Vinisha Singh Basnet

PhD Candidate @planningatil & MS @iBioIllinois
Works with bed bugs in understanding the ecology and geography of its infestation in urban spaces

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

My very first article❤️I write about the crows that goes missing from the silk rearing villages and human-crow-moth entanglement. Looking forward to exciting discussions it can evoke across disciplines.
@PhDVoice @AcademicChatter @PhD_Genie @OpenAcademics
https://t.co/6HDkNUlMEj

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@BudhadityaDas9 @OfficialRamjas @MAYANGLAMBAMOJ2 This sounds exciting! I never thought I would end up working with insects, but they can reveal so much. If possible I would love to know how I goes. Good luck with the session 🙂

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

The Missing Crows gets featured in @down2earthindia. I propose "eco-political becoming", an analytical tool to explore how human-nonhuman interactions disrupt sociopolitical categories. Appreciate the opportunity to see my work reach a wider audience. @PhD_Genie

[Down To Earth @down2earthindia]

A study published late last year offers fresh insights on how planners can use a more-than-human (MoTH) approach in planning policy and practice, one that does not stress on human exceptionalism and also includes nonhuman animals

@BasnetVinisha

https://t.co/WxKidSpIVa

[Down To Earth @down2earthindia]

A study published late last year offers fresh insights on how planners can use a more-than-human (MoTH) approach in planning policy and practice, one that does not stress on human exceptionalism and also includes nonhuman animals

@BasnetVinisha

https://t.co/WxKidSpIVa

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@KyleeNoelsquito OMG! @KyleeNoelsquito this is amazing, you look amazing. Congratulation once again, I am so so happy for you. We need to meet soon 😁

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@RagavanShruti @PhDVoice @AcademicChatter @PhD_Genie @OpenAcademics I would love to hear your views on this. Let me know in case you want me to share the pdf.

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

My very first article❤️I write about the crows that goes missing from the silk rearing villages and human-crow-moth entanglement. Looking forward to exciting discussions it can evoke across disciplines.
@PhDVoice @AcademicChatter @PhD_Genie @OpenAcademics
https://t.co/6HDkNUlMEj

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@rikshaa @PhDVoice @AcademicChatter @PhD_Genie @OpenAcademics Thank you sir����

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@rikshaa sure, will do.

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@rikshaa Many congratulations sir! They are lucky to have you.

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@Hariprasad_VM @EcologyGujSoc Congrats!

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@operezfi @siianadela Not in acsp this year. But will send the remainder.

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@Mozaffarian_L Good luck for ACSP !!

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@KyleeNoelsquito 👏

[Prairie Research Institute @PrairieResInst]

Thank you, Urban Pest Management Technical Committee, for visiting the @INHSIllinois! We enjoyed sharing talks, lab tours, & insect collecting with your team! 🦟 #PestManagement #Entomology

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@RagavanShruti So disheartening to read this.

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@dedenrukmana @LivUniPress Congratulation! 👏

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@Pselaphinae This is amazing! Thanks for sharing.

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

@garimajain2002 Congratulations 👏

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

Honored to have received the Barbara Lawrence Award at the Urban Transformation conference and Urban Ethnobiology Fellowship for my PhD research.
🙏@SofEthnobiology for acknowledging my work. I hope to continue contributing through my work. @planningatillinois @FAAatIllinois

[Vinisha Singh Basnet @BasnetVinisha]

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