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CSIS's Gracelin Baskaran joins the podcast to discuss China's halt of critical minerals to the United States. In addition to consumer products, the Pentagon and defense contractors are heavily reliant on magnets and rare earth minerals mined or processed in China. Baskaran discusses the impact of this decision and more.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW- Charlotte Baskaran- Saints AFLW star recruit https://youtu.be/12ZIpKQ7dN8?si=lKyCMmJH1600TEv- Today I speak with Saints AFLW young star recruit Charlotte Baskaran talks about her move to the Saints, how it happened, what she's looking forward to at the Saints, how she felt in her last year at Hawks, going on Pick 9 in the draft & how draft night was, being a captain and winning a premiership at the Western Jets, her goals and strengths, role expected at the club, new team mates quiz, hot topic food questions, her debut goal, Mark or goal of the Year, and so much more. A great chat with Charlotte. Please follow the page if you haven't already and share the interview around. #aflw #footy

The United States and Ukraine are weighing a deal that would give the U.S. a cut of revenues from Ukraine’s rare earth minerals. But Gracelin Baskaran, mining economist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said rare earths aren’t all that rare. So why is the Trump administration scrambling to get its hands on these minerals from other countries? On the show today, Baskaran explains what rare earths are, why mining them isn’t always economically attractive, and what the U.S. is doing to try to catch up with China’s rare earth production. Plus, why recycling is only part of the solution. Then, we’ll get into why Canadians are boycotting American vacations. And, how easy is it to get someone to dream about a tree or supply chain economics? Here’s everything we talked about today: “Opinion | How Trump Can Turn the Ukraine Mineral Deal Into Real Security” from The New York Times “US seeks to reopen terms of Ukraine minerals deal” from Financial Times “Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Takes Immediate Action to Increase American Mineral Production” from the White House “Ukraine mineral deal could bolster U.S. supply of key materials” from Marketplace “Why does DRC want a Ukraine-like minerals deal with Trump, amid conflict?” from Al Jazeera “The Space Station Is Too Clean, and It's Making Astronauts Sick” from The Wall Street Journal “Canadians Are Boycotting American Vacations” from The Wall Street Journal Got a question or comment for the hosts? Email makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

The United States and Ukraine are weighing a deal that would give the U.S. a cut of revenues from Ukraine’s rare earth minerals. But Gracelin Baskaran, mining economist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said rare earths aren’t all that rare. So why is the Trump administration scrambling to get its hands on these minerals from other countries? On the show today, Baskaran explains what rare earths are, why mining them isn’t always economically attractive, and what the U.S. is doing to try to catch up with China’s rare earth production. Plus, why recycling is only part of the solution. Then, we’ll get into why Canadians are boycotting American vacations. And, how easy is it to get someone to dream about a tree or supply chain economics? Here’s everything we talked about today: “Opinion | How Trump Can Turn the Ukraine Mineral Deal Into Real Security” from The New York Times “US seeks to reopen terms of Ukraine minerals deal” from Financial Times “Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Takes Immediate Action to Increase American Mineral Production” from the White House “Ukraine mineral deal could bolster U.S. supply of key materials” from Marketplace “Why does DRC want a Ukraine-like minerals deal with Trump, amid conflict?” from Al Jazeera “The Space Station Is Too Clean, and It's Making Astronauts Sick” from The Wall Street Journal “Canadians Are Boycotting American Vacations” from The Wall Street Journal Got a question or comment for the hosts? Email makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART.

CSIS's Gracelin Baskaran, Director of the Critical Minerals and Security Program, joins the podcast to break down the recent U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal and its implications for global resource security. They discuss why Ukraine agreed to the deal without security guarantees, the risks this poses for private investment, and the broader geopolitical stakes. Baskaran also draws comparisons to China's mineral deals in the Democratic Republic of Congo and highlights the urgency of securing U.S. supply chains. Plus, a look at her upcoming book, Critical Minerals in the Future of the U.S. Economy, and what it means for national security. Background Reading: https://www.csis.org/analysis/critical-minerals-and-future-us-economy

Rajashree 'Raji' Baskaran is the founder and CEO of Project Karna - verifying trust in the age of artificial intelligence through real-time deep fake detection. She is also the Founding Partner at Superbloom Studios - providing an inclusive lens to frame problems and solutions, unleashing large latent potential. Raji is an active advisor and investor. She in an Alum of IIT Madras and Cornell University.

SCOOPS AFLW TRADE DAY 2,3 and 4 WRAP- https://youtu.be/ekNN39Dks04?si=fZtrsJnMuJ3X_Yqe "Mithen joins Suns in a mega trade, Baskaran a steal for Saints" I go through the mega trade involving Lily Mithen to Gold Coast, Pick 2 to Melbourne, Charlotte Baskaran joining the Saints, Liz McGrath to the Eagles and more. Please subscribe if you haven't already and leave a like on this video and share it around. #aflw

