Research? A Live Lab? A Museum? Or Both?

  After 2017, joining back, my research focus was strange files collections, especially after psycho to violence happenings. After 2019, my research is independent of any institutional lab. I call that, Media Culture Lab, Designing and Engineering of Society, and Human Robotics. Case studies and books under writing process “Show, Don’t Tell” system mirrors processes at every level that can be hyped, undervalued, distorted or manipulated even beyond truth as per requirements. That's a horrible, traumatic and at the same time very interesting phenomenon and mostly synthetic in the case of living organisms. These shows are like pigment shows, from skin colour to skin diseases in animals or impacts in plants, birds, reptiles, amphibians etc. The same pigment is embedded across different strata of society from cultural, daily  rituals, casts, religion to politics. Think, how such diseases could be created or treated by manipulating the cultural media at the social level of any s...

  Case Studies? Research itself is a case study? Not just mine but whole research worldwide? A turtle pace of working at the intersection of molecular biology, genomics and proteomics, diagnostics, homology modelling, molecular markers, haplogroups, Y-chromosome and mt-chromosome, genetics and genealogy from 2003-2017. Whatever the reasons were, it is an interesting material for case studies at the front of academics and research. The way, campus crime series acted as a template in understanding social tales of social engineering, will this case study help in understanding the academic and research world, a bit better? Research direction changed after the Ujjla-Bharti Case in 2019 . And the whole research became a case study itself. I thought, the problem was with these two dissertations only, but when I looked back then I found, something is kind of embedded in each and every aspect of research since the start, like some parallel cases creations. And it’s true about the systems ...