Raamesh Gowri Raghavan I,
Bloated ego, single eye,
Fly, human or gamergate,
In their genes I read their fate!
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Akanksha
Was for seven years, an aspirant scientist. Now, an aspirant linguist and writer with a day job in advertising.

All that's left of the scientist is to see eveything through the prism of evolution, which is a very interesting viewpoint.
Towards becoming a linguist, I have been learning a number of languages (see below), and have also published a little article.

As an aspirant writer, I write short stories, essays, poems and other stuff. Some of my stuff can be found with critiques, on the writers website Caferati (Members only), and my general and poetry blogs. Here's a story and an experimental poem that I wrote.

I am also interested in science education and music.
Vidya
Centre for Ecological Sciences
Indian Institute of Science

Bangalore
April 2003
Master of Science (Biological Sciences)

By coursework and research.
Dissertation: "The Social and Genetic Organisation of the Queenless, Ponerine Ant Diacamma ceylonense"

S.I.E.S. College of Arts, Science, and Commerce
University of Mumbai

Sion, Mumbai

May 2000
Bachelor of Science (Microbiology and Biochemistry)
First Class

S.I.E.S. College of Arts, Science and Commerce
Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education

Sion, Mumbai

March 1997
XII (Science)
First Class

Sharada Mandir School
Indian Council of Secondary Education

Miramar, Panaji

March 1995
High School
No Divisions Awarded
Karma
Department of Biological Sciences
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

Colaba, Mumbai
September 2005 - September 2007
Research Scholar

Research in Developmental Biology

National Chemical Laboratory
Pune
November 2003 - September 2005
Project Assistant, then Junior Research Fellow

Study of Neutral and Pathogenic mtDNA Mutations for the Assessment of Indian Genetic Diversity and the Analysis of Mitochondrial Diseases
Ruchi
I play the Carnatic seven-stringed Violin having trained under R. R. Keshava Murthy, but not so well. My favourite musician is Lalgudi Jayaram.
I like collecting Stamps & Coins, watching snakes, spiders and birds and trekking in the Sahyadri.
I have interests in Science education and popularisation, and the history of India.
I like reading Rudyard Kipling, Richmal Crompton, R. K. Narayan, Stephen Jay Gould, Charles Dickens, Charles Darwin, Jared Diamond and Alexander McCall Smith.
Sadasya
Life Member, Society of Biological Chemists of India
Life Member, Bombay Natural History Society
Parichaya
I am Homo sapiens sapiens by species, and Indo-Dravidian by race. My ancestors migrated to India from Africa nearly 50,000 years ago. I belong to Mitochondrial haplogroup 'M', and blood group AB+. I am Hindu by nominal religion, Iyer by caste, (and Vadama by sub-caste) belonging to the Yajurvedic school and the Srivatsa gotra. I am originally from the South of India, though I was born in Mumbai, India.
Nipuna
I have had professional training in
Molecular Biology
Bioinformatics
Microbiology
Evolution and Ecological Theory
Animal Behaviour
Human Genetics
Cloning and Expression of Proteins
Phylogeny and Cladistics
Bhasha
I like learning languages, and here are the ones I have learnt or am learning in order of fluency:
First language - Tamil
English proficiency - Fluent (TOEFL Score - 290/300)

Languages fluently spoken:
Kannada, Kodava, Marathi, Hindi, Latin, Esperanto

Languages with intermediate fluency:
German, Classical Greek, Mandarin, Ardhamagadhi

Languages with basic knowledge:
Anglosaxon, Sanskrit, Kiswahili, Persian (Here's an attempt at writing Persian poetry)

Learning:
Ainu, Gujarati
Prakashana
Numerical Methods in Linguistics, Resonance, Jan 2005
Shabdakosha
Tamil (Romanised) - English
Free downloadable dictionary
 
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