Lakshmi Baskaran shares insights on impromptu communication, why it's important, and a framework for successfully navigating these tricky situations! We also cover team topology and why it's so important to have the right composition of product-minded vs. technical-minded engineers within any eng team. Lakshmi shares how prioritizing team topology will impact hiring, influence engineering culture, and aid in eng team reorgs / restructures. She also discusses what the future of AI looks like for executive eng leaders & what to consider when adopting AI practices / technologies. And to bring it all together, we dissect how Lakshmi's Triple-A impromptu communication framework operates in the context of both team topology & AI adoption.ABOUT LAKSHMI BASKARANLakshmi Baskaran is an accomplished business leader, entrepreneur, and an angel investor with over two decades of experience in the tech industry. She has built and managed high-performing engineering teams for startups, scale-ups, and publicly listed companies across North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia.She is currently serving as the VP of Engineering at Metadata, a SaaS company that offers a Marketing Operating System to prominent brands and businesses worldwide.Lakshmi is passionate about coaching and mentoring business leaders and empowering women to pursue careers in technology. With the right support, she firmly believes that any woman can unleash her potential and make a significant impact on the world, rising to the heights of a great leader, entrepreneur, and a board member.Lakshmi shares her insights on leadership and technology through her writing on Medium and Thrive.“Imagine you're presenting it to your executive leadership team or to your board. As an engineering leader, you want to spice up that message with how it is interesting to your customers. The framework that I use in scenarios like this is called 'What If And So That' framework. If you're running an email platform, what if you're able to search through millions of emails in a sub millisecond so that your users can have faster search abilities compared to our competitors? Build a dream scenario and tell them how the technology can help them meet their dream scenario.”- Lakshmi Baskaran   We're less than one week away from GLOW 2024 – Jellyfish's virtual summit for engineering, product, and finance leaders who are looking to deliver greater business impact while building great software and teams. Here's a preview of what's in store:An inspiring guest keynote by TIME Magazine's Kid of the Year, Gitanjali RaoStrategies for engineering excellence from CTOs at Keller Williams, Genius Sports, and FanDuelJellyfish CEO and Co-Founder Andrew Lau's keynote on the future of software engineeringExciting product roadmap updates from JellyfishRegister for this May 15 event today at jellyfish.co/glow!SHOW NOTES:Why the topic of effective impromptu communication is important (2:46)Dissecting frameworks & tools for impromptu conversations (7:16)An example of high-quality impromptu communication with a CEO (11:52)Implement the Triple-A framework (14:03)The impact of this communication method on peers (16:37)Lakshmi's insights on team topologies & essential aspects of different eng teams (18:26)Considerations for eng team composition (20:56)How new hires play into assembling and/or reforming early-stage eng teams (23:44)Aligning with teams about what they're looking for in terms of hiring / composition (26:12)The impact of product & tech-minded eng leaders on engineering culture (29:19)Opportunities to employ impromptu comm skills in the context of team topology (31:42)Lakshmi's observations on AI adoption (33:47)Frameworks for effectively communicating about AI considerations (37:11)How eng leaders should apply these AI areas into their decision-making (40:40)The role of impromptu communication in AI conversations (42:33)Rapid fire questions (45:00)LINKS AND RESOURCESLakshmi's blog post on identifying product-minded and tech-minded engineersThe Engineering Executive's Primer: Impactful Technical Leadership - Will Larson shows you ways to obtain your first executive job and quickly ramp up to meet the challenges you may not have encountered in non-executive measuring engineering for both engineers and the CEO, company-scoped headcount planning, communicating successfully across a growing organization, and figuring out what people actually mean when they keep asking for a "technology strategy.”This episode wouldn't have been possible without the help of our incredible production team:Patrick Gallagher - Producer & Co-HostJerry Li - Co-HostNoah Olberding - Associate Producer, Audio & Video Editor https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-olberding/Dan Overheim - Audio Engineer, Dan's also an avid 3D printer - https://www.bnd3d.com/Ellie Coggins Angus - Copywriter, Check out her other work at https://elliecoggins.com/about/

The pastoralists in Africa sustainably produce meat and milk to help feed the continent. But their way of life — and work — is under threat. Food systems advocate Shruthi Baskaran-Makanju explains how best to preserve these vital communities and why they're key to solving the nutritional challenges of Africa's children.

The pastoralists in Africa sustainably produce meat and milk to help feed the continent. But their way of life — and work — is under threat. Food systems advocate Shruthi Baskaran-Makanju explains how best to preserve these vital communities and why they're key to solving the nutritional challenges of Africa's children.

The pastoralists in Africa sustainably produce meat and milk to help feed the continent. But their way of life — and work — is under threat. Food systems advocate Shruthi Baskaran-Makanju explains how best to preserve these vital communities and why they're key to solving the nutritional challenges of Africa's children.

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Le 11 août 2012, le corps d'une jeune femme est retrouvé sans vie dans un appartement de la rue Millen, de l'arrondissement Ahuntsic de Montréal. Il s'agit d'Anuja Baskaran. Cette jeune femme de seulement 21 ans a malheureusement été poignardée à la gorge à de multiples reprises. Pour connaitre la suite de cette horrible histoire, cliquez juste ici et bonne écoute!♥Suis-moi sur les réseaux sociaux♥INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ninnielaterreurFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/ninnieLATERREUR.podcastSITE WEB: https://baladoquebec.ca/ninnie-laterreurCOURRIEL: ninnielaterreur@gmail.comMes sources:Accueil (banq.qc.ca)FM010_Appelante_Sa-Majesté-la-Reine.pdf (scc-csc.ca)https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/justice-et-affaires-criminelles/proces/201704/14/01-5088505-arret-jordan-si-je-meurs-ce-sera-a-cause-de-lui.phpwww.pressreader.com/canada/le-journal-de-montreal/20170413/281792808893817Extraits sonores:Ordre d'expulsion au Sri Lanka pour un homme qui a échappé à son procès pour meurtre | Radio-Canada.caAppel du dossier d'un présumé meurtrier ayant échappé à son procès | Radio-Canada.caThanabalasingham expulsé dans son pays natal | TVA NouvellesChanson thème:One Missed Call Ringtone (American Version).Musique d'arrière-plan: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/brock-hewitt-stories-in-sound/a-deeper-truthLicense code: EBBAYC0QNRCHVIMQMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/brock-hewitt-stories-in-sound/equilibriumLicense code: JTGY7LFPAZHAIK2ILogiciel de montage:AudacityMontage:Xam

