How rural women are reshaping who gets to do science in India
From forests and farms to climate adaptation, women in rural communities are generating knowledge, testing solutions and influencing scientific research.
From forests and farms to climate adaptation, women in rural communities are generating knowledge, testing solutions and influencing scientific research.
The founder of Bioklone turned her expertise in monoclonal antibodies into a research services company that now works with scientists and institutions worldwide.
In under-resourced colleges across India, women educators sustain scientific temper, mentor first-generation learners, and navigate constraints with ingenuity.
As climate volatility reshapes India’s rivers and cities, Dhanya CT studies the patterns beneath floods and droughts to build systems of early warning.
Anthropologist Dr Madhumala Chattopadhyay spent six years in the Andamans and led the first peaceful contact with the Sentinelese and Jarawa in 1991.
From moonlit turtle patrols in Chennai to reshaping how India eats fish, marine conservationist Divya Karnad has built a people-first model of ocean stewardship.
From navigating gendered spaces in academia to shaping global standards on heritage stones, a geologist charts a meteoric rise along a rocky path.
Karishma Kaushik’s career trajectory explains why science in India is shaped as much by structure as ambition.
How Prerna Sonthalia Goradia is building molecular filtration systems that target the toxic air and water contaminants that are not always visible.
Jayshree Vencatesan’s fieldcraft, people skills and persistence have protected ecosystems which were written off as wastelands.