Book Release: May Mahinyatil Vigyanayatri: shastradnya jeevan charitra sangrah by Dr. Vitthalrao Bhimsha Khyade

Book Release: May Mahinyatil Vigyanayatri: shastradnya jeevan charitra sangrah by Dr. Vitthalrao Bhimsha Khyade

The book May Mahinyatil Vigyanayatri: Shastradnya Jeevan Charitra Sangrah by Dr. Vitthalrao Bhimsha Khyade is a timely and inspiring contribution to Marathi scientific literature, celebrating the lives and achievements of pioneering scientists born in the month of May. Recognizing May as “Gardening for Wildlife Month,” the author cleverly draws a parallel to the intellectual flowering represented by brilliant minds like Manfred Eigen, Ronald Ross, and Edward Jenner—scientists whose groundbreaking contributions have transformed human understanding and wellbeing.

Dr. Khyade presents a biographical collection that goes beyond dates and milestones, exploring the intellectual journeys, scientific temper, and revolutionary discoveries that shaped modern science. The book underscores the importance of popularizing science through biographies in classical languages such as Marathi, thus bridging the gap between scholarly achievement and public understanding. By tracing the lives of May-born scientists, the book not only honors their legacy but also instills scientific curiosity among Marathi readers and those engaged with Indo-Aryan Prakrit and Indian classical languages. A respected zoologist and educator,

Dr. Khyade brings his deep scientific insight and literary flair to this project. With over three decades of teaching and extensive research on subjects ranging from silkworm biotechnology to BSF-based antimicrobial proteins, his distinguished career is marked by over 300 research publications, collaborations with Nobel Laureates, and international recognition. His work in popularizing science, especially through the “Dr. APIS-Science-Spectrum,” exemplifies his mission to make science accessible and engaging for all. This book is not merely a tribute but a clarion call to inspire future generations, showcasing how dedicated minds have shaped science and how language can carry their stories far and wide.

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