Young Hawthorn midfielder Charlotte Baskaran has been recognised as a Round 6 AFLW Rising Star nominee following a strong outing against St Kilda on Saturday afternoon. In just her 16th game at the highest level, the 18-year-old put in an impressive performance at RSEA Park with 14 disposals, including 11 contested possessions, along with a game-high 12 tackles. Baskaran has shown gradual improvement across her six games this season, averaging 13 disposals, 5.8 contested possessions and 4.3 tackles per outing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bentornati su Bookatini - il podcast per chi è ghiotto di libri. Nella puntata 55, parliamo dei libri che abbiamo letto di recente, in particolare con il gruppo di lettura Il circolo della Dama, che si tiene nella bioprofumeria di Fra Dama Verbena a Bergamo.Come al solito trovate tutti i riferimenti ai libri citati anche nella carrellata delle copertine della pagina Instagram bookatini_podcast. Nell'episodio di oggi abbiamo chiacchierato di questi libri:La pelle dell'orso, di Joy Sorman, Alter ego editoreAccabadora, di Michela Murgia, Einaudi editoreCorpi maledetti, di Lucia Baskaran, Cento Autori editoreLontananza, di Vigdis Hjorth, Fazi editorePotete contattarci, scrivere commenti, suggerimenti, domande e condividete con noi le vostre letture su questo tema contattandoci nella pagina Instagram Bookatini_podcast, dove potete trovare anche le nostre live, in onda a mercoledì alterni, o più probabilmente un mercoledì al mese. Se volete sostenerci e godere di contenuti aggiuntivi, potete unirvi a 4 possibili livelli di Patreon che trovate al link: https://www.patreon.com/bookatini La sigla di Bookatini è scritta e suonata da Andrea Cerea

In this episode Ben is joined by GPs Caroline Baker & Lavan Baskaran, both looking to find ways to improve their GPs lifestyle through triage. Rapid Health uses intelligent software to assess patient needs at first contact, to then navigate them to the right care – all based on the individual practices rules and availability. Ben discusses Rapid Health with both Caroline & Lavan, who are at different stages of introducing Rapid Health into their practices. They share their personal experience with Rapid Health, how patients and staff have reacted to it since it's been introduced and how it's working in their practices so far.   Introduction (0:09)   Experiences with Rapid Health so far? (0:54)   Personalising Rapid Health (5:16)   Navigating and prioritising patients.. (6:32)   How to organise routes for patients in your practices? (10:41)   Patients' reaction to Rapid Health? (12:18)   Staffs' reaction to Rapid Health? (13:48)   How did you initially introduce Rapid Health? (Lavan) (15:03)   Shift in percentage of urgent appointments? (18:38)   PCN access plan.. (22:27)   Is previous experience making people nervous for Rapid Health? (25:25)   Were there initial hurdles? (26:53)   For all enquiries about the Ockham podcast, please contact Ben Gowland here.  

We speak to Jason about turning a call for a quote into the biggest deal his company has ever sold ...

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This is a special episode for everyone who knows and loves Pandit Baskaran AKA Panditji. Panditji is a Vedic meditation teacher, pandit, and man of bliss consciousness. You may have had the great blessing of being on retreat with him in India, experiencing the bliss and joy of being in his presence.This episode is devoted to sharing Panditji's life story and wisdom. We hope you enjoy and get sore cheeks from smiling as much as we did.What we talk about in this episode.Panditji's life storyTraining as a meditation teacher with Maharishi Mahesh YogiWho is ShivaThe deeper meaning and purpose of abishekam ceremonyTamil Nadu templesLiving a life of blissShow notes.Connect with Pandit Baskaranpanditbaskaran.com@panditbaskaranRameshwarum TempleBrihadisvara Temple, ThanjavurVedic meditation teacher training with Mahasoma and Pandit BaskaranTo see photos of all the places and experiences we talk about in the episode, head to our journal post for more.Learn to meditate with us at Mahasoma --- follow us @mahasoma --- hello@mahasoma.com

Jason Baskaran is a sales leader who has found success in being the “Anti-Boss.” He's led teams to head-turning growth and does it with an emphasis on people development. Jason has found that success for a sales leader ONLY comes as they focus on the success and development of the salesperson…individually and collectively. In this episode, Jason shares how he had learned how high-impact leaders fuel the growth of the individual in ways that lead to predictable team success. You can connect with Jason on LinkedIn here (https://www.linkedin.com/in/i-love-sales/). Check out Jason's podcast, the Sales G.O.A.T.S Podcast here (https://open.spotify.com/show/48m0SdK6B7eheX3LuokwcJ?si=9m48wUqQShmz1JkiIZOPbg&nd=1). For video excerpts of this and other episodes of the Sales Leadership Podcast, check out Sales Leadership United on Patreon Here (https://www.patreon.com/SalesLeadershipUnited).

