We(Me and @Garima_kalakoti ) are leaving For Delhi Today ! It was A wonderful workshop! Gonna miss this Place! And Will take the COOOL Habits with us! HBCSE~A place where Collaboration Brings the best out of us
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Indeed a great experience, learning new things with collaboration 
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Keep it upā¦collaborateā¦be openā¦be onlineā¦keep it ongoingā¦and do learn more and moreā¦COOOLā¦
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Ready and will happy to collaborate with people around country to learn something new everyday every moment relating context to curriculum and talking in terms of referencesā¦ Thanks for coming to the meet and catering a collaborative knowledge with us
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It was indeed a great experience, meeting people, learning new things and encountering new experiences
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@Garima_kalakoti please give some instances of learning through collaboration happened to youā¦
Will inspire others to share too!
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It was, indeed, a fantastic experienceš. I got to learn several things, not only about the model organism on which Iām working right now but also about other model organisms. This meet gave me a clear insight into what I was doing and where Iād been lagging. Now Iām all-clear and will proceed accordingly @Arunan
Would like to share my experience, since I was working on a model organism C.elegans, I isolated the nematode from the soil, identified that it belongs to family rhabditidis and further on the basis of its morphologic characteristics identified it to be oschius tipulae(close relative of C.elegan). When I came to HBCSE and collaborated with another cube nematode group, I got to know that they isolated the nematodes not only from the soil but even from rotten almonds, fruits and showed me pictures of Caenorhabditis which theyāve already isolated, showing its distinctive morphological characters @bivasnag @Kunal_Kadam. Now looking forward to isolate Caenorhabditis from Delhi tooš
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Great Garima. Looking forward to exciting work. Keep it upā¦
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When I embarked on this journey to TIFR, I never imagined it to be quite so fulfilling and rewarding. Although we students were seperated by our cultural and linguistic backgrounds, we were united by our love for research. I learned to ask questions and to never take anything at face value. I was happy to explore the beautiful campus and I could even capture a few photographs of the Common Myna. Everyone was most welcoming and accommodating. Kudos to the CUBE initiative for nurturing our young minds 
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