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Vaibhav Pant I have always had a fascination towards science since my childhood. I used to study books and articles related to scientific theories and discoveries as a child. After finishing secondary school, I took up Mathematics and Biology since I did not want to miss out on any stream of science. I joined St….
My Experience with IIA Outreach
Varun Kumar, Project Engineer-I (ADITYA-L1) After joining IIA for Integrated M.Tech – PhD course in July 2013, I and my four other batch mates left for Kolkata for mandatory one-year course work at the University of Calcutta. During my stay at Kolkata, the IIA outreach photos uploaded on social media by our seniors attracted me…
Glimpses of memories at Hanle during July Indian Astronomical Observatory: 25 Years (Part-I)
Prof. B. C. Bhatt, Dorje Angchuk, and Man Singh Preamble Under the Himalayan Infrared Optical Telescope (HIROT) project, first team of IIA landed Leh in November 1994 and with initial acclimatization in high altitude and cold weather, this team arrived Hanle in December 1995. We pitched our setup in a mud-hut in the premises of…
The Universe, An Occult
Bhoomika About the authorBhoomika is a Senior Research Fellow at IIA.
Miles to Go to the Edge of the Cosmos
Professor Varun Sahni speaks about his exciting career, childhood days, PhD life in Moscow, and his views on the future of cosmology About the IntervieweeProfessor Varun Sahni is an Indian theoretical physicist, astrophysicist, and distinguished professor at the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune. Known for his research in cosmology, Professor Sahni has…
`Asimov, Basket Ball, Satellites & Dust’
Prof. Jayant Murthy speaks about his career, life stories, academic training in the United States, research experience with space payloads and UV missions, etc. About the Interviewee Prof. Jayant Murthy obtained his PhD from Johns Hopkins University in 1987. He went to NASA/GSFC for two years as a NAS/NRC Research Associate and then back to…