Ganapathy Baskaran is an acclaimed physicist known for his foundational contributions to condensed matter physics, strongly correlated quantum materials, and high-temperature superconductivity. He is an Emeritus Professor at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences in Chennai, India, and a Distinguished Visiting Research Chair at Perimeter. He is also a masterful storyteller who, in this episode, tells Lauren and Colin about his upbringing in India, the people who inspire him, and his time in the developing world. Baskaran reflects on a lifetime of exploring some of nature's most fundamental mysteries, and discusses the similarities and differences that he sees between condensed matter physics and biology. View the episode transcript here. Conversations at the Perimeter is co-hosted by Perimeter Teaching Faculty member Lauren Hayward and journalist-turned-science communicator Colin Hunter. In each episode, they chat with a guest scientist about their research, the challenges they encounter, and the drive that keeps them searching for answers. The podcast is produced by the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, a not-for-profit, charitable organization supported by a unique public-private model, including the Governments of Ontario and Canada. Perimeter Institute acknowledges that it is situated on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Neutral peoples. Perimeter's educational outreach initiatives, including Conversations at the Perimeter, are made possible in part by the support of donors like you. Be part of the equation: perimeterinstitute.ca/donate ----more---- Baskaran expresses deep gratitude for the people who helped him on his journey, like his high school math teacher, Mr. S.V. Savarimuthu, and his English teacher, Rev. Fr. K.S. Arulanandam, S.J. Baskaran also reached out after our recorded conversation to extend his thanks to others who have impacted his career, including Dr. Rajaram Nityananda, a contemporary graduate student (from National Aeronautical Laboratory, Bangalore) during his PhD days in Bangalore. “Rajaram is one of the most selfless persons I have ever met,” says Baskaran. It was Rajaram who introduced Baskaran to seminal work by P.W. Anderson, a later collaborator of Baskaran's.  “In 1977, H.R. Krishnamurthy arrived from Cornell and explained to us the intricacies of the Kondo phenomenon, valence fluctuation, and how to understand them using the quantum RG approach (built on Anderson's poor man's scaling theory) that Krishnamurthy, Wilkinson, and Wilson had just developed. Anderson's masterly role in modern condensed matter physics was manifest. Strong correlation physics, including Mott insulators, was in the air,” Baskaran says.  Later in his career, Baskaran worked with professors who played a “lifting role” in his life, including R. Rajaraman, G. Rajasekaran, and Erio Tosatti. “I am thankful to my school, college, teachers, friends, my family, my mom Leelavathy, my dad Ganapathy, siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews, my wife Whiterose, my children, their spouses, and my grandchildren.”

With over 45,000 flights and 2 million passengers flying each day, keeping the airline industry on schedule is a herculean task. From mechanics and maintenance crews to flight teams and agents, and the ever-unpredictable mother nature, any of these factors can create a cascading domino effect of delays and cancellations—causing stress for both passengers and airlines. That's why advantages such as the enhanced connectivity of 5G are critical for airlines to track real-time issues and allow employees to quickly collaborate to keep flights on schedule.  In this episode of The Restless Ones, we sit with Vikram Baskaran, Vice President of IT Services at Alaska Airlines, who is spearheading this once regional airline towards becoming one of the technology pioneers of the industry. Vikram believes the key to his mission of providing safe, award-winning experiences to Alaska's passengers is for his organization to act as a smart connector. With dozens of interdependent functions operating behind the scenes, Vikram has utilized 5G so Alaska employees can act as a “virtual flash mob,” working together as one. Beyond collaboration, multi-edge computing, VR, and increased automation capabilities are all on Vikram's roadmap to greater efficiency in the skies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 004, Taryn talks to Shruthi Baskaran-Makanju from Urban Farmie about her foodie adventures and how she learned to grill meat for her carnivore husband! They go over Shruthi's foodie background, the grilled foods she loves as a vegetarian, how she learned to cook for her Nigerian husband who loves to eat meat, and some of her favorite grilled foods. Listen in to hear some of her tips for getting started with grilling meat!

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Welcome back to The Business of Healthcare Podcast.  This week I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr Lavan Baskaran who is A GP Senior Partner for two Practices, a Clinical Director for Selnash PCN and a Director at Croydon GP Collaborative. Dr Lavan's special interests include ENT, ADHD, Minor Surgery, Chronic Kidney Disease and Diabetes.  The question that is so often asked is how do we do it all? And I'm sure you will think this when you hear what Dr Lavan fits into his week, along with his weakness which is saying yes.  We discussed the break from work that Dr Lavan needed to take to come back happier and stronger and the importance of his family.  How working on multiple projects keeps him excited and energised. Also being an open book and wanting people to feel they can ask questions to learn and make informed decisions.  Do something that you are most passionate about is Dr Lavan's Top Tip – find out more about his work with Play Action International mentioned towards the end of the episode.    This week on the Business of Healthcare  Leadership Journey  Opportunities on Social Media  Personal Branding Family, inspiration and guidance Balance and managing workload Working with the Transgender community Communication Self care Motivating your team Productivity tips Weaknesses    How to Connect with Dr Lavan Baskaran  Instagram  YouTube    Mentions in Podcast  Play Action International    Work with me    I'm Tara Humphrey and I'm the founder of THC Primary Care, a leading healthcare consultancy. I provide project and network management to Primary Care Networks and consulting support to clinical leads. To date, I've worked with 11 Training Hubs and 12 Primary Care Networks.  I have over 20 years of project management and business development experience across the private and public sector and have an MBA in Leadership and Management in Healthcare. I'm also published in the London Journal of Primary Care and the author of over 200 blogs.     For more weekly insights and advice sign up to my newsletter.  Improving the Business of Healthcare – One Episode at a Time     Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of the Business of Healthcare Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts to subscribe, leave your honest review, and share your favourite episodes on social media. Find us on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn or visit our website – THC Primary Care.  As detailed in our Podcast, DKMS is an international charity dedicated to the fight against blood cancer and blood disorders. To join the registry please click here     

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Gemeinsam mit Thushyanthan Baskaran haben sich Rudi und Martin in dieser Folge der Differences-in-Differences Methode angenähert. Für die Anwendung dieser Methode in Bezug auf die Auswirkungen von Mindestlöhnen wurde in diesem Jahr der Alfred Nobel Gedächtnispreis vergeben. Thushyanthan Baskaran, Professor für angewandte Mikroökonomik an der Universität Siegen, erklärte uns was aus seiner Sicht das Besondere an diesem Artikel war. Um besser zu verstehen in welchen Kontexten sich die Differences-in-Differences Methode anwenden lässt, haben wir uns anschließend zwei Arbeiten genauer angesehen, in denen er diese Methode selbst verwendet hat. Dabei haben wir erfahren, warum es nicht zwingend schlecht sein muss, wenn Minister:innen Staatsmittel bevorzugt in ihrem Heimatort investieren und dass Firmen nicht unbedingt mit Abwanderung auf Steuererhöhungen reagieren. Hört außerdem in diese Folge rein, wenn ihr erfahren wollt, wie man auf die Idee kommt eine weitgehend unbekannte Kommunalsteuerreform in NRW als Untersuchungsaspekt der eigenen Forschung zu wählen.

