Technology Cell ISRO and Anusandhan National Research Foundation This study reinforces that simple and elegant models systems like #yeast are excellent tools for #astrobiology research

Stepping into Unknown! Our first step into astrobiology Rajyaguru lab. Excited to share our recent article connecting RNP condensates and Martian conditions. Huge thanks to Raj Rajyaguru lab team.

Yeast Survives Martian Conditions astrobiology.com/2025/10/yeast-… #astrobiology #Mars #microbiology

We invite everyone to attend today's lecture by Dr. Virginia Lioy on Bacterial chromatin. For more details, see below: Host: Mahipal Ganji

🍞 The yeast in your bread could survive on Mars. 🔴 🎯 Breakthrough from IISc Bangalore. 🔬 The secret? 👇 🌞 Ribonucleoprotein (RNP) condensates that protect cellular machinery under stress. 🔆 🧫 👣 A small step for yeast, a giant leap for astrobiology! 🚀🧑‍🚀 🔭

Two incredible cover stories in one week from my amazing colleagues at our department! One featured in EMBO Journal, and the other in Nature Chemical Biology. Such inspiring science and remarkable teamwork! #Proud #Inspiring #Science Congrats Saravanan Palani and team

Happy to share the coverage of our recent study focused on astrobiology in Kernel, a research news magazine IISc Bangalore. Thank you Ashmita Gupta for putting this together kernel.iisc.ac.in

In an exciting astrobiology study funded by ISRO published PNAS Nexus, Rajyaguru lab IISc Bangalore, in collaboration with PRL Ahmedabad, demonstrate that yeast can survive Mars-like stress conditions. iisc.ac.in/events/can-yea… x.com/iiscbangalore/…