In loving memory of two gentlemen, who are missed and will always be missed.
Editorial, 2018
A note from those behind the scenes.
Cryogenic Rejuvenation
By Harsh Jain, a student in DCMP&MS. He likes free writing and journalism apart from science, and loves The New York Times.
Sea trails
By Mona Gupta, a research scholar in the Department of Chemical Sciences. She is enthusiastic to learn new things and thus has started writing poetry recently. She has a keen interest in sports and dance.
Reminiscing
The author writes under the pseudonym of "Will-o' the wisp".
In the blink of an eye
The author writes under the pseudonym of "Will-o' the wisp".
Dragon Child
By Jishnu Bhattacharya, a research scholar in Astrophysics. He wishes he could spend more time playing music.
Vinita Navalkar
She is working on Multilayer optics for hard X-ray Telescopes in the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics. She has been practising night-sky observation and astrophotography for almost 12 years now.
Preeti Bhattacharjee
She is currently pursuing PhD in biophysics at Johns Hopkins University, USA, where she investigates how RNA molecules evolve, fold and function. She likes to read and learn about anything and everything, travel, arrange music, and play any musical instrument she can get her hands on.
Soureek Mitra
He is pursuing a career in research to unravel the mysteries of the particle world. His range of interests encompass almost everything noteworthy out there -- particularly, to play and watch games of football, delve deep into discussions on photography, history, movies, literature, tangible and intangible forms of art, travel experiences, culinary experiences, and the list goes on. He is a bit of a foodie, always ready to venture into a variety of available cuisines. He also loves to travel once in a while, hang out with friends whenever possible and have fun.
Srikanth Tirumani
He is a JRF in the Department of Biological Sciences. This is his tribute to Tripod, a TIFR colonnade resident. Srikanth says, "Reminiscing about this friendly, fast runner, good listener and source of inspiration, makes the evening walks more nostalgic."
Mukesh Kumar
He is a research scholar in the Department of Biological Sciences. Apart from reconstituting motor recruitment on lipid droplets in the lab, he is interested in biking, trekking and hiking. He uses oil, acrylic and water colours to imprint his imaginations on canvas.
Shreya Ghosh
Shreya is pursuing her PhD in neuroscience from the Department of Biological Sciences. In her free time, she likes to learn sketching, paint portraits, and write blogs on science.
Sumeru Hazra
Sumeru is pursuing his research in the field of Condensed Matter Physics. He loves to spend most of his weekends painting, which has been his favourite pastime since years. He is also fond of cartooning, making ambigrams and digital arts.
Surat Saravanan
She graduated from the Department of Biological Sciences in 2016. Currently a freelance science editor and content developer, she is also a music and art enthusiast and makes infrequent attempts to dabble in them.
The roots of the Banyan Tree
By Shivani Upadhyaya. She is a student in Biological Sciences who improvises poetry.
Scream
By Ninad R Jetty. He studies single photons at the low energy frontier of high energy physics. He is interested in music, reading, and all kinds of ideas in general!
Reminiscence
By Preeti Bhattacharjee. She is currently pursuing PhD in biophysics at Johns Hopkins University, USA, where she investigates how RNA molecules evolve, fold and function. She likes to read and learn about anything and everything, travel, arrange music, and play any musical instrument she can get her hands on.
Wishful Escape
By Suman Chatterjee (webpage). He wishes to explore nature in it's every possible realisation, hence does physics a little bit.
The fountain
By Jyotirmoy Bhattacharya, a former student of the Department of Theoretical Physics.
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