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Termite Mounds Filter the Methane Their Termites Produce

What Will It Take for Science in India to Have Its #MeToo Movement?

For science communication to be undertaken in earnest, public institutions must employ a realistic definition of ‘the public’, in particular one that accounts for and caters to people across caste lines and socioeconomic status. Representative image. Credit: IISc

Science Outreach Is Great but Scientists Must Consider Who They’re Reaching

Members of AISA and JNUSU shouting slogans during their protest in New Delhi. Credit: PTI

Statement: About Time Indian Science Woke up to Shifting Social Realities

P Balaram during his talk at the Dialogues event in Bengaluru in October 2017. Source: YouTube

New Initiative Promises Greater Dialogue Between Scientists and Society

Even Bats Need to Wake Up and Smell the Coffee