Indrani Bose - A Lifestory
Unlocking Physics' Secrets; Inspiring Minds. A Professor'S Legacy

A well known Indian scientist is a top teacher, and her work is like a great part from a Satyajit Ray movie. From when she first started doing research, like the science in "October Sky," she has always tried to learn new things. People she works with say, "Hearing her ideas is like suddenly understanding something," which is what people said after her talk at the International Physics Conference in 2005. Her work on how things come together, mainly her help in knowing how Bose Einstein things work, is well known. She loves teaching as much as she loves doing research. One of her old students said, "She is great at making hard ideas easy to get." She helps people not just in class and in the lab. She was asked to speak at the big Solvay Conference in 2011, which shows how important she is in the world of science. Her research, which you can find in important papers like "Physical Review Letters" and "Nature Physics", keeps making young scientists want to learn more. Her story, like the team in "Chariots of Fire", is about not giving up, being smart, and always wanting to find the truth in science.