Women In Science

National Geographic's November 2019 issue is first-ever with all-female contributors

Titled Women: A Century of Change, the November 2019 issue of National Geographic is the first ever since 1888 to have all female contributors

Its high time females are included in science studies urges scientist Rebecca Shanksy

Medicines in women work differently than on men and it is necessary that studies are conducted to suit both genders.

Meet Katie Bouman, the scientist whose algorithm helped image the first black hole

Katie Bouman led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a black hole.

Women's Day 2019: Indian science is inching towards #BalanceForBetter despite the none-too-easy path

Currently, positions like fellowships, lead scientist and professorships are not designed keeping both genders in mind.

Women's Day 2019: Women in health, science and innovation are collaborating globally

There is much to look forward to when local strengths & determination expand into global efforts.

Bibha Chowdhuri: Unearthing and celebrating a forgotten jewel in Indian science

Chowdhuri was the first woman researcher to join TIFR, Mumbai in 1949, where she remained till 1957.

Women in Science: Biochemist Sandhya Visweswariah’s gusto for research and affirmative action

Sandhya Visweswariah is internationally recognised as a world expert in gut disease. She chairs two biological research labs at the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru and has received several grants, fellowships and awards.

Women in Science: Suhita Nadkarni on studying the brain, making the shift from Physics to Neurobiology

Suhita Nadkarni started off as a physicist, but she soon learnt the value of being an insider — using neuroscience rather than physics to understand the brain

Women in Science: Prerna Sharma on uncovering the mysteries of cells with Physics

Prerna Sharma on how theory and experiments go hand-in-hand, and the alarmingly low number of Indian women in Physics

Women in Science: Molecular biophysicist R Mahalakshmi on solving the century-old protein-folding problem

But how do proteins fold? What decides their structure and what makes them stay folded? Mahalakshmi is one of the many scientists in the world trying to solve the century-old protein-folding problem.