Dolma Ombadykow

Dolma Ombadykow studies race, gender, science, and technology. Her work is particularly interested in the moments where incongruous body regimes come into contact. Invested in troubling the limits of the human as a political and social category, she looks to sites of incommensurate commons to consider how we might think our way out of the constricts of liberal humanism. She holds a BA in Medical Humanities from Brown University and previously worked as an editorial assistant at NYU Press. At Yale, she is also completing the Certificate in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and an MA in the Program on the History of Science and Medicine.