Dr Yamuna Krishnan - Alumni
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Souvik Modi (souvikmodi@gmail.com) Graduated April 2012, obtaining the 1st prize for the 2012 Eli Lilly Asia Outstanding Thesis Award. Won an EMBO Long Term Fellowship and now working in Dr. Josef Kittler's lab at University College London, UK. Congratulations to Souvik who just won the Marie Curie Fellowship (Nov 2013). |
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Anusuya Bannerjee(anusuya.banerjee09@gmail.com) I did my B.Sc in Biomedical Sciences from University of Delhi (2009) and M.Sc by Research in Biology from NCBS (2012). Post my M.Sc, I worked as a junior research fellow in Dr. Krishnan’s lab at NCBS (2013). I am currently pursuing my PhD at ESPCI (Paris) jointly in collaboration with her laboratory. For quite sometime, I have been interested in nucleic acids in different forms and contexts. In my PhD I wish to devise novel bioimaging tools using fluorescent nanoparticles and DNA bioconjugates. As a person, I am lazy, hazy and crazy |
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Dhiraj Bhatia(dhirajbhatia1@gmail.com) Graduated August 2013, obtaining the Charpak Fellowship and the 1st prize for the 2013 Eli Lilly Asia Outstanding Thesis Award. Now is a Curie Postdoctoral student at Institut Curie with Prof. Ludger Johannes. Congratulations to Dhiraj who recently got HFSP long term postdoctoral fellowship. |
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Syed Masood Husain Worked as a post doc from February, 2013 to March 2014. Currently is an Assistant Professor at Centre of Biomedical Research (cbmr.res.in) in Lucknow |
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Saikat Chakraborty After his thesis submission in November 2013, he has spent a year as a bridging post doctoral fellow in the YKlab working on high resoultion structure determination of RNA complex. He visited Baylor College of Medicine and NIH as a short term researcher for Cryo-EM and SAXS studies, respectively. Now is a postdoctoral fellow wih Prof. Wolfgang Baumeister in Max Planck Instititute of Biochemistry. |
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Sonali Saha Graduated December 2013, currently bridging postdoctoral fellow in the YK lab. |
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Suruchi Sharma Graduated June 2014, currently bridging postdoctoral fellow in the YK lab. |