Other Drives/Programmes

                                      INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY (IWD) - 2025 CELEBRATION AT,

          JAWAHARLAL NEHRU CENTRE FOR ADVANCED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH (JNCASR) , BENGALURU 

                              THEME: “FOR ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS: RIGHTS, EQUALITY, EMPOWERMENT”

1. Marathon:  A Run was organized on March 08, 2025, to celebrate the International Women’s Day 2025. A total of approximately 50 Women members (including Faculty Members, Staff & their Children and Students) of the Centre participated in the event. 

2. A Talk titled "Science, Gender, and the power of change" was organized on March 10, 2025, aimed to answer the gender based equality issue in the sphere of teaching and research by Professor Prita Pant of IIT Bombay. Professor addressed whether the gender equality still a goal or has it been achieved. If not achieved, then what is the path ahead to bring gender parity. The talk was attended by the Faculty Members, Officers, Staff and Students of the Centre.

3. A Pot Painting Competition was organized at the Centre on March 10, 2025 to mark International Women’s Day with huge participation from the members of the Centre.

4.Women in Nanoscience: One our JNCASR students, Ms Surabhi Menon (first author of a research paper  published in RSC Nanoscale), along with Prof. Umesh V. Waghmare from Theoretical Sciences Unit, has been highlighted in this year's celebratory collection of Nanoscience publications by Royal Society Chemistry, released on International Women's Day 2025, the collection showcases some of the excellent women conducting research in nanoscience. 

 

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On March 5, 2025, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR), an autonomous Institute functioning under the aegis of Department of Science & Technology and a deemed-to-be University, participated in the Post-Budget Webinar on "Investing in People" with participation from the President, JNCASR, Deans, Faculty Members, Officers Research Scholars, and Students.

 

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As part of the celebration of Matribhasha Diwas at the Centre on 21st February 2025, an Essay Competition was conducted for the members of the centre on the theme "Talent and Ability Development through Mother Tongue”- emphasizing the role of language in fostering creativity, intellect, and personal growth.

The Cash prizes were announced for the winners of the competition.

 

The First Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Regional Meeting is a forum for the realization of the Society's mission and goals, to foster academic and industry-based research for the development of Oligonucleotide Therapeutics.  The meeting serves as a continuum for dialogue and discussion among industry, academic and health authorities to educate and share progress on the basic research & therapeutic development of oligonucleotides, including antisense, siRNA, immunostimulatory and aptamer applications, RNA/DNA editing and mRNA therapeutics as well as basic RNA research.   Leaders in the field from across the globe alongside students (the Next Gen) will present in both general session and poster sessions.   The 20th Meeting was held at Montreal during October 6-9, 2024. 

For details about the event, visit the official page - https://www.otsindiarm2025.in/

The refurbishing of Administrative block is completed, and the Accounts & Establishment units will be shortly relocated.                                          

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The Dhanvantari (Health Centre)  e-platform software was declared opened to use by Prof. G U Kulkarni President JNCASR on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.

1.Doctors can generate prescription online and access any/ all medical records of the patient at the Centre.

2.Nurses have access to all prescriptions.

3.Lab technicians can upload the test reports.

4.Users of Dhanvantari can access their medical records from anywhere and at anytime.

To enhance public understanding and readiness for seismic events, the Geosciences Unit, in collaboration with the Safety Committee at JNCASR, organized an insightful talk titled 'Awareness on Earthquake Preparedness &  Hazard Mitigation' on 21 January 2025 by Dr. Ajay Paul, a distinguished Senior Scientist at the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun. The Geosciences Unit and the Safety Committee at JNCASR aim to foster a culture of safety and preparedness within the institute.  

This informative session provided valuable insights for JNCASR researchers and staff on how to stay safe during an earthquake and contribute to a more resilient community. The event served as a vital platform to equip participants with in-depth knowledge on hazard mitigation strategies, highlighting the importance of proactive planning, community engagement, and scientific understanding to minimize the impact of earthquakes and enhance resilience against seismic risks.

A blood donation drive was successfully conducted at JNCASR on 13th December 2024, in collaboration with the Sankalp India Foundation. The drive resulted in the collection of 45 units of blood by the Sankalp Blood Centre. These donations will be used to support patients in need, including children with Thalassemia who require regular blood transfusions every 15–20 days. 

This initiative reflects JNCASR's commitment to supporting healthcare and community welfare.

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