Beyond the numbers…

Popular Science and Media Activities

Other than the formal academic ventures, I like to put in efforts behind making the science I work on more accessible and user-friendly to people not necessarily trained in my discipline. Here are a few examples of how I attempt to do so.

• YouTube Tutorials
  • Available on the BayesRx YouTube channel.
• Interactive Dashboards
  • Pan-cancer proteomic pathway networks.
  • Functional integrative analysis of proteogenomic cancer data.
  • Multi-platform evidence synthesis in multi-system cancer samples.
  • Estimation of immunogenic modulation in clinicogenomic cancer models.
  • Network-based modeling of the COVID-19 pandemic in India.
  • National and state-wise forceasts and summaries of COVID-19 in India.
• Media Interactions
  • Newstalk.
  • The World.
  • The Guardian.
  • NDTV India.
  • The Wire.
• Aside from these, I have recently ventured into the world of writing popular science articles in my mothertongue, Bengali. More details to follow soon!

My World and Hobbies!

Apart from spending time with my work and my family, I love watching all kinds of sports (with a slight predilection towards football - not the American kind!), listening to a broad range of Indian and world music, reading basically any literature that I can get my hand on - and last but not the least, quizzing. The one place where I share my thoughts on a recent book I am reading, or the latest game I watched is my Facebook profile (I do have Twitter and Instagram, but am really inactive there!).