To promote and popularize science among your minds across the country, YRC has recently introduced a bi-monthly webinar series ‘Science Unlimited!’. The major focus of this webinar series is to highlight recent advances in science from a multidisciplinary point of view. We invite renowned scientists and scholars across India to deliver a one-hour lecture to illuminate young minds with new ideas which eventually may help to open new avenues of research in the future.
Talk 1: COVID-19 from the host perspective
Talk 3: Adaptive immune-induction in Parkinson’s disease
Talk 5: An emerging human fungal pathogen
Talk 6: Drug repurposing scenario in COVID-19
Talk 8: Application of molecular biology in cancer management: An experience of bench to bed-side ventures
Talk 9: Everyday Illusions: How it effects our decisions and affects our life
Talk 10: Impact and implications of COVID-19 pan-epidemic: Biology, pathology and prevention
Talk 11: Changing the way we think about Cancer: Time for a new systemic approach
Talk 12: Bioacoustics of Baleen Whales
Talk 13: Understanding DHATU concept on the lines of stem cells
Talk 14: 3D bioprinting: promises and challenges
Talk 15: Exploring the drug discovery approaches in natural product research
Talk 16: Adenosine Kinase Inhibitors: An Early-stage Medicinal Chemistry Drug Discovery Effort
Talk 18: In-vitro and Drosophila models of rare monogenic disorders
Talk 19: Cancer Biology: Science, education and research prospects
Talk 20: Attempts to elucidate early diagnostic and/or prognostic biomarkers for type 2 diabetes
Talk 21: Novel orofacial cleft and limb malformation syndromes and their underlying genetics
Talk 23: Molecular details of chaperon mediated protein folding process in cells and in vitro
Talk 24: C. elegans as model to study healthspan and lifespan
Talk 25: Electrospun nano-fibers for sensing and separation application
Talk 27: Spinal cord injury: Regenerative drug discovery
Talk 28: Opportunities of life sciences in India
Talk 29: Skeletal muscle, an endangered species and how to save it