D.M. Bose - his life, science and connection with global elites

D. M. Bose belonged to a class of Bengali elites of early twentieth century India. He was one of the very few Indian scientists who had the privilege of studying in the U. K. and Germany. He met J. J. Thomson, C. T. R. Wilson, E. Rutherford, M. Planck, H. Rubens, A. Einstein and many other physicists, who had name and fame in the beginning of the 20th century. While ‘International Relations’ and ‘Scientific and Technological integration’ are the buzz words in the present day world of globalization, D. M. Bose did that in India about a century ago. This helped him to expand the Bose Institute in Kolkata, established by his uncle Sir J. C. Bose, known for his discovery of micro waves and plant physiological research, in a directiwisson to elevate it to a modern institute of scientific research. This book uncovers this side of D. M. Bose’s qualities.