Credits

I designed and built the first version of this website in 2020, after taking a fantastic set of courses on Web Design on Coursera.

This second version was rebuilt in 2026, based on the first one, using Claude. It is made with Astro and plain CSS. The fonts are Dosis and Open Sans, served from this site through Fontsource. The interface icons are from Lucide, and the Mastodon, Bluesky, Google Scholar, ORCID, GitHub and ResearchGate icons are from Simple Icons. The collaborator network is laid out with D3 when the site is built.

The portrait photograph on the About page was taken as a group effort during the Shoot for Science photography workshop.

All other photographs on this website were taken by me unless stated otherwise below, and remain under copyright with all rights reserved. Do let me know if you want to use any of them for academic purposes and I will gladly share them.

• Wound care in ants: photo © Bart Zijlstra.
• Behavioural inference from accelerometer data: photo © Loïc Brun.
• Ontogeny of sociality in primates: photo by Charles J. Sharp, used under CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped, with an attribution line added). The adapted version is available under the same licence.
• Inclusivity in scientific platforms: logo © Animal Behaviour Live.

The small ants walking along the bottom of each page and the honey bee flying across some of them were created by Sahana Sitaraman. The idea of having insects move around the pages was inspired by the website of Jérôme Gippet.

All the other illustrations on this website, including those on the home, About and Interests pages, were made by me. They are under copyright with all rights reserved.

The typographic logo in the top left corner was also created by me. It shows the text "Ebi" as "a bee", get it?

I have had a fantastic bunch of beta testers give me feedback on this website. They include:

Ankit Bhargava, Chaitra Prabhakaran, Harsh Ranjan, Jaya Srivastava, Jyothi V Nair, Prarthona Saha, Pritha Ghosh, Rahul Ghosh, Rohit Suratekar, Sahana Sitaraman, Shayan Saha, Snehal Karpe, Sreekrishna Varma and Sruthi Unnikrishnan.