InScight

On World Sparrow Day, we celebrate the small yet significant presence of sparrows in our nature. Their decline reminds us of the impact of urbanization on biodiversity and the urgent need for conservation. Let us work towards creating spaces where these birds can live.

In this article, Prof. R. Banerjee reflects on the scientific rise of (MOFs) and (COFs), alongside his personal journey shaped by the mentorship of Prof. Omar Yaghi. Go and read this article from our website.

7th issue of InScight presents diverse narratives from across the science. Prof. Rahul Banerjee reflects on his experience with Omar Yaghi, a comic tribute to S.Mukhopadhyay, the man who brought IVF to India against all odds. Go and read this issue from our official website.

In the 6th Issue of InScight, Apurba Das chronicles her PhD journey investigating how lysosomal defects drive neurodegeneration in Mucopolysaccharidosis Type VII, using Drosophila melanogaster as a model system. Go and read this article from our official website.

In a thoughtful and engaging conversation with Dr. A.K.Tyagi, Dean of Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI), shares his thoughts on the evolution of science education in India, the role of institutions and many more. Go and read this interview from our official website.

We express our deep sorrow at the passing of Prof. Madhav Gadgil (1942–2026), a towering figure in Indian ecology. His life’s work reflected a rare blend of scientific excellence. Our sincere condolences go out to his family, colleagues, students.

Discovery Anniversary! 🔭 In Jan 2005, the discovery of the dwarf planet Eris changed our Solar System forever, sparking the great debate that led to Pluto’s reclassification. The edge of our system is more crowded than we thought! #Eris #Astronomy #IISERK #SpaceNews #Science

Happy New Year 2026! 🎉✨ The past twelve months has been an incredible ride for InScight, starting with the launch of the first issue and hence publishing six issues. Here’s to a new year of wonder, excitement, and discovery.

In the 6th issue of InScight, the article “A Story of Ice or Fire: How Does Temperature Affect Body Size in Insects” explores the remarkable era of the Carboniferous. Go and explore this article on our official website.

✨ Call for Submissions | InScight, IISER Kolkata #InScight #IISERKolkata #CallForSubmissions #ScienceCommunication #StudentScience #ResearchStories #PhDLife

The 6th issue of InScight features “From Waves to Leaves: Story of the First Biophysicist.” This article traces JC Bose’s scientific journey from breakthroughs in wireless communication to his foundational role in biophysics. Go and explore this article on our official website.

In the 6th issue of InScight, the article “The Physics of Forgetting: When Information Becomes Heat” explores how every act of remembering or erasing information releases heat, as described by Landauer’s Principle. Go and read this article from our official website.

We’re excited to announce the 6th Issue of InScight. This edition features a wide range of articles covering topics from physics to biology, along with engaging additions such as games, comics, quiz etc. Go and explore this issue from our official website.

Prof. Soumitra Banerjee has officially superannuated from his position at IISER Kolkata in October 2025, leaving behind an illustrious career in science research and science communication. We congratulate Prof. Bannerjee and extend our warm wishes to him on this new chapter.

It is a moment of honour for IISER Kolkata as Dr. Dibyendu Das from DCS has been awarded the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award. One of India’s most prestigious prizes, the award recognises young scientists who have made groundbreaking contributions to science and technology.

In InScight’s fifth issue, we feature an insightful interview with Dr. Tamal Das, where he shared his academic career journey. He also discussed significance of interdisciplinary collaboration in driving innovation. Go and read this article from our official website

In the fifth issue of InScight, the article “A Stranger Crashes the Party: Decoding the White Matter Wipeout” by Mahua Maulik offers an insightful exploration into the complex dynamics of the brain’s white matter. Go and read this article from our official website.

In the fifth issue of InScight, we present an article titled“Cell death makes living easier.”The article explores fundamental question of why cells choose to die, delving into the biological principles of programmed cell death. Go and read this article from our official website.

In the fifth issue of InScight, we present a series of articles that span across disciplines and challenge existing perspectives- Cell Death Makes Living Easier, Intersection of Biology and Physics,why therapies fail etc. Go and explore the new issue from our official website.

In the fourth issue of InScight, Sayantani Nath, PhD student, presents The Chemical Ballet: How Volatiles Orchestrate Pest and Predator Behaviour. The article highlights the complex chemistry that governs ecological balance. Go and read this article from our official website.