Santosh Kumar
@serene_santosh
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Assistant Professor, University of Delhi (DU) Research: STS, MedSociology, Epigenetics. š JNU (MA & MPhil) IITD (https://t.co/Ot0JSvqwRF. & https://t.co/Ymow1bFkXK.)
New Delhi, India
Joined January 2017
I wrote a review of Where Biology Ends and Bias Beginsāa must-read that challenges misconceptions about genetics and identity. Letās read it together and discuss your thoughts!
NEW⨠Where Biology Ends and Bias Begins: Lessons on Belonging from Our DNA by @prof_dasgupta @ucpress critiques genetic essentialism and unpacks the social biases and power structures that can shape scientific research. Review by @serene_santosh
https://t.co/kbNjLCkDrT
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We are pleased to share the preliminary schedule for the upcoming STS-IN Winter School, 12-14th December at IIT Sonepat. PS: This is only a preliminary schedule and is subject to change.
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Discussion Map | Mixing Science and Spiritualism: The Curious Case of Indian Modernity https://t.co/bH43Exzxqk
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The latest in our Spotlight Series is now up on the blog! Hear from PhD candidate Santosh Kumar: https://t.co/PKpcziIbNu
@serene_santosh's research seeks to understand how emerging scientific knowledge reconfigures views of the environment šāļøš
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Join us virtually for a 5-Day National Workshop (1ā5 Sept 2025) on "Nutritional Assessment, Dietary Profiling & Anthropometry ā From Community to Policy Level". š¢ Live on Zoom & YouTube Zoom: https://t.co/8lr4LWHIcy (Passcode: 677557) #Nutrition
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Challenges of accumulation in a dry livestock farming area. Experiences from Matobo, Zimbabwe https://t.co/zyJ6iQj4HV via @ianscoones
zimbabweland.wordpress.com
Most of the huge ranches that took up much of Matobo district outside the crowded communal areas to the north were divided up during land reform. As in other areas there were medium-scale farms (A2ā¦
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The September Dialogue in Dimapur. A time to reflect and share the Naga repatriation journey and ways forward. Everyone is welcome. There will be a photo exhibition on āBelongings of our Ancestorsā. These are funerary artefacts taken away from graves in the Naga homeland.
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Guest editing this issue on Defining Work for Perspectives - the annual ejournal of Janki Devi Memorial College, University of Delhi. The CFP is here: https://t.co/l1DmHHppk2
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š”Just Out New Editorial "In no small words: Sandra Harding (1935ā2025)" š²šÆļø By @luisreyes, Leandro Rodriguez-Medina, Luisa Fernanda Grijalva-Maza, Raoni RajĆ£o, Sandra GonzĆ”lez-Santos & @VivaVivette š https://t.co/xL0SfLYycB
#SandraHarding #OpenAccess #Tapuya8
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From the Archive: Michael Haworth, 'Bernard Stiegler on Transgenerational Memory and the Dual Origin of the Human' - reconsiders Stieglerās account of the emergence of the human species in light of research in transgenerational epigenetics. (2015)
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This article reconsiders Stieglerās account of the emergence of the human species in light of research in the field of transgenerational epigenetics. Stiegler t...
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Ads donāt just sell products; they sell values. American Eagleās ad campaign isnāt just selling jeans, itās also selling eugenics, race, and genetic determinism. https://t.co/aynjJePBTU
medpagetoday.com
How the Sydney Sweeney controversy relates to medicine
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A must read. Thank you ā¦@mgerganā© for writing this brilliant essay. The intellectual clarity and theoretical engagement is powerful. Full article: The Universal Meets the Himalayan Particular: Indigeneity, Race, and Decolonization in India
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When it comes to the study of South Asia, many scholars consider theoretical frameworks related to indigeneity, race, and decolonization as impositions of Euro-American academia and generally inapp...
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Can the scientific practice of #KnowingMicrobes rely on inquiry and interdependence instead of control? Read the study by @heymayahey on fermentation as an #epistemic practice in a #sake #brewery in #Japan: https://t.co/Yfg0JUUpAE
#makingspaceforMicrobes
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Images play a crucial role in mediating the relationship between #microbes & humans at the interface of science+society šWhiteley Nygaard & Glerup on human agency in the depiction of the relation between #microbiome & #mind: https://t.co/okQX2zLvUb
#scienceinculture #scicomm
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Evaluating health risks is not limited to pathogens, and depends on views of the environment @RittiSoncco on the construction of Scottish landscapes as beautiful & safe that renders the high prevalence of #lymedisease invisible: https://t.co/pmNJs34Xut
#ticks #chronicillness
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Pathogens are socially & racially coded through the past and present of colonial relations, resulting in uneven configurations of health and blame Read by Victoria Koski-Karell on the racialization of #choleraās #pathogenicity in #Haiti: https://t.co/BRoU9TeRtN
#Fanon #Wynter
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How can #STS expand the view of #microbes beyond the pathogenic, the human, and toward complex #ecologies? š Read CaƱada, Sariola, and Rest's introduction of the thematic collection Microbes and STS: https://t.co/dnYaQiP8Do
#humanmicroberelations #situatedknowledge
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