STS-IN Bibliography
A Zotero-linked bibliography route for STS research, teaching, and reading groups in India.
Current Layer
Resource Hub
The repository is the resource spine of the STS-IN platform.
Repository / Resource Hub
Access the bibliography, activity reports, conference documents, teaching material, and reading lists in one place.
Featured collections
Bibliography
Research publications and the shared Zotero library.
Conference Materials
Programmes, reports, reflections, and supporting documents.
Reports
Activity reports and public network records.
Teaching
Teaching material, schedules, and classroom resources.
Reading Lists
Reading lists for seminars, chapters, and group study.
Repository values
Curation
Key documents are grouped clearly so readers can find them without searching through unrelated files.
Connection
Resources connect to NEXUS articles, events, reading groups, and teaching pages where relevant.
Persistence
Reports, schedules, programmes, and bibliography links remain available after events have passed.
Public record shelf
The old repository highlighted the bibliography dataset plus the activities reports for 2023-2025, 2025, and 2024. Those core holdings remain central here, but they now sit inside a cleaner public resource structure.
A Zotero-linked bibliography route for STS research, teaching, and reading groups in India.
A network report spanning 2023-2025, retained as part of the public institutional record.
The 2025 activities report retained as part of the institutional record.
The 2024 activities report retained as part of the institutional record.
Core holding
The shared Zotero route for literature discovery, searching, and syllabus building.
Core holding
The longer network report bridging the first conference cycle and institutional growth.
Core holding
Annual public records that keep programming and governance activity visible year by year.
Programmes, reports, registration documents, and conference afterlives in one stack.
Annual reporting, network records, and reusable public documents for governance memory.
The research entry point for literature review, syllabus building, and reading-group preparation.