women in STEM
Prof. Kang is the first Indian woman to be elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society, London.
Asima Chatterjee was awarded Padma Bhushan by the Government of India in 1975.
A writer, mathematician and an advocate for the equality of genders, all bundled in one, Shakuntala Devi’s life and achievements continue to inspire millions around the world.
Reforms work best when leaders in the majority are bought into the idea and see the benefits of diversity, says Prof Sujatha Srinivasan.
While it is possible that on some larger fault systems which might also have associated network of smaller faults, there could be foreshocks leading to a larger shock. But this is not a norm. -Kusala Rajendran, Indian seismologist
For every Marie Curie that you know and laud, there are 100s of un-named women, who worked hard and tried to dedicate their life to their passion for science
The next time a girl or a boy Googles space scientist or a quantum physicist, they will see image of these cool young women amidst the million others of “nerdy” men.
Based on the prediction of Albert Einstein and Indian physicist Satyendra Nath Bose from mid-1920s which stated that quantum mechanics can be used as a force to clump a large number of particles to behave like a single particle
According to Bose, if a COVID-19 patient uses this mask “droplets exhaled will no longer contain the virus.”
I realized it in the first two years of my marriage itself that I was going down in my career graph and it is very likely that I will become obsolete in the next few years if the trend continues.
“I believe by breaking age barriers; I helped PoSSUM recognise that younger children could offer just as much to their research”
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