Happy International Women and Girls Day in Science 2020-21. This is our fifth year in action celebrating Indian women in science as an independent feminist science media platform and here’s a gift for you!
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Next month marks the beginning of Year 5 of TheLifeofScience.com project and soon it will be followed by our fifth season. While the project is slowly growing to become the science media collective that we envisioned it to …
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At the first of its kind science conference, “Pressing for Progress” (PFP) DST representative Vandana Singh announced that DST will accredit Indian universities based on a gender audit similar to the UK’s Athena-SWAN to incentivise …
By Bornika Roy
Manidipa believes she’s living the dream – she has a supportive home and great scientific freedom at the Kusuma School of Biosciences at IIT-Delhi. Having trained as a chemist, she became interested in studying the structural biology …
By Mrinal Shah
“You dream only about things that you are exposed to”, said Archana Sharma, a senior scientist at the European Organization for Nuclear …
Image: Jocelyn Bell Burnell delivers the keynote speech at ‘Inspirefest 2015’. She discovered pulsars, but was ignored for the Nobel Prize in 1974. However, one half of this Nobel Prize was awarded to her male supervisor for the discovery of …
To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science on February 11, 2019, IndiaBioscience released Spoorthi, a booklet celebrating Indian women in science. Filled with lovely illustrations, the booklet provides resources and insights for and by women …
Reported by Rahul M (text and photos)
A young woman anxiously narrated how she and her friends escaped a group of hooligans during a night trek in …
