Nandita Jayaraj

An Aedes aegypti mosquito, which spreads the Zika virus. Credit: riyagi/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Things Look Grave for Asia, But Zika Research Races On

Nandita Jayaraj 09/09/2016

Zika viruses have been found in tears, possibly explaining...

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Women in Science: The Mathematicians of Surathkal

Nandita Jayaraj 30/08/2016

Five scholars from NIT Surathkal talk about the struggles...

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Indian Scientists Have a New Hypothesis of Why Zika is So Deadly to Brains

Nandita Jayaraj 19/08/2016

Amid a global flurry of research into Zika, a...

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Swinging Across Forests With a Conservation Ecologist

Nandita Jayaraj 12/08/2016

In her years of research in the wild, Jis...

A damaged and clamped pillar at Lakshi Narayan temple, Chamba, India. Damage likely to have occurred during the 1555 Kashmir earthquake. Credit: Mayank Joshi

How Two Temples Hold Clues About the Next Big Quake in Himachal

Nandita Jayaraj 03/08/2016

A new finding detailing the effects of earthquakes in...

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A Pharmaceutical Biotechnologist and Her Lab on a Chip

Nandita Jayaraj 28/07/2016

Prajakta Dandekar, in Mumbai, is part of a relatively...

Lichen on a tree. Credit: Allekha/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Has a Missing Piece of the Lichen Puzzle Been Found?

Nandita Jayaraj 24/07/2016

Lichens are the most famous and successful examples of...