Feminist science media project since 2016 • Voices from the margins • Tweets by @nandita_j @queersprings @aashimafreidog Our book Lab Hopping (Penguin Books)
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Science up your & your loved ones' new year with this 2026 desktop calendar which foregrounds the fuzzy, messy and blurry parts of science.
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Thank you @thewire_in for helping us spread the word about our calendar!
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This 2026 Desktop Calendar is a one-of-a-kind, boundary-busting, binary-breaking science-art collaboration that invites people to explore the grey zones of the scientific enterprise—those spaces where categories blur, definitions unravel, and curiosity thrives.
🛒A limited number of copies have been printed and are now up for sale at Amazon
⏳Buy soon, before the calendar strikes Jan 1!
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Official sneak peek into our 2026 science calendar, themed on BLURRINESS in science. [🎨by Ayan]
We will be printing limited copies so watch out for the purchase links ✨
All proceeds go into producing new multimedia science content on TheLifeofScience in the coming new year.
⚡️Year-end adrenaline high!
We have printed only limited copies and at the moment only taking bulk orders of 5 or more (DM us if interested).
Will open up any that remain for individual orders soon!
Here is the link to purchase 5 or more of our calendars at a discount: pages.razorpay.com/labhoppin…
LabHopping retweeted
Launching the Labhopping 2026 Calendar that Celebrates Science in all its Glorious Mess.
Get your calender today!
#calender #science #Labhopping @labhopping
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Infosys Prizes will be announced shortly. It is a USD 100k award given annually to researchers in Economics, Engineering/Computer Science, Humanities/Social Science, Life Science, Mathematics & Physical Science. Since last year, it focuses on scientists under 40. @InfosysPrize
Sabyasachi Mukherjee from @TIFRScience has won in the Mathematical Sciences category. #InfosysPrize
And finally, Karthish Manthiram from California Institute of Technology has won in the Physical Sciences. #InfosysPrize
LabHopping retweeted
Yes @nandita_j @labhopping this was in 2008 but still resonates - but we have not got there yet ☹️ @IUPAPwomen @IUPAP_physics @asi_wgge #genderinstem @GIPWG1
In this banger of an editorial, labhopper @queersprings makes a case for why clinicians should record both sex and gender data, and in more than two categories✨
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Full story here 👉thelifeofscience.com/2025/10…
