Sahana Ghosh

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Sahana lives in Kolkata in east India. She jumped ship from microbiology to journalism in 2012. She has worked with leading Indian newswire IANS and has also written for SciDev. Net. With a love for all things green, she dreams of bridging the gap between scientists and the media and open up a Science Cafe someday. Passionate about science content creation and marketing. Advocates gender equality. Science diplomacy. Science in Remote areas.

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Artificial intelligence-powered app for banana disease detection, control

Sahana Ghosh 13 Sep 2019

Groundwater in Rajasthan fouled by natural and human-made toxins

Sahana Ghosh 11 Sep 2019

Out of India: The illegal trade routes for pangolin trafficking

Sahana Ghosh 6 Sep 2019

Dirty air from Indo-Gangetic plains, central India messing up neighbourhood ozone

Sahana Ghosh 5 Sep 2019

How does plastic pollute the Ganga? An all-women scientists’ expedition is looking for answers

Sahana Ghosh 29 Aug 2019

Sacred sites in Bengaluru: Where heritage helps conserve biodiversity

Sahana Ghosh 28 Aug 2019

Wild yak poop offers clues to the extinction of the woolly mammoth and woolly rhinos

Sahana Ghosh 22 Aug 2019

Kerala floods: Unpacking the reasons for heavy, sustained rainfall

Sahana Ghosh 15 Aug 2019

Cadre of community professionals to help implement Meghalaya’s water policy

Sahana Ghosh 12 Aug 2019

Spotlighting the rising stars: Neglected crops in saline areas in a changing climate

Sahana Ghosh 9 Aug 2019

Air pollution could negate Swachh Bharat benefits for children

Sahana Ghosh 6 Aug 2019
What is cloud seeding?

What is cloud seeding?

Sahana Ghosh 1 Aug 2019

Turning agro-waste into environment-friendly plastics

Sahana Ghosh 30 Jul 2019

[Interview] “Addressing climate change and biodiversity loss is in India’s best economic and developmental interests”

Sahana Ghosh 26 Jul 2019
Animals swim through floodwaters in an attempt to reach safer grounds during the floods in Assam. Image by the International Fund for Animal Welfare/Wildlife Trust of India.

Wildlife and people work together during Assam’s annual tryst with floods

Nabarun Guha, Sahana Ghosh 23 Jul 2019
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Citizen scientists to scout for wildflowers across four countries

Sahana Ghosh 17 Jul 2019
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How global geologic processes lace your glass of water with arsenic

Sahana Ghosh 15 Jul 2019

Seabird poop may enhance coral reef recovery after bleaching

Sahana Ghosh 11 Jul 2019

[Interview] Major transnational wildlife crime could catch India by surprise

Sahana Ghosh 3 Jul 2019

Lack of alternative livelihood linked to Nagaland tribe’s affinity to shifting cultivation

Sahana Ghosh 1 Jul 2019

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