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This is the story of Dr. Priya Abraham, an Indian scientist, medical doctor and one of the leading virologists in the country. When the entire world was battling COVID-19 with full force, this Indian woman scientist was at the forefront of the country’s battle with the virus. From handling the logistics of sending the testing …
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Short Answer: To become a scientist, PCMB will give you many advantages over PCM & PCB students. So you know 🙂 For example, some of the best research institutes in India, such as IISc Bangalore, IIT Madras BS medical science and engineering program IISERs, etc offer admission through JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, NEET, or IAT. …
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From being an average student to becoming the driving force behind the success of Chandrayaan-3. This is the story of the Project Director of Chandrayaan 3, Dr P Veeramuthuvel, who made the whole world aware of India’s potential. P Veeramuthuvel grew up in a simple family in Villupuram district. He went to a government school …
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Globally renowned as the “antenna scientist,” this Indian invented the world’s smallest planar UWB antenna and OAM antenna, which revolutionized the field of wireless communication. This story is about Professor Srikanta Pal, the “Telescope Troubleshooter”. He was born on December 2, 1967, in Bankura, India. He was really good at his studies, and he even …
Meet the first Odia and third Indian scientist Swati Nayak to receive this prestigious Norman Borlaug Field Award, 2023, for promoting rural innovation models! This is the story of Swati Nayak, the pride of Odisha, who is currently working in Manila as the South Asia Regional Lead for Seed System and Product Management at the …
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Charusita Chakravarty faced gender discrimination and bias in her academic career, but she did not let that deter her from pursuing her passion and emerged as one of the leading Indian women scientists. Her work on the development and application of quantum and classical computer simulation methods to understand properties of liquids, and their atom-level …
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The head of ISRO, S Somanath, announced that he won’t release his autobiography anymore due to a dispute about some of his supposed critical comments regarding the previous ISRO chairman, K Sivan. In an interview he said, “At no point have I said that Dr. Sivan tried to prevent me from becoming the Chairman. All …
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Have we ever thought that why the sea appears blue but the water we drink has no color at all? This phenomenon was first explained by CV Raman, who was the First Indian to win the Nobel Prize for Physics and received the highest civilian honor, ‘Bharat Ratna,’ by the Government of India. Today’s story …
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