Dhruv Shenai
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 21, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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‘Death by a thousand cuts’: Professor Rachel Oliver on why women in STEM suffer (opens the original)
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Professor Rachel Oliver, Director of the Cambridge Centre for Gallium Nitride, is both an entrepreneur and a committed scientist. Her passion for materials science extends beyond research into her work in science communication and outreach. I spoke to Rachel about the challenges of being a woman in science, particularly biases in funding, and why the system needs urgent change. “There’s this expectation that, because I talk about women’s issues in science, we must all live terrible lives. Actual
‘Short-sighted and not particularly thoughtful’: UK defunds climate science program (opens the original)
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For atmospheric scientists in the UK, obtaining affordable, high-quality data has suddenly become much harder. On 26 February, it was announced that the FAAM aircraft would be shut down in March due to government budget cuts. The decision was sudden, with little consultation, and has had major consequences for the atmospheric science community. With no clear alternative in place, I spoke to Dr Maria Russo, a leading atmospheric chemist in Cambridge’s Department of Chemistry, to discuss what FAAM
Homerton College Principal Simon Woolley: ‘Stand up and shake my hand’ (opens the original)
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Simon Woolley with permission for Varsity When I first reached out to Lord Simon Woolley, I had no clue how important the week of our meeting would be. After seeing Black and Brown homes firebombed in Belfast, right wing politicians muddying the waters with cries of two-tier policing and white replacement, to the tragic killing of Henry Nowak, I was, quite frankly, overwhelmed by the surging momentum of racist ideology. When I enter Simon’s office at Homerton, I find him in a similarly sombre, t
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