Sudipta Sengupta (1946 – present ) Sudipta was one of two female scientists on the first Indian Antarctic expedition, “Dakshin Gangotri”. A structural geologist by profession, she carried out extensive research on the Schirmacher Hill of East Antarctica. buff.ly/4a4i2c1

The Indian scientist who refused to let her gender hold her back delved into researching vitamins and nutritional values of foods consumed by the poorest Indian diets. buff.ly/3IoTRZP Dr. Roopali Chaudhary (she/her/hers) harsho chattoraj, Sci-Illustrate Stories.Dr. Radhika Patnala #womeninscience #sciart

Do you know what triggers the production of red blood cells? Read this story: buff.ly/3VFwfHP Credit: Nelli Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Suruchi Poddar, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Dendritic cells, found all over the body, defend against 🦠 and cancer by activating the immune response. Full story: buff.ly/3zklL8a Credit: Nelly Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Nowrin, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

The new post about INKcredible #womeninscience is all about spaceflight! Read about Valentina Tereshkova, who flew to space, aged 26! Read more: buff.ly/3uZVLgo Art-words EleonoraA Set in motion by Dr. Radhika Patnala

Neutrophils, the primary white blood cells of the human body, are the first responders against pathogens. Full story: buff.ly/3WqVyxX Credit: Nelly Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Eshita Paul, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Dorothy Hodgkin, a British Biochemist who revolutionized the field of X-ray crystallography by using it to study the 3D structure of proteins. She successfully established the field of #ProteinCrystallography. Read more: buff.ly/494eNAe

B cells mount our adaptive immune response by producing antibodies against invading pathogens. Full story: buff.ly/3WBqI5K Credit: Nelly Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Semeli Platsaki, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Linda Buck (1947-present) - American scientist who unraveled the mystery of how the sense of smell or #olfaction works. Received the 2004 The Nobel Prize along with Richard Axel. Fred Hutch Cancer Center Harvard Medical School Post by Sumbul Khan, Illustration by Milo. buff.ly/49XSVrv

Linda Buck (1947-present) - American scientist who unraveled the mystery of how the sense of smell or #olfaction works. Received the 2004 The Nobel Prize along with Richard Axel. Fred Hutch Cancer Center Harvard Medical School Post by Sumbul Khan, Illustration by Milo. buff.ly/49XSVrv

Gagandeep Kang (1962–present) – clinician scientist & virologist who saved the lives of countless children through her research. Recipient of 2019 Fellowship The Royal Society Infosys Prize DBT-THSTI G Kang Read: buff.ly/3bL8PHz

Find out more about the “terminators” of the immune system: buff.ly/3XdGjr5 Credit: Nelli Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Suruchi Poddar, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Joan Clarke The new post about INKcredible #womeninscience is all about decrypting secret messages. Break the enigma code! Art-words EleonoraA Set in motion by Dr. Radhika Patnala Read: buff.ly/4aapD9i

Eosinophils, named after their eosin-loving property, defend against 🦠, including parasites. Full story: buff.ly/3MNVMt5 Credit: Nelly Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Nowrin, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

A #mathematical genius with a Guinness World Record (Guinness World Records) who delved deep into her own #humanity and wrote the first case study on #homosexuality. Full article buff.ly/3TrX6ow Post by Dr. Roopali Chaudhary (she/her/hers) Illustration by harsho chattoraj Dr. Radhika Patnala #womeninmath #sciart #womeninSTEM

Basophils are rare, short-lived granulocytes that play a crucial role in allergic reactions. Full story: buff.ly/4dE1LvO Credit: Nelli Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Eshita Paul, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Natural Killer Cells destroy infected or malignant cells through the secretion of lytic enzymes. Full story: buff.ly/3BXb3pm Credit: Nelli Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Semeli Platsaki, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Mast cells activate an immune response against 🐍 venom, 🦠, parasites, and cancer. Full story: buff.ly/48N2Mk4 Credit: Olga Kurkina, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Nowrin, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

The natural detoxifiers of the human body. Read this story: buff.ly/3Zz4AJu Credit: Nelli Aghekyan, Dr. P3.Illustration, Dr. Suruchi Poddar, Dr. Masia Maksymowicz #Extraordinarycelltypes #sciart Sci-Illustrate, Endosymbiont GmbH

Rohini Godbole, a theoretical particle #physicist, co-editor of "Lilavati's Daughters", science communicator and advocate for equity in STEM. Post by Dr. Roopali Chaudhary (she/her/hers) Illustration by harsho chattoraj. Set in motion by Dr. Radhika Patnala #sciart #womeninSTEM read buff.ly/2XwIZCc