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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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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
What high schools did for us and what we can do for them
There is much that our high school education gives us. Our time in the school leaves indelible marks on our lives. It makes an impact on our future whether we appreciate it or not. The contribution that my school has made towards … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged contributions, education, giving back, school, Science, Science Communication
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