自己組織化することで伸長する性質を持つタンパク質を応用することで、細胞内で起きた現象を一細胞レベルでレコーディングし、そしてその情報を顕微鏡を用いることで読み出すことができる手法を開発した2本の論文について紹介しました。Show notes Linghu et al., BioRxiv (2021) … “Recording of cellular physiological histories along optically readable self-assembling protein chains” Lin et al., BioRxiv (2021) … “Time-tagged ticker tapes for intracellular recordings” 02138, 02139, 02115 … アメリカのZip code、すなわち日本の郵便番号。これを知っていると論文と研究の地理感がよりよくわかる。02138はHarvard University、02139はMIT、02115はHarvard Medical School Ed Boyden Karl Deisseroth … Optogeneticsの開発者。Ed BoydenとCRISPRを用いたgenome editingで有名なFeng ZhangはKarlのラボ出身。 optogenetics Fei Chen … Ed BoydenラボでExpasion microscopyを開発。今ゴリゴリの若手。 Expansion microscopy (Science 2015) … Fei ChenとEd BoydenのExpansion microscopy論文 清華大学 … 中国の最強大学の一つ。 Linghu et al., Cell 2020 … “Spatial Multiplexing of Fluorescent Reporters for Imaging Signaling Network Dynamics “: Linghuの一つ前の論文。こちらも自己組織化するタンパク質を用いた細胞内レコーディング、通称signaling reporter islands (SiRIs)の開発論文 Adam Cohen … こーへんじゃなくて普通にかんがえてコーエンですよね… Luke Lavis … 化学のバックグラウンドを生かした、蛍光dyeの開発をもりもり行っている。 David Baker … タンパク質デザインの巨匠 Baskaran et al., Nature Communications (2015) … “An in cellulo-derived structure of PAK4 in complex with its inhibitor Inka1”: iPAK4の元になった論文。オリジナルの論文ではiPAK4という名前は使われていない。すでに如意棒感があるフィギュアがちらほら。 Zamft et al., PloS One (2012) … “Measuring Cation Dependent DNA Polymerase Fidelity Landscapes by Deep Sequencing”: DNA polymeraseの特性を活かした細胞内レコーディングの論文。Ed Boyden + George Church Editorial notes このアイデアの行く末を見守ります。(soh) 面白い発想の論文はいいですね。(tadasu)

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"Under the Tree" is an initiative to re - live the child hood and our lives by relating to stories by great writers of yesteryears. The objective is to rekindle the interest of reading and showcase the Indian authors work which give rebirth to the tradition, culture. Spiritual series that is rich in Indian ethos along with Management aspects increase positivity which is much needed always..

“It was always in me to want to make a big difference in the world.” In this episode Allison interviews Sanjay Baskaran. Sanjay is a Technology Investor, Former FinTech CEO, Ex. Amazon GM, Board Member, and is passionate about Education Philanthropy. Sanjay shares some of his personal experiences from growing up and studying Chemical Engineering in India to moving to Michigan State University to get his MBA. We also discuss how he led Amazon's credit card division, led two tech companies, with a customer obsessed digital strategy, and importance of leadership. Sanjay shares the importance of thinking big and the impacts of thinking big on inspiring others. Connect with Sanjay Baskaran on LinkedIn.

Shruthi is the blogger behind Urban Farmie and she has seen quick growth in her business by focusing on a few simple concepts relating to SEO. Join us in the episode to learn her secrets for going from 0 to 75k sessions/month in a short 15 months! - Think about the technical issues first and foremost. - Plan and post according to your niche, but stay true to YOU, as well. - Focus on one thing at a time. - Marry your content calendar and keyword research. - Create a recipe post template to be as efficient as possible. - Understand that at some point Google updates will wreck your traffic. Accept and surrender to this fact and life will be much easier to swallow.

Dr Ashwini Gana Baskaran enjoys the intellectual challenges of being a GP and understands that every patient is unique and important. She always strives to achieve the best health outcomes for her patients. She is a true believer in providing quality care with respect and compassion. Dr Ashwini Gana Baskaran is a member and examiner of RACGP( Royal Australian College of General Practice) and a member of Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine (ACNEM) and Australian College of Lifestyle Medicine.

