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The black and white image of a developing fetus, also known as Sonogram, is a familiar sight for most of us and the imagery already has an iconic status in the story of humanity.

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9.2.2017

In loving memory of Prof. Subhash C. Mishra

I have heard people say, “it hasn’t sunk in yet”. I think today for the first time I know what do they mean by that.

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20.2.2016

Applying Einstein’s Scientific Philosophy to Biological Physics: A revolution waiting to happen

The recent discovery of gravitational waves has yet again put Albert Einstein back in the limelight, as his genius continues to shake our world even a century later.

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Sound waves in lipid films can annihilate each other upon collision, just like action potentials in neurons

Sound waves can annihilate each other upon collision, just like action potentials in neurons

Brain Cells Communicate with Mechanical Pulses, Not Electric Signals

A Sound future for Noninvasive Therapies

In loving memory of Prof. Subhash C. Mishra

Applying Einstein’s Scientific Philosophy to Biological Physics: A revolution waiting to happen

What if a machine could help you feel the true texture of a material, the taste of an ingredient, the efficacy of a new drug?