Inside the hidden life of Bacteria
I laughed when my teacher told me that bacteria have an immune system. It sounded ridiculous. Bacteria are teeny-tiny beings. They do not have brain, body, and blood.
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writing.
This is where I make sense of the world—through stories about science, my experiences and ideas, told as simply and honestly as I can.
The inaccessibility of science
As a PhD student, I spent years working on complex interactions between cells and viruses. Along the way, I discovered new things that helped us better understand how viruses manipulate our system.
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What viruses teach us about life!
Let the virus teach us about life.
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My Year in Books: Stories, Thoughts, and Lessons.
This year, I moved across worlds through my reading: some real, some imagined, some dark, and some wonderfully strange.
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The becoming of a Scientist
The clock shows 7:59 a.m. I am sitting on the bedside of my small hostel room, staring at my phone screen.
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The Paradoxical Nature of Viruses
Viruses stand somewhere between living and dead, and that strange middle state is what makes them endlessly fascinating.
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Duality of Viruses
We often judge people before knowing everything about them, just like we judge viruses. Viruses are not entirely bad.
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The Story of Viruses and the Battle of Our Inner World.
We go about our daily lives understanding almost nothing about ourselves, especially the inner world of cells and pathogens.
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