Salamanders, crickets and zebrafish: Bittu’s journey in science (and gender)
An evolutionary neuroscientist and a transman, Bittu R. takes us through his journey in science and the experience of being an activist and a scientist at the same time.
July 31, 2020
On to the next dimension with Urbasi. S5. Ep1 Podcast
On our first episode of our 'womxn in physics' podcast series, Aashima talks to quantum technology scientist Urbasi Sinha from Raman Research Institute (RRI), Bangalore.
July 24, 2020
Zine: Womxn Braving Virus Fears
The virus kills and takes. And who is on the frontlines? It is womxn. This zine (our first!) follows the contributions and struggles of womxn across various domains during this COVID-19 pandemic that we find ourselves embroiled in today.
July 16, 2020
Deepti and her mutant fruit flies
A facility manager by day and an artist by night, Deepti Trivedi has over the years become a critical part of the research community at BLiSC, Bengaluru.
July 14, 2020
Webinar on ‘The idea and consequences of a Scientific Genius’
Insights from a discussion with sociologist Gita Chadha and graduate student Shalini Mahadev on the idea of scientific genius.
July 9, 2020
Assimilating the art in science
TLoS art director Ipsa Jain caught up with comix artist Arghya Manna to discuss what makes SciArt distinct from #SciArt, the deeply personal process of creating, and where it stands in India today.
July 8, 2020
Salamanders, crickets and zebrafish: Bittu’s journey in science (and gender)
An evolutionary neuroscientist and a transman, Bittu R. takes us through his journey in science and the experience of being an activist and a scientist at the same time.
July 31, 2020
On to the next dimension with Urbasi. S5. Ep1 Podcast
On our first episode of our 'womxn in physics' podcast series, Aashima talks to quantum technology scientist Urbasi Sinha from Raman Research Institute (RRI), Bangalore.
July 24, 2020
Lying on the forest floor, looking for orchids
On World Environment Day 2020, conservation ecologist Jis Sebastian reminisces about her time in the Western Ghats, studying the fantastically diverse orchids and what climate change has in store for them.
June 5, 2020
Infosys Science Awards- Women winners say they are more than personal
For this year's Infosys Science Prize winners, Manjula Reddy and Sunita Sarawagi, this recognition as women in science, is of universal significance.
February 24, 2020
Caroline draws stories of the everyday scientist
Sci-artist Caroline Hu opens up about what it's like to be a cartoonist in the science world and a scientist in the art world in this insightful Q&A.
August 4, 2020
Salamanders, crickets and zebrafish: Bittu’s journey in science (and gender)
An evolutionary neuroscientist and a transman, Bittu R. takes us through his journey in science and the experience of being an activist and a scientist at the same time.
July 31, 2020
On to the next dimension with Urbasi. S5. Ep1 Podcast
On our first episode of our 'womxn in physics' podcast series, Aashima talks to quantum technology scientist Urbasi Sinha from Raman Research Institute (RRI), Bangalore.
July 24, 2020
Deepti and her mutant fruit flies
A facility manager by day and an artist by night, Deepti Trivedi has over the years become a critical part of the research community at BLiSC, Bengaluru.
July 14, 2020
March for Science Mumbai organised an enlightening webinar on invisible barriers of class and burden of English in Indian academia.
Some resources that may help minimise career penalties for caregivers in STEM fields during the COVID-19 pandemic, by 500Women Scientists.org.
On Rosalind Franklin's 100th birth anniversary, a short piece that celebrates the beautiful richness of her life.
‘Gender Roles and their Impact in Academia’ , a virtual conference to be held from October 13-15 co-organised by EMBL, EMBO, and the HHMI
TLoS's Ipsa Jain was profiled on DiscoverPhDs.com.
