Ukuner Naach by Sayandeb Mukhopadhyay [Hardcover]

Dr. Takashi Keshorugi, a Harvard microbiology professor, had a childhood filled with science-based adventures that shaped his academic journey. His early works spanned a wide range of scientific fields, from Immunology and Biological Warfare (“Shaker Trina,” 1963) to Paleontology and Evolutionary Science (“Vibrant Cartridge,” 1965), and even Marine Biology and Antisubmarine Warfare (“Coral Bone,” 1967). Later, his explorations delved into Entomology and Superorganisms (“Lice Dance,” 1969), the Evolution of Rocket Technology (“Cancer Howie,” 1970), and Nuclear Physics (“Fan of Garudasur,” 1971). These works exemplified a rich interdisciplinary approach, blending biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science to probe the wonders and complexities of the natural world.