India's government has promised support for the uncounted number of children who are either orphaned or have lost a parent in the Covid-19 pandemic that so far has infected more than 30 million people in the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise came as suspicious offers to adopt Covid orphans surfaced on the social media amid worries parentless kids could walk into traps laid out by child traffickers. The government said it will pay stipends from a million-rupee (11,000-euro) fund which it will be set up for each of the Covid-affected children to help them through schooling until 18 years of age. The grant will then be transferred in their names once they turn 23, to steer them into stable adulthood. "The prime minister said that in such trying times it is our duty, as a society, to care for our children and instill hope for a bright future. “All children who have lost both parents or surviving parent or legal guardian or adoptive parents due to Covid-19 will be supported,” the prime minister's office said in a statement. The state will also reimburse other expenses and help kids with scholarships, according to the 29 May pledge which drew applause in India where children account for 39 percent of the 1.3 billion population.     Numbers vary Estimates of the number of children orphaned or minors left with one parent vary widely in India. Late last month, the Ministry of Women and Child Development said 577 children were orphaned in April and May when a second surge buffeted the country. According to media reports, a child rights group put the number of children who lost one or both parents at 30,071 but the national agency stressed all the deaths were not linked to Covid-19. Some 3,621 children were orphaned, 26,176 lost one parent and 274 were abandoned by 5 June, the National Commission for Protection of Children Rights (NCPCR) was quoted as saying. The details were given to the courts just days after NCPCR chairman Priyank Kanoongo sounded a nationwide alert on 26 May. “The commission has been receiving many complaints in the past month or so, alleging that there are private people, organisations who are involved in data collection of such children …” NCPCR said in an advisory to Indian states. “It has become essential that the rights of children are upheld and protected and there is tracking of each child who has become orphan or has lost either of the parents to Covid-19,” it added.     Shobha Gupta, a lawyer, argued orphaned children can be adopted only through established legal procedures.  “Social media posts are circulating that children are up for adoption. This is plainly illegal and violates the Juvenile Justice Act,” Gupta told the top court. Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, has ordered local officials to track adoption-seekers on the social media to fight off potential traffickers. Helping hands for Covid orphans But observers say some of the offers were perhaps a result of an outpouring of concern for the children orphaned by the second wave, which has accounted for 57 percent of India's 393,000 Covid deaths.  “But at the same time, one must follow the law of the land,” said Debyani, a housewife in the southern city of Bangalore, where SOS Children's Village said it has taken in around 260 Covid orphans this year. “We have enough ‘Mothers' right now to take care of the children already placed in the Village but we are looking for more as we may need them in the future,” said S. Baskaran, director of the private charity. Authorities in the state of Telangana have said they will hand out free mobile phones as a protection tool for Covid orphans in the southern state where the virus has killed more than 3,500 people. "They can find help just a click away and can contact any of the officers, numbers of whom have been saved in the phone's contact list,” said T. Akkeshwar Rao, a state government official. Many of India's 28 states have come out with separate promises which include laptops for school-goers, hostels or even cash to pay for weddings, in support of India's orphan children.

Jananie Baskaran is a photographer, artist, and founder of the non-profit organization Palm Roots. She joins Ara to discuss how she raised $60,000 through sponsorships, what it was like being one of the first female photographers in the Tamil community, and how The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari completely shifted her perspective, before Ara runs her through another speed round of Would You Rather.Ep7 Timestamps00:15 - Introducing Jananie Baskaran01:47 - How her visit to Jaffna lead to the creation of her non-profit Palm Roots03:53 - Raising $60,000 and the sponsors that helped make it happen04:49 - How transparency lead to the evolution of Palm Roots06:18 - Jananie's plans for Palm Roots going forward07:23 - The negative perception of Jaffna (Jananie's ambition to display the positive), and the entrepreneurial energy of the Tamil community09:19 - Jananie's writing work, and speaking on the feeling of being a social outcast16:34 - Being one of first female photographers in the Tamil community and how the scene has changed since, in addition to how COVID has affected photographers19:29 - The importance of art in the world despite the negative perception that surrounds it as a career choice22:08 - Medical field by day, photography and creative arts by night23:52 - The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari completely changed Jananie's perspective25:52 - How self-reflection has helped Jananie overcome the famous Tamil phrase “what will other people think”29:20 - Where Jananie sees herself in the next 3-5 years29:55 - Wanting to be remembered for living life on her own terms and embodying kindness31:45 - The legacy Ara wants to leave behind32:32 - Finding identity in being Tamil35:59 - Jananie's admiration for Tamil immigrants and Princess Diana39:29 - Advice Jananie would give to other aspiring Tamil creators41:33 - Would You Rather46:40 - Wrap UpConnect with her:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jaybasky/Palm Roots - https://www.instagram.com/palmroots_/

Welcome to another episode of the podcast. Today on the podcast I’m excited to welcome Shruthi Baskaran. Shruthi is a recipe developer, photographer and blogger behind Urban Farmie. She is a former employee of the United Nations World Food Programme and currently as a member of the Social Impact practice at Boston Consulting Group. Sruthi is an expert in food systems, agriculture, and nutrition, with extensive work across Sub-Saharan Africa. In this episode we talk about food insecurity, what food insecurity means, how we can address food insecurity in our own neighborhoods and towns, as well as about Shruthi’s cookbook collection gathered from her extensive travel to over 60 countries.  Before I dive in, I want to let you know that this podcast is sponsored by my free masterclass How to Get Paid to Write a Cookbook. If you’re a food and nutrition expert and you’ve been thinking about writing a cookbook of your own or you don’t know how to get started this free masterclass is definitely for you. Go to www.cookbookwritersacademy.com/free to sign up for the training on demand. Things We Mention In This Episode: Seasonal, Global Vegetarian Cooking - Urban Farmie World Food Program Share The Meal Join Confident Cookbook Writer Facebook GroupLearn more about How to Get Paid to Write a Cookbook during this free masterclass 

WE DIVE INTO the topic of Insulin Resistance (IR). WE GO DEEP with Perth based General Practitioner Dr Ashwini Gana Baskaran. Ashwini OPENS UP about her approach to managing this very common condition. What is insulin resistance (IR)? How common is it? More common in women or men? How do you test for it? Who is at risk of it? What are symptoms of high blood glucose levels? What are the symptoms of low blood glucose levels? What are the complications of IR ? How can IR be reversed? Role of diet, lifestyle, medications and supplements. Are there any particular diets that are better than others for managing IR? What are some good books or websites on topic of IR? Self-monitoring. Should we all own a home blood glucose monitor, even if we don’t have IR or pre-diabetes / diabetes as the ultimate prophylaxis against developing diabetes? Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices. Does she recommend them? Connect with Dr Ashwini: www.sanctuarywellnessandmedical.com.au Connect with The Fanny Mechanic: Email : info@drandreadis.com.au Website: www.drandreadis.com.au Website: www.thefannymechanic.com Instagram: dr_tash_the_fanny_mechanic Facebook: Dr Tash Facebook group : The Fanny Mechanic Podcast Group Facebook : Dr Tash Book ClubSupport the show: https://www.thefannymechanic.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Smt. Padmapriya Basakaran is a very familiar name in the Chennai heritage circle. What started as a temple information blog, soon bloomed into three books. She is the author of Gods of Holy Cooum and two other books. She talks about her journey from social media posts to blog to books and shares very interesting information about various temples to Bragadeesh Prasanna.

