A peek into the lives of women researchers who keep going strong in their academic quest despite battling chronic illnesses for years together
Empathetic ears on the ground: What it takes to do ethical research
A peek into the lives of women researchers who keep going strong in their academic quest despite battling chronic illnesses for years together
Soothing hands behind SNEHA’s suicide prevention mission
A peek into the lives of women researchers who keep going strong in their academic quest despite battling chronic illnesses for years together
Following the sun: How a zig-zag journey led her to Aditya-L1
A peek into the lives of women researchers who keep going strong in their academic quest despite battling chronic illnesses for years together
Meet the women scientists of Jammu and Kashmir who fight off India’s nutritional crisis
A peek into the lives of women researchers who keep going strong in their academic quest despite battling chronic illnesses for years together
When AI models reinforce gender disparities, women rewrite the algorithm
Artificial intelligence recruiting tools have been found to prefer men unfavourably, while large language models have demonstrated a tendency to reinforce gender biases, associating women with caregiving roles and men with professional success
The Science of Environmental Journalism
Ayushi Jain has developed a network of local conservationists of critically endangered Cantor’s giant softshell turtle in Kerala’s Kasaragod district
The long haul: Life in science with a chronic illness
A peek into the lives of women researchers who keep going strong in their academic quest despite battling chronic illnesses for years together
A portrait of a scientist, as an administrator
Ayushi Jain has developed a network of local conservationists of critically endangered Cantor’s giant softshell turtle in Kerala’s Kasaragod district
She does more than stop and smell the flowers
Geetha Ramaswami leads the SeasonWatch programme, which uses the power of citizen science to understand how trees respond to changing seasons