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Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
Having Confidence is Half-Done!

SHUTIJA

"But one thing I would wish for you to know is that science is so much more than what you are seeing and learning in the textbooks."

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
At Home in my Lab

ANULA

"I hope my journey serves as a reminder to other women—especially those who are married or have children—that pursuing your dreams is always possible. With resilience, passion and determination, nothing is truly out of reach."

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
Sacrifice for Science

PRATYASHA

“We call it a sacrifice and not a killing, to recognise the contribution of mice to the cause of science.”

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
High School Biology: Time to Evolve

TRISHA

"Do you sometimes feel that biology is taught less like science and more like ‘who can memorize better’?"

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
Joker Self-Portrait

ANONYMOUS

"A PhD is closer to juggling than one might think."

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
Crawling their Way into Science… and all Worm Biologists’ Hearts

RUSHALI

"For a person who started out wondering why and what the point was to work with worms, I am now proud to say that I am a worm scientist."

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
Pink in the Lab

PRATYASHA

"I wonder what the spray bottles in the lab think of me."

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
When Work Meets Passion

ISHANI

"Never combine your hobby with your work" is a quote that's said often, but doing the polar opposite has been my motivation.

Pratyasha's self-portrait, "Oh my love, what happened to your light?"
"Oh my love, what happened to your light?"

PRATYASHA

"In that sense, the mice helped me find my light and now I am a kid again, looking to take my love for science and art into a journey that'll be all my own."

Biotales is an innovative outreach project involving early career biology researchers where they co-create outreach material on their personal research journeys. Through structured activities in workshops involving reading, writing, reflecting and making art, participants open up the world of life sciences research as experienced by them to aspiring biology researchers, enthusiasts as well as those within the scientific community.

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