Note: It’s vital to realise that the narrative of gender-based discrimination in the sciences has been limited to cis-women in science. This post is part of a series of posts (we call this the ‘transgender persons in science mini-series’) that hopes to dismantle the invisibilisation that transgender persons in science go through.
The first in the series features Bittu R., an associate professor of biology and psychology at Ashoka University, Haryana. The conversation between Bittu and TheLifeofScience.com’s Sayantan Datta is brought to life by Upasana Agarwal’s illustrations.
Note: This piece is a part of Season 5 of TheLifeofScience.com sponsored by DBT/Wellcome Trust India Alliance.
I love this!
Great initiative!
This is awesome
Inspiring story, and great way to show it!
This is very well done. I’ll have my Master and PhD students read it in my epistemology course (Québec, Canada).
Link exchange is nothing else however it is simply placing the other person’s weblog link on your page at suitable place and
other person will also do similar in support of you.
Pls someone give me the illustrator upsana Agarwals contact. Have a project on stories of survivors.