Category Archives: Research Bias

Homework before PhD interview

Posted on March 3, 2018 by Saumyadip

If you have cleared your application and invited for PhD interview then you should prepare now for the final exam based on your application. The interview is based on your performance, knowledge, skills which you can explain to the examiners … Continue reading →

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Biomysteries Episode 3 – The Telomere Effect

Posted on May 26, 2017 by Saumyadip

Being a human being the question does arise about our mortality, diseases and aging. Human beings are made up of zillions of cells and inside each cells there is nucleus. The nucleus is an essential part to protect our genetic … Continue reading →

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3 things you need for Science Communication

Posted on May 17, 2017 by Saumyadip

Science communication is much more important while you are involved with experimental science. There are science communicators who are even not associated with core science that we researchers publish in research journals. It is much difficult to express science in … Continue reading →

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Biomysteries Episode 2: Breaking Down the Outer wall of Gram Negative Bacteria

Posted on May 12, 2017 by Saumyadip

Several groups of gram negative bacteria becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics. The antibiotics that can able to target gram-positive bacteria cannot able to target gram negative bacteria. The thick outer wall of gram negative bacteria is impermeable to antibiotics. A … Continue reading →

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Biomysteries Episode 1 – What is science communication?

Posted on May 7, 2017 by Saumyadip

Science communication is an integral part after experimentation. There are huge amount of research that is published every day and updated regularly. As a science communicator it is important to look into the importance, the hypothesis and profitable outcome. So why … Continue reading →

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Mesentery – The New Organ can now change the history of Human Anatomy

Posted on January 13, 2017 by Saumyadip

Although the scientific research is advancing in recent times there are many things which still remained unexplored. In biomysteries lets me introduce you to a new organ that remained unexplored. Researchers from Ireland identified a part of our digestive tract, … Continue reading →

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I support open access research! But why?

Posted on August 24, 2016 by Saumyadip

It has been a long debate between open access and restricted access of research. So what is open access? Simply it is free from all restrictions of copyright and licence. We often find some of the conference papers, research articles, … Continue reading →

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