Associate Editor Communications Biology, Springer Nature Pune. Postdoc Stallforth lab Leibniz-HKI, PhD Hazra lab IISER Pune. Opinions my own
Pune, India
Joined January 2018
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Happy to share that I have joined Communications Biology team of Springer Nature as an Associate Editor. Had a great start in the new role with the help from all my colleagues, looking forward to the adventures it brings. 😀
@CommsBio @SpringerNature
Very proud of this work by @amoghaparna published in @CellCellPress from his postdoc lab 👏 The hard work finally recognized
Very happy to share that my work from my first Postdoc at @EPFL_CHEM_Tweet has now been published in @CellCellPress
I earned a second authorship in this long impending project, with majority of my work done during Covid times in 2020-2021.
#myfirstcell
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Inspired by nature, sourced from nature, designed for nature, and published in @Nature ! Biodegradable morphing robots are "gone to earth".
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Great work and now it's published. Congratulations to all the authors! Happy to be a part of this.
Our latest work on increased and stable H2 production with a simple electrode construct and [FeFe]-hydrogenase! pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…. Congrats to all authors, thanks to the Broekmann group @unibern, and @NCCR_Catalysis @snsf_ch for funding us at @unige_en @sciences_UNIGE
Congratulations @AniketVartak21 😃
#Congrats to our PhD students Nilotpal Deka, Ashutosh Shukla, Saunri Dhodi Lobo, and Srijan Das and Integrated PhD student Aniket Vartak on their selection as #PMRF Prime Minister's Research Fellows👏👏
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And I successfully defended my PhD thesis on metabolite exchange in synthetic co-cultures from @Whytamin lab 😃
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This is the world's *shortest film.* It lasts only *37 seconds*. The director took only *30 minutes* to produce it . But the message is amazing!
Proud of you @amoghaparna, more to go 😄
Glad to share my first 'First Author' (Equal Contribution) paper from my Postdoctoral work at @Milton_UNIGE recently published in @ChemElectroChem.
Here, we do some cool bioelectrochemistry with an enzyme involved in bacteriochlorophyll biosynthesis.
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Excited to share a part of my PhD work from @Whytamin lab on vitamin B1 sharing in synthetic microbial cocultures published recently with @ASMicrobiology 😀 Glad to have had an opportunity to work with @SeaStoriesRP
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Delighted to share our recent work: "Porphyrin in prebiotic catalysis: Ascertaining a route for the emergence of early metalloporphyrins" @SusovanSarkar7 @COoLLabSR @IISERPune which has now been accepted in @ChemBioChem 1/3
Link for the paper
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New Season coming soon. Glad to have @shwetatendulkr joining us.
It's gonna be a blast.
#phdlife #phdstories #AcademicChatter #phdvoice
PhD - The Philosophical Drama, an instagram-based live show, is a conversation of a unique kind. We invite people from Academia or related to Academia, to talk about their PhD stories. (1/n)
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Check out the new article by @Whytamin on how reintroducing millets in our diet could increase nutrient diversity in our food with less adverse impact on the environment.
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Most kinases we encounter in textbooks use ATP to phosphorylate their substrates. But not this one - the riboflavin kinase from mesophilic archaea M. maripaludis uses CTP instead to transfer a phosphate to Vitamin B2! Thanks @ChemBioChem, & this was fun, @yashwantk008,@Reman_kr!
Characterization of a Novel Mesophilic CTP-Dependent Riboflavin Kinase and Rational Engineering to Create Its Thermostable Homologues by @yashwantk008, @reman_kr, and @whytamin (@iitbombay, @IISERPune) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Double agent indole-3-acetic acid: mechanistic analysis of indole-3-acetaldehyde dehydrogenase AldA that synthesizes IAA, an auxin that aids bacterial virulence portlandpress.com/bioscirep/…
Happy to be a part of this collaborative piece which provides new insights into cellular sulfur metabolism. Congratulations to all authors 😃 @prerona_bora, @ReactiveSpecies, Mrutyunjay Nair,
@Whytamin, @Hari_Chakrapani, @SHUBHAM30642626, @KamatLab_IISER, @ArnabPune, Saini lab
Delighted to share the news that a paper from our lab and @Whytamin lab @IISERPune has been accepted in @ChemicalScience pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Wonderful collaboration with @KamatLab_IISER @ArnabPune and Saini Lab @iiscbangalore
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25 years ago, CERN announced producing the first atoms of antimatter. The experiment had only 48 hours of beam time during the very last months of the LEAR machine. Its success encouraged the construction of the Antimatter Factory at CERN. 🌌💯
#ThrowbackThursday #TBT
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We all are excited to share our latest findings in @jbiolchem! Our explorations with two of the enzymes in the oxygen-sensitive biosynthesis of Vitamin B12 led us to a previously unknown intermediate in the pathway.
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So proud of the work done by @yaminipmathur, and @IISERPune undergrads Sheryl Sreyas, Prathamesh Datar and Manjima Sathian to unravel the mechanism of a novel B12 biosynthesis enzyme in the current issue of @jbiolchem bit.ly/3i4Syjt