6 lessons I wish I had learned sooner - Manu Prakash

Manu Prakash and his team from Stanford University visited India as part of the DBT-Prakash Labs Foldscope Initiative in December 2015. Following foldscope workshops in Guwahati, Manu Prakash delivered a public lecture at the College of Veterinary Science, Assam Agricultural University in Guwahati on 18 December 2015. To know more about Foldscopes visit: microcosmos.foldscope.com/

[@MadhavMV]

This man is inspiring ...

[@srk4236]

this is a video that really brings science alive for commoners.

[@triepiclife]

Incredible. So inspiring seeing people think on such wave lengths. Exciting times we live in.

[@omkarhegde4983]

What an inspiration

[@suprithagowda6604]

Genius.It has great impact on health care

[@anud6920]

amazing! learnt a lot

[@bibiluj]

Thanks for the nice lecture

[@shimanezamipour5457]

Does anybody know what the fourth lesson was?

[@praneshmk5284]

He's explaining such an enlightening topic and such a boring audience..

[@vigneshbalaji21]

Hi Sir, I have a doubt - After building the Chip to collect mosquito samples how will we know that each sample belongs to a different kind of mosquito? Will each type of mosquito have a unique trace of saliva?

[@UsmanKhan-el1kz]

almost like a prophet professing truths to an audience swimming in the glow of the iphone light

[@vigneshbalaji21]

Hi Sir, I have a question - Does the mosquito always same fluid when it feeds on both sugar solution and blood?

[@leanderbarreto6523]

Yes

[@adit1001able]

Very bad audio.

[@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat]

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