"Diversity is really important in science. First of all, I think that if you want to have the best scientific outcomes, you need a lot of different brains working on it." - Chemistry laureate @doudna_lab on diversity in science. Read the interview: bit.ly/2M82Chu

Remember, ‘Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will’ – Suzy Kassem. As you start PhD journey this fall, wear your curiosity like a second skin, not your doubts. #GradSchoolMotivation #Science #FearlessInTheLab #PhD #phdlife Academic Chatter™

Congratulations! Proud sister 🫧

Research is messy. Experiments fail, data can be confusing, but every setback brings us closer to breakthroughs. It’s not about perfection, it’s about persistence. #PhDLife #PostdocStruggles #ScienceTwitter #ResearchReality #ProgressOverPerfection

Doing good science is 90% finding a science buddy to constantly talk to about the project.

In nature and research, shedding old layers makes space for new growth. Welcoming change ☘️ 🍂 #FallColors #Academia #Evolving #fall #science #outsidelab #phdvoice Academic Chatter™ PHD Comics

I am thrilled and honored to be invited to speak at the APS New England Fall Meeting 2024 at Northeastern University! I’ll discuss our research on artificial granular cell mimics. Thanks to the organizer, Dapeng "Max" Bi, for this opportunity. #APS #newengland

Many more to come! My sister Raagya Arora always publishing awesome results.

I'm so excited to share that our paper has been published as a Letter in Physical Review Materials! Thank you to my co-authors and collaborators for your hard work on this project. journals.aps.org/prmaterials/ab…

A little kindness goes a long way! Here’s your reminder to be kind. #phdlife #science #lablife #postdoc #PhD Academic Chatter™ PhD Voice - Independently Run Voices of Academia The PhD Place

Had a wonderful experience presenting my postdoctoral research summary at the 101st New England Complex Fluids (NECF) workshop at Harvard University. My talk was titled Programmable Icosahedral Capsids: “A layered approach mediated by lipid templates”. #lipid #biophysics

Elated to be selected as Annual meeting guest blogger at the Biophysical Society, LA 2025! Lookout for more posts about the meeting. I will be sharing my perspective and experiences. #bps2025

BPS Postdoc Breakfast reminded me that networking isn’t just about career moves—it’s about shared struggles, real conversations, and finding a sense of belonging in the scientific community. Converse. Talk. Meet. Reach out. If you are at BPS, feel free to reach out! #bps2025

Excited to share our paper on 2D semiconductors, exploring their potential in next-gen electronics! We investigate modulation doping for p-type transistors, reducing contact resistance and enhancing mobility. Physical Review Materials journals.aps.org/prmaterials/ab…

Happy to share that I had the opportunity to be part of a research project published in Physical Review B , "Stacking-dependent electronic structure of ultrathin perovskite bilayers." While my contribution was small, it was an incredible learning experience. journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/1…

Excited to begin my postdoctoral position at Stanford Chemical Engineering. Thankful to Brandeis Physics and my mentors for their support during this transition Looking forward to working at the interface of lipid biophysics and soft active matter #postdoc #stanford #biophysics

Enjoyed the Bay Area Soft Matter Symposium 2025 at UC Berkeley. A full day of exciting science and great conversations with the vibrant West Coast soft matter community. UC Berkeley #softmatter #biophysics #polymers #postdoc