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@CasadevallCarla @ERC_Research @Casadevall_Lab @cienciaURV @quimicaURV @ICIQchem Many many congratulations

Beyond excited to share that our #ercstartinggrant BIOPOLE has been awarded! Incredibly thankful to the @ERC_Research for this opportunity & to @Casadevall_Lab for the hard work, to @cienciaURV @quimicaURV & @ICIQchem for the support, & to my previous mentors & colleagues.

@shoubhikdas4 @advanced Congratulations Sir

We are deeply excited to share our first effort on Photocatalytic Aqueous Reforming of Methyl Formate, just published in the @Advanced Materials. Our first effort on the development of an atomically dispersed photocatalyst towards LOHC direction. advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ad…

@shoubhikdas4 @J_A_C_S Great work Sir

Please take a look to our recent atomically dispersed Mn-photocatalyst for the dichlorination reactions, just published in the @J_A_C_S . The photocatalyst has shown diverse scope and high stability under our reaction conditions. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

Dr. Abhishek Swarnkar was a scientist whose research was recognised in international journals, he recently returned to India after working in Switzerland and was working at India’s premier institution for science and research, IISER Mohali. And he was killed by a bully, in a society that gives little to no respect to academics, researchers and scientists. His tragic death is a damning indictment of how India treats its brightest minds. A scientist who gave up the comfort of a foreign life to contribute to his country was silenced by a bully. This is a national disgrace. Academics, researchers, and scientists build our future. But in India, they are too often met with hostility, indifference, and, at times, with violence. Bullying is a sickness that thrives on the silence of those who witness it and the reluctance of those who suffer from it. Our intellectuals are not fighters; they are builders. They work with ideas, not fists. They seek solutions, not conflicts. Their humility and focus on knowledge make them easy targets for those who with brawn and little brain. They suffer silently, and continue doing what they are good at - scientific research for the betterment of humanity. If we do not protect them, we fail as a society. If we do not stand up to bullies, we are complicit in their crimes. If we do not value our researchers, we will lose them—to silence, to despair, or to countries that know their worth. Let’s create an India where intelligence is not bullied into submission, where kindness is not mistaken for weakness, and where those who dedicate their lives to learning are honored, not harassed. If we do not act now, another Dr. Abhishek will fall, and we will have only ourselves to blame. Can the scientific and research community do something about this? Can they?

Going to present our recent work in #cacee2022 organized by TIFR, Mumbai @co2india...Kindly visit my poster(poster no.- P-019) Title- Edge-functionalization driven improved charge transfer in covalently interconnected g-C3N4 layers for enhanced photocatalytic hydrogen evolution.

@JyotiRathi_ @CSIR_IND @HRDG_CSIR @narendramodi_in @PMOIndia @dpradhanbjp @aajtak @ABPNews @ndtvindia Just being disease-free is not good health. It includes mental stability too. We are tired of waiting, answering our families and motivating ourselves. It is depressing. Please understand. Aap kaho toh helmet pehan ke aa jaayen exam dene ? #conductcsirnet2021 #csirpleaseanswer

@CSIR_IND you were testing our patience. We quit. You won. Now please release tentative dates "atleast" and start the application process. #csirnet2021 #csirpleaseanswer #conductcsirnet2021 @CSIR_IND @HRDG_CSIR @narendramodi_in @PMOIndia @dpradhanbjp @aajtak @ABPNews @ndtvindia

@CSIR_IND please stop playing with our future. Decleare the net 2020 result.