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Evidence for dynamical changes in Betelgeuse using multi-wavelength data.

Kachhara, S., George, S. V., Misra, R., & Ambika, G. (2023). Evidence for dynamical changes in Betelgeuse using multi wavelength data. In R. Ruffini & G. Vereshchagin (Eds.), The Sixteenth Marcel Grossmann Meeting: On recent developments in theoretical and experimental general relativity, astrophysics and relativistic field theories (pp. 3485-3493). World Scientific. DOI: 10.1142/9789811269776_0288

Inverted fluorescent microscope with stage-top incubator for live cell imaging (Thermosphere EVOS 7000)

The EVOS M7000 microscope is a fully automated, no-personal-contact imaging system. It incorporates both monochrome and color high-resolution CMOS cameras for the best of both fluorescent and colorimetric imaging. The M7000 can scan multiwall plates automatically and features speedy autofocus, image acquisition, and large data processing. Faculty coordinator: Dr. Dileep Mampallil