Inventa Science Magazine

Writers, get ready for Episteme's Fall Edition! Share your insights on everyday solutions, unsung female innovators, science in warfare, or mind-bending discoveries. Submit by July 28, 2024! @IISER_BERHAMPUR @LaVidaiiserbpr @137Inverse @Chemshala116317 @Jigyansa_in @inventa_mag

@kohinoordarda talked to us about "Scientific perspective on art and culture". The session was interactive and featured lively discussions about the intersections of art and science.

Excited to talk on A Scientific Perspective on Art and Culture for @inventa_mag's Launch Talk series! Tune in if you're keen! DM for the link, it's open to all :)

As part of the Launch talk series Aashima Dogra talked to us about Diversity In Science. The session included @aashimafreidog reading excerpts from her book, Lab Hopping, and featured discussions about wide-ranging topics that were dealt with in the book.

The first talk in the Launch Talk Series was organized on 1st September. Prof. Tamal Das of TIFR Hyderabad delivered a talk on Interdisciplinary Science and its Pedagogy. @tamal_das also imparted much-needed wisdom needed to navigate the academia as a whole.

Inventa is gearing up for its new release. This year's themes were diverse, each with its own importance and relevance. A series of talks and an interview will be conducted reflecting the four themes that this edition is centered around.

World’s Hardest Self-Healing Material: It’s the Pressure that Heals the Wound! Angel Mary C.T, Page 69, Inventa Volume 2 Find the link to the same by tapping the link in the bio. #sciencecommunication #sciencejournalism #science #iiser #iisc #cebs #niser #iiserkolkata #iitkgp

Read on to find out more about self-repairing Mobile screens and the science and story behind them.

I had such an illuminating chat with @vedaasri_r & @s_akhila_ of @inventa_mag ! We mused about equity in STEM, the so-called 'soft' sciences, and also spoke about the process of writing #LabHopping Thanks!

Check out our Vol 1 Ed 2 of manthan times. Go, give a read soon! P.S. The people who worked for the piece are mentioned in the newspaper. *Apologies for the deletes. The below is the edited one.

IISER Berhampur Student welfare committee and no woman on the committee not even a token chosen one. Anyway the meeting went as everyone suspected. Monologuing. And complete denial that students can have issues which aren’t related to facilities. @resistance_bpr @biaswatchindia

The final list of demands.

Blackholes: Birth of General Relativity Budhaditya Bhattacharjee, Page 17, Inventa Volume 1 Find the link to the same by tapping the link in the bio. (2/2) #sciencecommunication #sciencejournalism #science #iiser #iisc #cebs #niser #astronomy #blackholes

Read on to understand more about the concept of Blackholes that is ever so present in popular culture. The article is the first of a three-part series that tackles this giant head-on. (1/2)

Today, google photos reminded me of a sci-toon I made for @inventa_mag in the pandemic. The story is continued in the comments.

Inequality of Wealth: Inequality of Health Ashley Robey, Page 58, Inventa Vol. 1 Find the link to the same by tapping the link in the bio. (2/2) #sciencecommunication #sciencejournalism #science #iiser #iisc #cebs #niser #Finance #wealthinequality #health

Read on as the author examines the correlation between health and wealth. The article puts some strong points forward in favor of an economic democracy and is an active call for a much more egalitarian society. (1/2)

Climate Change: Why individual contribution matters more than ever, Inventa ‘22. Do check out the same. (2/2)

The article paints a grim and very real picture of the world in terms of the climate and how it is changing. It deals with individual responsibility towards the said issues and how our individual contributions to combating the same will have a meaningful impact.(1/2)

Born #OnThisDay in 1942 was renowned physicist and science writer Stephen Hawking FRS. His contributions to research, like his work on black holes, and the public understanding of science made him a household name. His book, 'A Brief History of Time', was a global bestseller.