The Infosys Prize 2023 in Humanities is awarded to the historian Dr. Jahnavi Phalkey for her brilliant and granular insights into the individual, institutional, and material histories of scientific research in modern India. Her book Atomic State (Permanent Black, 2013) and many articles insightfully braid the global history of science, especially nuclear science, with the anthropology of the postcolonial state to illuminate rich and textured histories of the everyday lives of science in India.
Watch how Dr. Phalkey embarked on a mission to record the history of science, and turn her vision into reality. Read more about her prize-winning work here: www.infosyspri...
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