Bringing science to life through experiential learning. Through our programs, we hope at least 20 out of every 1,000 students choose an adventure with science.
Bengaluru, India
Joined February 2017
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Nothing as exciting and fulfilling as igniting a spark in students. Rahul Narayan speaking with @InventureK12 students today @TeamIndusLead @sheelika @TeamIndusOrg
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#LunarDevelopmentConference of @MoonSociety is starting tonight at 7:30 PM IST. Our Flight Dynamics Engineer Shyam will be live from 12:30 AM IST (20th July). Do Tune in.
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Fifteen uncoupled simple pendulums of monotonically increasing lengths dance together to produce visual traveling waves, standing waves, beating, and (seemingly) random motion [full video and explanation: buff.ly/2I0dEhk]
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IISc's annual Open Day will be held this year on March 23, 2019. Entry is free and open to the public. We encourage visitors to register online for periodic updates (by March 15, 2019).
For more details and to register, please visit: openday.iisc.ac.in/index.htm…
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At the Desirable Futures Event organised by @redbull . First talk by @TeamIndus @Ananth4 on the Moon Rover and @glxp
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Not all (s)heroes wear capes – some wear lab coats😊🥼.
On #WomensDay, stand with #WomenInScience who inspire girls to overcome systematic barriers & long-standing biases!
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.@NCBS_Bangalore announces the 9th edition of its Annual Science Journalism Workshop. We are open for applications. For details see: ncbs.res.in/events/9asjw @thattai @stpalli @kvijayraghavan
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@DBTIndia showcasing an exhibition for celebrating incredible journey of Indian women in Science from 7-15 March 2019 at IIC, New Delhi. Entry open to all.@RenuSwarup @drharshvardhan @NipgrSocial @BIRAC_2012 @MinistryWCD
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Why is it important to make STEM welcoming for women?
Because so much of our world - from the safety of cars, to the avg office temperature, to stab vests for police officers - is designed for the average man.
To optimize our world - we need women's input.
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Doing a PhD, post-doc or MSc? Curious about careers in science? Career workshop to discuss many academic and non-academic career paths. April 28th Sunday. Organized by @TIFRScience w/ @IndiaBioscience @iitbombay ACTREC & CEBS. PLEASE RT. Registration open indico.tifr.res.in/indico/in…
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Excellent piece by @IndiaBioscience
Wish to see many more girls coming to STEM and transforming science & technology in India and globally....so much so that every other day we have discoveries from women to celebrate 🔭🚺💉☢️🚺💻
On this International Day of Women & Girls in Science, we are extremely happy to launch 'Spoorthi': a resource booklet to celebrate Indian women in science. Please download your free copy here - j.mp/2E4GhdR #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScienceDay
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Ways to help on International Day of Women & Girls in Science (and every day):
- Create safe spaces
- Remove barriers that should not exist
- Pay equality
- Speak out against gender stereotypes
- Accessible role models + mentors
#wearescience #WomenInScienceDay
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Math & humanities must be linked as before World War II, Infosys science prize winner says
Nandita Jayaraj @nandita_j and @aashimadogra report: bit.ly/2UMeJ2q
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At the recently held painting and drawing competition at NMKRV College, our student Parashuram bagged the first place :) The theme was space and science. #art #education #Nonprofit
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Congrats to Prof Godbole for being awarded the Padma Shri. Many scientists are not aware of the pioneering work done by Prof Godbole for many years now on the gender issue in science in India. Here are some links to her work (1/n)
Congratulations to Prof. Rohini Godbole (CHEP) for receiving the Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award in the country! She is an extraordinary physicist and a champion for #womeninscience. padmaawards.gov.in/PDFS/2019…
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While it’s important to engage girls, I don’t think girls have an excitement problem. I think our STEM culture has a welcoming problem, not just of women but of anyone who isn’t a white dude.
How To Get Young Girls Excited About A Career In STEM forbes.com/sites/biancabarra…
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Faculty, before we say that a student doesn’t “have what it takes” to be successful in our classes or grad programs, let’s make sure that our classes and grad programs actually “have what it takes” for every student to perform at their best.
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“Don't let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity. It's your place in the world; it's your life. Go on and do all you can with it and make it the life you want to live.” - Mae Jemison, first African American woman astronaut in space #STEM #inspire
