Dr Shreya Singh is an academic researcher and consultant with research expertise in visual politics, nuclear weapons, and national identity, grounded in the politics of India. Her PhD is titled, ‘Visualising India’s Nuclear Tests: How Images Shape National Identity’. It examines how influential domestic media sources represented India’s nuclear tests and what consequences follow from these representations. She was conferred her PhD from the University of Queensland, Australia in 2022 under the supervision of Professor Roland Bleiker, Professor Ian Hall and A/Professor Marianne Hanson. Dr Singh was a consultant for a project by Lex International, a Swiss research organization, on the visual narratives of the nuclear weapons’ threat in the Russia-Ukraine War in 2022. She is a research team member of ‘Abolitionist Approaches to Critical Geographical Research’, a multi-country research grant awarded by the Institute of Human Geography. Her work looks at the Anti-CAA protests that erupted all through India in 2019-2020, with a focus on gender and the visual politics of space. She is currently working as an advocacy and learning resources officer for a medical device company in Brisbane, Australia.