Saumitra Dey Choudhury, PhD, DBA

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accessible bioimaging ecosystem across India. 🇮🇳🔬 5/5 #IndiaBioImaging #Microscopy #ImageAnalysis #BioImaging #IISERPune #LifeSciences

🤝 We also thank our industry partners @CrestOptics , @mmiTeam , @NikonInst , @Evident_LS , and @Tokai_Hit for their continued support of this capacity-building initiative. Together, we're strengthening microscopy expertise and building a collaborative, 4/5

data handling. A heartfelt thank you to our instructors, teaching assistants, the IISER Pune Microscopy Facility, and all volunteers for making the course a great success. 3/5

🔬 Twenty participants from 9 Indian States & 1 Union Territory including faculty, facility staff, postdocs, and PhD scholars received training in light microscopy, image formation, widefield & confocal microscopy, image analysis, quality control, reproducible imaging, and 2/5

🎉 Another milestone for @IndiaBioImaging ! The 3rd IISER Pune Microscopy & Image Analysis Course 2026 (#IBI Western Chapter) successfully concluded after five days of intensive learning and hands-on training. 1/5

It was wonderful to speak to the current cohort of attendees at the Microscopy & Image Analysis Course 2026 (July 6-10) by the Western Chapter of India BioImaging (IBI). It's nice to be surprised by a familiar image from the lab this way. Thanks @IndiaBioImaging. Image by @AntaraC9

🔬✨ #FluorescenceFriday IBI is delighted to showcase this week's highlight from Prof. @DuttShilpee 's Lab, School of Life Sciences, JNU, in collaboration with CCRF, @aiims_newdelhi 🖼️Image Title: Glioblastoma Tumoroid Patient-derived glioblastoma tumoroids closely mimic 1/4

and DAPI, highlighting cell nuclei. 📸 Acquired on a @zeiss_micro LSM 980 confocal microscope. Image Credit: Monikongkona Boruah & @saumitradc 🏛️ CCRF, AIIMS New Delhi By capturing the complete three-dimensional organization of the tumoroid, this image provides 3/4

🎉 The @IndiaBioImaging North-East Chapter: Microscopy & Image Analysis Course 2026 successfully concluded at @IITGuwahati ! Over five intensive days, 20 participants including faculty, core facility staff, postdocs, and PhD students from across India received hands-on ...

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Learn from Mizoram, our North East ! जिस किसी ने भी यह वीडियो बनाया है, मैं उससे सहमत हूँ।

Dept. of Biotechnology at IIT Madras is organizing a hands-on training workshop on Expansion Microscopy from July 20-23. Register soon for this exciting opportunity!

"If you're not failing, you're not pushing boundaries." Hear medicine laureate Elizabeth Blackburn speak about the valuable lessons we can learn from failure.

You can’t have better teachers than Professors Subhash Lakhotia, L. S. Shashidhara and colleagues for fly biology. Apply for this ‘hands-on’ workshop on how teachers can use Drosophila for genetics, cell- and developmental biology. Ask the college teachers in your city to apply. And, enjoy a great intellectual week at @NCBS_Bangalore

Dedicated to the nation “UMMID” programme for “Rare Inherited Disorders/Diseases”. Carrying forward the spirit of the @narendramodi government’s affordable, accessible healthcare policy

Congratulations @agrawalmanindra There’s another alum elected this year: Jitendra Malik @JitendraMalikCV of UC Berkeley Congratulations to him and to @IITKanpur Last year, Prakash Panangaden, another alum was elected. Other alum elected previously are Ashoke Sen and Mriganka Sur. Former faculty members elected are CNR Rao, Govardhan Mehta and TV Ramakrishnan. @IITKanpur is not too bad a place to be from (and in).

Kangaroo care is a simple yet powerful practice that plays a vital role in the care and development of preterm and low birth weight babies. In this video, Dr. Anubhuti Rana, Associate Professor, Department of OBGYN, explains how skin-to-skin contact helps support a baby’s physical growth, emotional well-being, and neurological regulation. She also highlights that kangaroo care is not limited to mothers alone — fathers, grandparents, and close caregivers can all play an important role in nurturing and strengthening parent-child bonding through this practice. #NationalKangarooCareDay #KangarooCare

The International C. elegans meeting #worm27 is coming to Asia for the first time. Do consider joining us!