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Rachel Ignotofsky does beautiful art of girls doing science, available on Etsy!
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My job is to run around rainforests collecting bugs and then do evolutionary biology research on them in a DNA and genomics lab. How much cooler could that be?
I am a forensic scientist. I examine evidence from all sorts of crimes to find any body fluids or sometimes just skin cells that might help prove part of a case. I extract and compare the DNA to figure out who was involved in the crime, and then for some cases I go to court to explain to the jury how I do my job and what the science tells us.
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Pediatric Biomedical Engineering by an 11-year-old!
11-year-old girl designs special backpack for kids undergoing cancer treatment
On our next stop for the “Before They Were Scientists” world tour, I sat down withJelena Vuckovic, who spends part of her year in Germany and the other part atStanford University in Palo Alto, California. Read on to learn about her experiences as a middle school student in the former Yugoslavia where she played with Legos, almost became a French teacher, and was never told it was unique for a girl to love physics.
My first tiger shark catch for the research, a small 1.5m tiger we named 'Tia'. She was tagged with an ID tag and released!
Image Credit: New Yorker, 1989
Her Deepness
By Wallace White
Dr. Sylvia A. Earle - Marine Botanist and Biologist
The term "scientist" was coined by William Whewell in an 1834 review of her On the Connexion of the Sciences.
From Maryam Mirzakhani to Rosalind Franklin, let's give some overdue recognition to women who have been smashing it in the sciences for centuries.
Nobody knew how people in Southern California were getting infected with the life-threatening fungus C. gattii. A 13-year-old helped figure out the source: three types of trees.
Under 30% of the physicists, engineers and computer scientists in the world's knowledge based economies are women. Only about 12% of science-decision-making p...
The First World War ushered women into laboratories and factories.
Florida native Lauren Arrington studied how invasive lionfish, which usually live in the ocean, can survive in nearly fresh water.
For the first time ever we have seen an equal balance of men and women on a NASA program. You could say that this new development is one big leap for women.