We sat down with guest speaker, Shanthini Baskaran, who spoke at Fox River recently. She expands more on her topic of "Finding God in the wilderness".

“You are a God who sees me.” (Gen. 16:13). Just Like Hagar, you may feel this is a season in the wilderness, but God looks for you, He looks after you, He sees you.

On episode 24 we chat with Shruthi Baskaran, an engineer-turned-consultant and food-fairy from Chennai. She moved to the US to pursue an engineering degree at Penn State. She has since worked at Boston Consulting Group, the United Nations, and received a dual MS-MBA from Stanford University. She currently works at BCG Seattle, almost exclusively on social impact projects, particularly around food systems. She's meandered, both professionally and geographically and has lived, worked and traveled to more than 60 countries in the last decade. Oh, and she runs a food blog called Urban Farmie, which is all about seasonal vegetarian food inspired by unique flavors from her globetrotting. She lives in Seattle with her Nigerian partner. Hope you enjoy this mouthwatering conversation with Shruthi. You can find Shruthi on Medium and watch her Stanford Tedx talk. Share your stories with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and lifeofaglobaldesi@gmail.com. Listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean, JioSaavn, Stitcher, YouTube, Google Podcasts and anywhere else you listen to podcasts!

In this episode, we conclude a two-part conversation with Hrishi Baskaran, a principal consultant at The Table Group. During our time together, we talked about life during a pandemic and Hrishi shared some powerful truths about being leading during a pandemic. If you would like to stay connected to our ministry, you can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or visit menssummit.com

In this episode, we begin a two-part conversation with Hrishi Baskaran, a principal consultant at The Table Group. During our time together, we talked about life during a pandemic and Hrishi shared some powerful truths about being vulnerable, offering yourself grace and taking the first step. If you would like to stay connected to our ministry, you can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or visit menssummit.com

Catch the never heard before stories of Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan & Neha Tripathi in this fun chat with Navneeth Baskaran

Priya Baskaran, Professor of Law at American University Washington College of Law, talks with Jon about economic justice incubators and her ideas for how to better reintegrate returning citizens into society and the local economies they return to.

In this episode, Priya Baskaran, Assistant Professor at American University Washington College of Law, discusses her draft article "Flint, Appalachia & the Green New Deal: Water Justice in America's Forgotten Places." She begins by explaining how and why she uses the term "geographically disadvantaged places." She observes that seemingly disparate distressed communities like Flint, Michigan and McDowell County, West Virginia actually share many infrastructure problems, and that those problems are the result of similar historical policy choices. She argues that the problems facing those communities didn't "just happen," but are the result of corporate and government choice, and that solving those problems will require a concerted policy effort. Baskaran is on Twitter at @Priya_Baskaran. This episode was hosted by Brian L. Frye, Spears-Gilbert Associate Professor of Law at the University of Kentucky College of Law. Frye is on Twitter at @brianlfrye. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shanthini's a daughter of national missionaries in southern India, Shanthini, has a deep love for God and world missions. Shanthini is a clinical psychologist by training. Combining a witty style and seasoned life experience, she is a counselor, speaker and bible study writer. She loves to encourage others to ground their lives in Jesus Christ. She is a storyteller and her stories bring a fresh perspective to what discipleship looks like. She has served at Elmbrook Church, Brookfield, Wisconsin, as liaison to the Council of Elders and on the Adult discipleship teaching team, she and her husband Vinod, also serve together in caring for missionaries and as marriage mentors. She has 2 grown sons and she homeschools her daughter. Rachel and Shanthini Met at a homeschool co-op at their church. As their kids became close friends, Rachel and Shanthini began to spend time together and discovered that as different as they were, there was much that drew them together- a love for God and His word, they both love people, and are both often characterized as being chatterboxes. God drew them together in ministry as for the past 10 years they have been prayer partners, led discipleship groups together and taught together in Guatemala, India and in Oman. Support The Real Deal by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-real-deal Find out more at https://the-real-deal.pinecast.co

Aparna Baskaran, Associate Professor of Physics at Brandeis University , studies the dynamics of soft materials far from equilibrium. She is presently focused on understanding active materials such as self-propelled colloids and in vitro cytoskeletal filament systems, field and shear driven colloids and granular materials.

Lucía Baskaran vuelve al plano literario tres años después de presentar su primera novela, Partir, finalista del Premio Herralde de Novela.

Esta noche tenemos en el estudio estudio al actor y escritor, Carlos Bardem. Lucía Baskaran viene para hablarnos su última novela 'Cuerpos malditos'. Esta madrugada a partir de las 2.00h, disfruta en 'Los muchos libros' de la actualidad literaria con Macaren Berlín.

