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Workshop on “Analytical Instruments & their Application (GCMS & HPLC)” for northeast students under the DBT funded #ChemicalEcology Program
A recent publication @Scientific Reports revealed the antennal responses of mosquitoes infected with Plasmodium to human volatile compounds and reported that mosquitoes infected with Plasmodium show alterations in sensitivity to different compounds, suggesting that the effect of Plasmodium infection on mosquitoes is species-specific https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-40074-y.pdf
Success rate in GC-EAD recordings for identification of plant volatile compounds depends greatly on antennal preparation technique_ J Chem Ecol
Watch our latest panel discussion on the DBT funded “Chemical Ecology program” on Doordarshan Shillong
Dear All Lister to this wonderful talk by Professor P. Balaram on the Chemical Ecology- An interdisciplinary field of Biology. We welcome questions related to the talk via text message below or send @cepm@ncbs.res.in . Prof. P. Balaram will answer to all your questions via Facebook live. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-gCQWQm7ITXYPZDKl4A5r2nllMfOuErm
Field Biology Course for NER Chemical Ecology students organised by Museum and Field Station Facility (NCBS-TIFR) and DBT Chemical Ecology program, at Pachmarhi Field Station, M.P.
Sex and age modulate antennal chemosensory-related genes linked to the onset of host seeking in the yellow-fever mosquito, Aedes aegypti_ Scientific Reports_nature
The second BLiSc #Science Café-NE chapter organised successfully at Guwahati Assam. Over 50 participants actively participated in the event. Three distinguished scientists i.e., Dr Narayan Sharma, Prof. N.C. Talukdar and Dr. Shannon Olsson delivered enlightening talks on biodiversity conservation, medicinal plants and chemical ecology of the Northeast.
Dr. Uma Ramakrishnan and Dr. Shannon Olsson delivered stimulating and enlightening talks on Biodiversity Conservation and Chemical Ecology during the first-ever BLiSc #ScienceCafe in NE #India. Over 40 participants attended the event and have highly appreciated the initiative of BLiSc.
