The Indian Rover (Issue : April, 2021) Women In Science (Global Scenario) – Neeraja Jaishankar As a young girl, everything I learned in science was a miracle to me. An apt example of this was the development of the “Dolly”, the first sheep to be cloned, which kindled my curiosity and motivated me to become […]
No code robotics – making (new) technologies accessible for everyone
The Indian Rover (Issue : April , 2021) No Code Robotics – Making (New) Technologies Accessible For Everyone – Karim Zanaty The biggest manufacturers work with them – robots. They do monotonous or even dangerous tasks in order to simplify manufacturing processes and save workers from doing dangerous tasks. However, for many small and medium-sized […]
Science vs Superstition
The Indian Rover ( Issue : April , 2021) Science Vs Superstition – Yalemsew Adela Cloud seeding as a technology vs. Cloud removal without gas or salt as a superstition Clouds form when moist, warm rising air cools and expands in the atmosphere. The water vapor in the air condenses to form tiny water droplets […]
Days of Motivation and Science
The Indian Rover (Issue : April , 2021) Days Of Motivation And Science – Arghyashree Roychowdhury Bioscience had fascinated me since as long as I can remember. Therefore, aftercompleting my 12th standard in 2003 from the West Bengal Council of Higher SecondaryEducation, I took admission in Asutosh College under the University of Calcutta for myBachelors […]
Laser Picoscope, a new technique for taking pictures of electrons in crystals
The Indian Rover (Issue : April, 2021) Laser PIcoscope, A New Technique For Taking Pictures Of Electrons In Crystals – Santanu Mandal From gazing at the vast cosmos to peeking at angstrom (10-10 meter) scale atoms, discovery of imaging technique has been the central thrust towards understanding the mysteries of nature. Since the invention of […]
OMICS based Biomarker Discovery and its importance
The Indian Rover (Issue: April, 2021) OMICS Based Biomarker Discovery And Its Importance – Khushman Taunk Fundamental Research, Clinical, Analytical Omics, Biomarker Discovery and Artificial Intelligence. Diseases are complex abnormalities at the molecular level in a living organism. Living organisms are made up of cells. Dysregulation of normal functioning of molecular machinery of the cells […]
How science is becoming increasingly more open
The Indian Rover (Issue: April, 2021) How science is becoming increasingly more open – Roma O. Konecky and Michele Avissar-Whiting Publishing as a means of communicating original scientific contributions can be traced back to as far as the seventeenth century. In modern times, publications have become the primary scholarly output of academic research and are […]
Rāvaṇa: A Dalit Hero or a Brāhmaṇa Villain?
The Indian Rover (Issue: March, 2021) Rāvaṇa: A Dalit Hero or a Brāhmaṇa Villain? – Prabhakar Kumar Part I Some people argue that Rāvaṇa was a Brāhmaṇa by birth. So, how can he be a Rākṣasa simultaneously? The funny thing is that same people keep talking about equal rights for women & Dalits. There are another […]
Was Ashoka Really Great
The Indian Rover (Issue: March, 2021) Was Ashoka Really Great? – Kaushiki Shukla According to mainstream history books, Ashoka was initially a ruthless ruler but after the Battle of Kalinga, he became a proponent of peace. He was deeply disturbed with the thousands of bodies lying dismantled in the battlefield. He couldn’t bear the pain […]
March 2021: Art
The Indian Rover (Issue: March, 2021) The Flame of Wisdom – Dattatreya Mukherjee The Flame of Wisdom