women in STEM

Rama’s Got a Heart for Science

Natasha Gurung, a horticulturalist at the Indian Agriculture Research Institute, Kalimpong. Credit: Aashima Dogra

Analysis: How Implicit Biases Hamper Women’s Participation in Science

In Conversation With a Scintillating Nuclear Physicist

Asima Chatterjee in 1961. Credit: The Indian Scientists, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

Asima Chatterjee, the Scientist Who Did So Much More in a Time of Less

Credit: archivesnz/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Sometimes Boys Are Like Girls and Girls Are Like Boys, so What’s the Difference Again?

The Success of India’s Women in STEM Is Threatened by Many Paradoxes

The Sexism of Astrophysics and Why Its Women Have It Much Less Stellar