Latest Updates

The story of a river: tracking lantana's relentless spread by Anjali Vaidya

The adaptable garden plant Lantana camara has been spreading across India and edging out native species for two hundred years now, despite all efforts to control its growth. Scientists suggest that we could more effectively manage the plant by focusing our attention on riverside habitats.

Research work of Manjari Jain and Rohini Balakrishnan featured in Indiabioscience

A recently published research work of Manjari Jain, a former PhD student of Prof. Rohini Balakrishnan and now a faculty at IISER Mohali, has been covered in Indiabioscience. A quote from the article:

Male crickets court their females through song. But in the wild, several species of crickets call together in a cacophonic chorus. Researchers from the Indian Institute of Science used a series of experiments that combined rigorous fieldwork and elaborate modeling to find out how the male’s song reaches its mate through the apparent din.

The research work of Joyshree Chanam, a PhD student working with Prof. Renee M Borges, has been covered by the New Scientist magazine.

The research work of Joyshree Chanam, a PhD student working with Prof. Renee M Borges, on ant-plant interactions has been covered by the New Scientist magazine.

Thesis Colloquium at 11 am on 6th Feb 2014 titled "Biogeography and Systematics of bent-toed geckos (Squamata: Gekkonidae)" by Ishaan Agrawal

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

                            THESIS COLLOQUIUM
                       Centre For Ecological Sciences
                        Indian Institute of Science
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Title   : Biogeography and Systematics of bent-toed geckos (Squamata: Gekkonidae)

  Speaker : Ishan Agarwal

  Date    : 6th February 2014 (Thursday)

  Time    : 11 AM

  Venue   : CES Seminar Hall

Deccan herald covers Prof. Sankara Rao's work on development of web portal on flora of Karnataka

Deccan Herald, a reputed English daily published from Bangalore, has an article on the inauguration of online database that Prof. Sankara Rao of CES has developed. The inauguration of web database took place on 30th Jan at the Faculty Hall of IISc, by N Sivasailam, Principal secretary, Forest, Environment and Ecology Department. The event was preside over by Prof. Balaram, Director, IISc. Article in Deccan Herald: IISc develops portal on plant species

Pages