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TIFR is a research institute & Deemed University for Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Computer Science & Science Education, under the Dept of Atomic Energy, Govt of India. Website https://main.tifr.res.in/ | Science Communication https://tifr.res.in/scicomm
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What lies beyond the Standard Model?
Join Prof. Matthias Neubert (@mainzuniversity.bsky.social) for the 6th D.P. Roy Memorial Lecture — “Landscapes of Fundamental Physics”.

🗓 Oct 13, 2025 | 🕔 5 PM | 📍 TIFR, Mumbai

More details: theory.tifr.res.in/DPRML

#TIFRScience #PublicLecture #Physics
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Apply to TIFR’s Graduate School 2026 for our MSc, PhD, and Integrated MSc–PhD programs.

We invite eligible candidates to join our vibrant academic community & contribute to cutting-edge fundamental science research across disciplines.

Know more: www.tifr.res.in/academics/gs...
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#AwardAlert Sourav Chatterjee from the Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics at TIFR, Mumbai, has been selected as the recipient of the Prof. Peraiah Foundation Lecture 2025, in recognition of his contributions to Theoretical Astrophysics in India.
#TIFRScience #ScienceInIndia
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#iqfpaper Nitric Oxide Oxygenation Reaction in Water at Room Temperature inside a Cage. Published in JACS

Collaboration with #departmentofchemicalsciencesiiserkolkata #IiserTirupati @tifr.res.in #icmm_csic #iitjodhpur #MaxPlanckInstituteforChemicalEnergyConversion

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🗣️Photoredox Transformations in Water using Host-Guest Charge Transfer Chemistry
🤝Seminar by Jyotishman Dasgupta ( @tifr.res.in)
📆October, 6 - 11AM
🔗More info: www.icmm.csic.es/en/seminar-p...
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The ear's organ of Corti as a model system of how developmental instructions coordinate across spatial scales so that tissues are sculpted reproducibly

📷 @prakash-patterns.bsky.social et al @tifr.res.in in @plosbiology.org

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We can adapt and cope with the stress. But prolonged stress can affect the brain, changing how one feels, think, and even remember. This Sunday, Prof. Vidita Vaidya (@viditavaidya.bsky.social) shall discuss how chronic stress can set the stage for decline in brain functions.

#neuroskyence
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📢 Inviting participation to the Neuroscience Research Symposium #Manotsava @ncbsbangalore.bsky.social themed Emerging biology of neuropsychiatric disorders.

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Register by September 07, 2025- tinyurl.com/3ycccubv

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Shouvik Chatterjee's group at @tifr.res.in has found that stretching of Mn₃Sn thin films unlocks surprising new magnetic & electronic properties. A simple directional strain transforms its spin arrangement—turning symmetry into functionality.

Read more here: www.tifr.res.in/~scicomm/spo...
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21/end The new students introduced themselves in a light, conversational round, a chance to connect, laugh & share stories. The orientation closed with high tea, with lively conversation setting the tone for friendships and the exciting journey ahead.

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20/n There were talks from Lt. Cdr. (Retd.) Abhishek Khandekar on safety & security (with a full-day drill to follow), Dr. Archana Vinarkar on health & well-being, and a fun wrap-up by TSS reps Amit Kumar & Arghya Dutta, welcoming GS2025 into the TIFR community.
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19/n Prof. Tridib Sadhu, Chair of the Student Support Cell (SSC),explained how the SSC is the first port of call for any issues—academic, personal, or otherwise. He also introduced YourDOST, an anonymous, 24×7 online counseling service available at no cost to all TIFR students.
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18/n Prof. R. Vijayaraghavan, Chair of the Colaba Campus Life Committee (CCLC), spoke about campus living, recreational spaces, facilities, canteen, vibrant cultural activities, and TIFR’s strict anti-ragging policy.
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17/n A power-packed session on Cyber Safety & Ethics by Prof. Ramprasad Saptharishi had students buzzing! He began with a live Mentimeter poll, instantly engaging the crowd as real-time results revealed just how secure (or insecure!) our online habits really are.
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16/n Prof. Bhattacharya introduced TIFR’s outreach ecosystem: Chai & Why? (www.tifr.res.in/outreach/cha...), Frontiers of Science, rural lectures, school demos & National Science Day events. He invited GS2025 scholars to volunteer, contribute, & ignite curiosity.
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15/n A radiant highlight was the talk by Prof. Arnab Bhattacharya, HBCSE Centre Director and Chair of TIFR’s Science Popularisation & Public Outreach Committee (SPPOC). The torchbearers of TIFR’s outreach are our students, and anyone interested is welcome to pitch in!
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14/n Prof. Sandhya Koushika (@wormlockholmes.bsky.social), co-chair of TIFR’s Gender Harmony Cell, spoke on gender sensitization: the importance of consent was brought out via Tea & Consent (www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZwv...). And important do’s & don’ts for a respectful, inclusive campus culture.
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13/n In the post-lunch session, Director TIFR, Prof. Jayaram N. Chengalur, greeted students warmly with inspiring words, practical advice & a vision of TIFR as a place where curiosity & courage fuel discovery.
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12/n TIFR’s Low-Temperature Facility (LTF): Dr. Srinivasan showed the Linde L280 Helium Liquefier (~35,000 hrs, 60–150 L/hr) and Nitrogen Plant, explaining how cryogenics powers cutting-edge experiments in superconductivity, quantum physics & ultra-low temp research.
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11/n Students visited TIFR’s National Facility for High-Field NMR. Sr Scientific Officer Mr. Devidas Jadhav explained how NMR spectroscopy reveals molecular structures & dynamics. Students saw how world-class instruments advance chemistry, biology & materials science research.
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10/n Pelletron Accelerator: This 46-m-tall marvel (≈15 storeys) arrived in 1988 on a long truck in one piece, needing part of TIFR’s wall broken so it could turn the corner! Mr. J.P. Nair explained that it accelerates ions up to 15 million volts using a chain of metal pellets.
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9/n In the fascinating Glass Blowing Section, the team demonstrated live how raw glass is shaped into scientific apparatus. Students watched in awe as molten glass was blown & molded into tools for research, a rare glimpse of craft meeting science at TIFR.