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CSIRO scientist urges curiosity-driven research at Indian university lecture

Wednesday, 23 September 2026, 07:47 · 1 min read

Anantanarayanan Raman, a senior scientist specialising in health and biosecurity at Australia's CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), delivered a lecture at SRM University-AP in Amaravati, India, calling on researchers to ground their work in curiosity, rational thinking, and evidence rather than focusing narrowly on publication outcomes. Speaking at the university's 26th Distinguished Lecture Series on 22 September 2026, Raman described scientific inquiry as an iterative process in which each discovery generates new questions. His remarks drew on decades of research in agricultural ecology, entomology, and plant pathology, fields for which he has received international recognition including Fulbright and DAAD awards.

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The Hindu — Research must rest on curiosity and evidence, says CSIRO scientist Anantanarayanan Raman at SRM University-AP ↗︎
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