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Rajini Rao

Our research focus is to study the roles of intracellualr cation transport in human health and disease using yeast as model organism.

My research is focused on two R01-funded projects: first, my group has developed a pancreatic cancer immunotherapy research program on a neoadjuvant therapy platform and also a number of preclinical models of pancreatic cancer for developing innovative immunotherapy strategies. My group has also applied the knowledge gained from pancreatic cancer immune-based therapies to the development

Georg Jander

The Jander Lab uses genetic and biochemical approaches to study plant-insect interactions and plant amino acid metabolism. We employ the small crucifer Arabidopsis thaliana (Arabidopsis) as a model system for most of our research.

Partha Mitra

A theoretical physicist by training, my research is centered around intelligent machines. I do both theoretical and experimental work. The theoretical work is focussed on analyzing distributed/networked algorithms in the context of control theory and machine learning, using tools from statistical physics. My lab is involved in brain-wide mesoscale circuit mapping in the Mouse as

Brenda Rubenstein

For decades, quantum chemists have been forced to make an oftentimes humbling choice in their day-to-day work: to use highly accurate, many-body methods that are too slow to apply to realistic quantum systems, or, to use faster one-body methods that are significantly less accurate. This fundamental compromise has glaringly limited the impact of quantum chemistry.

2018 Khorana Scholar Announcements

Congratulations to all of our 2018 Khorana Scholars! Abhinanda Kar from University of Hyderabad Telangana Abhishek Deshmukh from Sinhgad Institute Savitribai Phule Pune University Abhishek P from Amity University, Noida Adarsha D P from University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore Aditya Ananthanarayanan Iyer from Indian Institute of Science Bangalore Aimen Akbar from Abdur Rahman University, Chennai,

2018 Khorana Bose Orientation

Hello Everyone, WINStep has some exciting news – tomorrow at our 2018 Khorana Bose Orientation, we are going to stream it via Facebook Live! This will be starting 10:00am CDT, so if you are interested, be online at that time and check into what we will be doing at the University of Chicago! Review the

2015 Orientation Press Release

Orientation Press Release WINStep Forward and the Consulate General of India, Chicago, co-hosted the 2015 Khorana Bose Scholars Orientation, held at the Consulate General of India in Chicago, on Friday May 22, 2015. Speaking to the Khorana and Bose Scholars at the Orientation were the heads of the major Indian scientific agencies: Dr. Vijay Raghavan,

SN Bose Program Information

Currently the SN Bose Program is on hold and therefore not accepting participants. Please check the IUSSTF website for more program information or please email info@winstepforward.org. Program Information Scholarship – Scholarship includes stipend, airfare, and health insurance. Depending on the university, accommodation may or may not be covered. Scholars may be asked to provide

Asimanshu Das

Asimanshu is working on the Ground Vibration test of the X-HALE a High Altitude Long endurance aircraft. The GVT data are used to validate analytical vibration and flight control models by measuring flight control transfer functions and structural frequency response functions. He is also validating it with standard FEM codes.This project is used to validate