Over 7,000 visit CCMB Open Day to explore science and health
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Over 7,000 visitors attended an open house event at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology in Hyderabad to learn about ongoing research.
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- The CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology held an annual open day in Hyderabad for the public.
- More than 7,000 people attended the event, which primarily attracted students from schools and colleges.
- Researchers showcased work centered on the themes of Life Around Us and Health.
- This initiative provides scientists with a chance to communicate their fundamental biological research to the general public.
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Vinay K Nandicoori
director, CCMB
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“Our work in fundamental biology research can get us disconnected from the public and their questions about us. Talking about our work as scientists with young people and hearing their responses, sometimes, validates us”
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…groups at CCMB created discussion areas showcasing their scientific research under these themes. The event gave CCMB scientists and PhD students an opportunity to explain their work to thousands of non-scientists. “ Our work in fundamental biology research can get us disconnected from the public and their questions about us. Talking about our work as scientists with young people and hearing their responses, sometimes, validates us ,” said Dr Vinay K Nandicoori, director, CCMB.…
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NamedIndia · Guru Nanak High School · Hyderabad · Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology · Council of Scientific and Industrial Research · Vinay K Nandicoori
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