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Sree had received the Transcontinental Youth Travel Fund Fellowship from @IUBMB for attending FEBS Mechanics in Biology Advanced Course at SCENE. Sree has also presented a poster on our recently published work from National Centre for Biological Sciences. Congratulations Sreepadmanabh M !

Since the discovery of CRISPR-Cas systems, people have wondered if a similar type of system exists in eukaryotes. Today, we report in nature the characterization of Fanzor, a eukaryotic RNA-guided system that can be reprogrammed for human genome editing. nature.com/articles/s4158…

How do we construct the connectivity between loci of chromosome marked with the same color? We propose an algorithm founded on polymer physics in this work with Ashesh Ghosh, Alistair Boettiger, and Andy Spakowitz out in Biophysical Journal authors.elsevier.com/c/1hcLE1SPT42vN

Heartiest congratulations Vipin Bhardwaj ajit chande and all co-authors 🥳 Wonderful work!

I am humbled and honored to have received this recognition from EMBO.  Many thanks to my fantastic team members as well as mentors, funding agencies, and collaborators I have been fortunate to work with. IISER Bhopal DBT/WT India Alliance Department of Biotechnology SERB DSTIndia

Always an exciting and rewarding experience to work with Tapomoy Bhattacharjee and the ESoftBio Lab team! Come join us if you're fascinated by interdisciplinary biophysical questions, tissue engineering, and 3D bioprinting!

Apurva Phale Shruthi Viswanath R Sowdhamini Mukund Thattai Living Machines-NCBS Bhattacharya Lab NCBS Abhishek Bhattacharya Reena Singh (iBRIC-inStem) presented her work on the role of core cardiac transcription factors in development and disease, and Tapomoy Bhattacharjee presented his study on how influence of single cell morphology on bacterial growth under 3D confinement.

Because working with Tapomoy Bhattacharjee and the ESoftBio Lab team is a gift that keeps on giving! Major thanks to efforts from Meenakshi Ganesh Pratibha sanjenbam Christina Kurzthaler Ramray Bhat and Deepa Agashe, helping us explore the exciting domain of active biological matter under 3D confinement!

New paper in collaboration with Rajarshi Chakrabarti Ligesh T Bhaskar Subhasis Chaki published now in Physical Review Research

We are going to attend #APSMarchMeeting in person after 5 years. Lot of things changed in these 5 years. Now we are an independent group and we have three talks lined up. If you are coming to APS march meeting, see you there! Sreepadmanabh M Ashitha Arun National Centre for Biological Sciences

Sree has been honored with the prestigious 2024 Distinguished Student Program Award from the Forum on International Physics of the American Physical Society! This recognition supports Sree's travel to APS's annual Meeting in Minneapolis, USA, to showcase his research. Congrats!

Our latest work establishes that physical confinement directly regulates 3D colony growth by selectively favouring specific bacterial shapes 🦠 Read on to find out how 🏈 and ⚽ can have dramatically different outcomes under such regimes!

Writing this was a fun and highly involved learning process!

#Hiring Post-doc position available Tapomoy Bhattacharjee lab. Check out details 👇

Thanks for the lovely opportunity Living Machines-NCBS! Had an immensely fun session discussing the marvels of bacterial motion with this bright young cohort at the #PhysicsofLife2024 monsoon school.

Sreepadmanabh M was so kind to talk to us after the session about the exciting work he's doing and also showed us some of the gels he's prepared :) Thank you, Sree! Living Machines-NCBS Vaibhav Anand Hemanya Radadia / હેમન્ય રાદડિયા

#Hiring Project Associate position available at our ESoftBio Lab lab National Centre for Biological Sciences. Check out details 👇

Sree Sreepadmanabh M will be presenting our work on bacterial growth under 3D confinement from National Centre for Biological Sciences in the PhD café (bit.ly/PhDCafe) series, organized by IndiaBioscience.org at 4 PM (IST) this Tuesday! Zoom: buff.ly/3XHewkk Youtube: tinyurl.com/Phdcafe

#CampusVisit MSc Microbiology students from Goa University recently had an insightful campus visit! They visited the labs RajLab_NCBS, CAPS NCBS and ESoftBio Lab and gained insights into computational protein science, developmental mechanisms and bioengineering.