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Tag Archives: Science
Sparking young minds
Last year I helped organise a science essay writing competition in my high school. This year, with the help of teachers, a similar competition was organised at Rasbihari International School in Nashik (where I also gave a talk earlier this year). … Continue reading
Failing again and again
There was some frustration in the undergraduate labs yesterday. A particular experiment has been failing to give the desired product more number of times than we’d like. When it happens a few times, we have no qualms in blaming students’ … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged Chemistry, failure, journalism, organic synthesis, Science, science journalism, undergraduate labs, writing
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Introducing Curious Bends
This blog is nearing its 5th anniversary and I am tremendously grateful for the platform it has given me to share my ideas. It would not have been half the fun had I not the pleasure of you readers. As … Continue reading
Posted in Curious Bends
Tagged child abuse, economy, education, English, ethics, google, rationality, religion, Science, social media, startup
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The missing red line
I chose to do a PhD because I had a dream. A dream that probably every PhD student has when they start – to change the world by doing great science. And for a while I truly believed that I … Continue reading