From the first breath to inevitable death, we are growing. But even before that breath, the body is an ever changing product of developments. 

From Genes to Proteins, from organelles to cells, from tissues to organ systems to a whole functioning individual, our framework is designed for continuous transformations.

In this edition we probe into the theme of developmental biology, understanding the variety in conception, development and birth among organisms.

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Vision and that too coloured vision is an important aspect of our perception of the world around us. Understanding this perception involves understanding of physics of light and many different branches of biology such as anatomy, physiology and behaviour. Not just we humans, there are many animals that use vision and colours to perceive the world around them = to decide what to eat, to choose a mate, to intimidate an intruder and for so many other aspects of their lives. How animals produce colours,  how they perceive colours and how they use them are the topics that are discussed in the 9th issue of Imprint - CHROMA.  

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The fifth issue of Imprint with the theme on climate change coincides with inferno of Australian wildfires which have led to devastating loss of wildlife, ecology and economy. Many scientists point to the human induced climate change as the cause of these fires. It is extraordinary and equally worrisome that activities of just one species, Homo sapiens, have been responsible for such rapid climate change. In this bleak picture, the rays of hope are given especially by the younger generation – students from all across the world. They are raising their voices and bringing out their concern. If humans could cause the climate change, they can also take steps to halt it and perhaps reverse it. With this issue of Imprint, we urge everyone to take these steps urgently and spread the awareness regarding reversing the climate change before it reaches point of no return.

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This year, with our theme – “Exodus”, we would like you to partake in the thrilling travels of various creatures, from little puffins to colossal whales. We hope that you not only discover new facts but also gain a deeper understanding of some of the most incredible journeys in the natural world. 

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