Sukanya Datta

Sukanya Datta (born 1961) is an Indian zoologist and author who popularises science through books, radio scripts, articles, and book reviews.[1]

Sukanya Datta
BornSukanya Datta
India
OccupationWriter
NationalityIndian

Life and career

Born in Calcutta in 1961, Datta was educated in the University of Calcutta where she attained her doctorate in zoology.[1] She works for the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research.[2] She has worked as the associate editor for the Science Reporter.[1] She has written numerous books on both science and science fiction. In 2018, Gautham Shenoy writes for FactorDaily, "Infused with humour, Datta's stories span the gamut of possibilities – from stories set on Mars, to tales based amongst tribes, and many set in the near future."[3] Her works are written in English.[4]

Bibliography

  • A Kite's Story (New Delhi, National Book Trust)
  • A Touch of Glass (New Delhi, National Book Trust, 2016)
  • Adventures of Jhilik (New Delhi, Publications Division)
  • Amazing Adaptations (New Delhi, National Book Trust, 2012)
  • Animal Architecture (National Book Trust, 2020)
  • Beyond the Blue: A Collection of Sci-Fi Stories (New Delhi, India: Rupa and Company, 2008)[5]
  • Golden Treasury of Science & Technology (New Delhi, NISCAIR) [Co-authored]
  • How? (New Delhi, NISCAIR) [Co-authored]
  • Indian Scientists: The Saga of Inspired Minds (New Delhi, India: Vigyan Prasar, 2018) [Contributor][6]
  • Life of Earth (New Delhi, Vigyan Prasar)
  • Once Upon a Blue Moon: Science Fiction Stories (New Delhi, India: National Book Trust, 2006)
  • Operation Gene (New Delhi; NISCAIR)
  • Other Skies (New Delhi, India: Vigyan Prasar, 2017)
  • Plants Make Friends Too (New Delhi, Wisdom Tree, 2015)
  • Rain Rain Come Again (New Delhi, NISCAIR)
  • Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar, the Man and his Mission (New Delhi, NISCAIR)
  • Snakes (New Delhi, Vigyan Prasar)
  • Social Life of Animals (New Delhi, National Book Trust, 2014)
  • Social Life of Plants (New Delhi: National Book Trust, India, 2012)
  • The Secrets of Proteins (New Delhi, National Book Trust) [With Medha Rajadhyaksha]
  • The Wonderful Marine World (New Delhi, Publications Division)
  • Tomorrow Again (Science Fiction short stories. National Book Trust Forthcoming)
  • Vistas in Science Communication (Co-authored Report)
  • What? (New Delhi, NISCAIR) [Co-authored]
  • Why? (New Delhi, NISCAIR) [Co-authored]
  • Worlds Apart: Science Fiction Stories (New Delhi, India: National Book Trust, 2012)[5]

References

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