Què vols dir ser un autor? L'autor es fa o el fan? Cinema: Festival d'A cinema d'autor, Robert Bresson, Notes sobre el cinematògraf, Takeshi Kitano/Joe Hisaichi, BAF, Carles Marqués-Marcet, Carla Simón, Elena Martin, Elena Trapé, Irene Moray Llibres: Cuerpos Malditos (Lucía Baskaran), Partir, Happy (Bo Burnham), La joven Frances (còmic) Videojocs: jocs AAA i indie, Warren Robbinet, Shigueru Miyamoto (Donkey Kong, Mario, Zelda), John Romero/John Carmack (iD Software, Wolfenstein, Doom), Hideo Kojima (Snatcher, Policenauts, Metal Gear Solid), Ron Gilbert (LucasArts, Maniac Mansion, Monkey Island), Fumito Ueda (Ico, Shadow of the Colossus), Minecraft, Stanley Parable, FNAF, Undertale, Hyper Light Drifter. I per rematar-ho, l'odissea africana del Carles Martínez a la recerca del Doctor Wombosi!

We're joined by Baskaran Ambalavanan, Principal Consultant with Hila Solutions in Irvine, CA. We talk blockchain, working globally, and Jon recaps his experience presenting at DC Podfest.  Baskaran's recommendations: https://twitter.com/Josh_Bersin https://twitter.com/jasonaverbook How to reach Baskaran: https://www.linkedin.com/in/baski/ https://twitter.com/baski_LA Be sure to join us the 4th Sunday of each month at 7 PM Eastern for the #HRSocialHour chat on Twitter!

In this episode, we share Hrishi Baskaran's breakout session from Men's Summit 2018 on the "5 Temptations of a Leader". With over 18 years of leadership and management experience, Hrishi Baskaran, works with CEO’s and executive teams on how to achieve organizational health.

Lakshmi is a new age leader and strategist with a focus on business strategy and innovation. She has successfully lead Strategy and Transformation programs for Fortune 500 Global organizations. She is currently focussing on building a start-up to create a platform that automates recruitment process with an aim to eliminate the middle layer between employer and prospective candidates. She is a mom of a four year old and coaches women entrepreneurs and leaders.   Where you can find Lakshmi online: LinkedIn    Tools mentioned in this episode: Audible Buffer iPad Podcasts iBooks   If you're looking to take your productivity to the next level or if you are interested in bringing me in to speak at your event, visit MarkStruczewski.com.   Join The 7 Day Productivity Challenge or go to MarkStruczewski.com/7day   Follow me: LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Facebook   If you love the show, share it with a friend on Apple Podcasts.

We return to the Garmin Nuvi 2598LMTH to try Garmin's companion application for it, BaseCamp. Aravindh Baskaran is back to help Tim Keirnan try to create a customized commute route in to the office and upload the route to the GPS unit. This is a very informal usability test and Tim wanted Aravindh around because the first time Tim tried to do this, he was not successful. Aravindh has used Base Camp to create car club routes on back roads with the Windows version of BaseCamp, so he is acting as informal usability test moderator. The initial use usability problems Tim encountered were nothing compared to the design failure he found transferring the route to the Garmin GPS unit and using it. If you would like to follow along, you can download a Windows or Macintosh version of BaseCamp at Garmin's website: www.garmin.com Listener Costan Boiangiu's excellent email about the UX of GPS devices kicks off this episode, and the informal usability test critique of BaseCamp starts about 15 minutes in.

Aravindh Baskaran joins Tim Keirnan for a critique of the Garmin Nuvi 2598LMTHD. We follow our usual critique structure that includes the following: Encounter Decision Purchase Out of the Box Initial Use Longitudinal Use The Garmin 2598 is an interesting mixture of excellence and frustration. On the positive side, we found that * The map screens, both day and night versions, are very well designed. * The voice sounds terrific because it is both pleasant stylistically and cuts through the noise of the car sonically. * The device is fairly quick in its operation, including finding satellites (unless you are indoors, but why are you driving indoors?) On the negative side, we found that * The vaunted voice interface doesn't work well at all. Very frustrating. * The un-changeable and incessant alarm for school zones within a half mile of the car is extremely frustrating and can make us ignore alarms in general. * The unit occasionally freezes and no amount of pressing or tapping the screen will bring it back, forcing the user to unplug power from the unit and restart it. * Inexplicable routing can ignore oft-travelled commutes and actually send us the long way around. And sometimes Tim got a different route home if his address was in the Home saved location rather than his address being in the Recent list. * The settings don't encourage quickly finding what you want to adjust. Finally, email from listener Katie was a wonderful compliment to starting a new year of episodes. Thank you for listening, Katie.

Time for a mobile episode! Aravindh Baskaran, UX researcher and designer, joins Tim Keirnan to look at the user experience of Android Lollipop. What did we like about it and what do we think could be better? With Android Marshmallow on the way, it's time to reflect on Lollipop's effectiveness.Android is used, in one form or another, by more customers around the world than any other mobile OS (stats we found on this were so inconsistent that we gave up looking, but Android was clearly in the lead in all mobile OS usage stats). We used Aravindh's Nexus 5 phone for this episode because Tim's Nexus 4 now has Ubuntu Touch on it. The blog post image is Lollipop's list design that you'll hear us discuss when we refer to Google's "Material Design".Note when critiquing Android UIs: Aravindh and Tim are critiquing pure Android as designed by Google and used on their Nexus devices and (for the most part) on Motorola's smart phones. Other manufacturers can and do take advantage of Android's open source nature to create their own Android UI that can be grossly inferior to pure Android or innovative, depending on one's point of view. So the UX of Android is not one thing as with iOS and Windows Phone, but a fragmented mix of competing interpretations of Google's Android reference design.Email from Jan Jursa and Costan Boiangiu concludes this episode. Head over to Jan's wonderful Information Architecture Television and take advantage of all the great material there:http://iatelevision.blogspot.com/

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