Four women researchers who were overshadowed in the sciences
As an advocate of women in science, I am illustrating why supporting the presence of
Women in Science
If Ada can, so can we
I have written before about the need to encourage our girls to pursue science in
A Tale of Two STEM Women
Ada Lovelace Day is a day for celebrating the achievements of women in STEM (Science,
Women take centre stage at ground breaking healthcare conference
Over 50% of the speakers are prominent females in the scientific healthcare field at the
Science: It’s a Girl Thing?
The role of gender has arisen in many a conversation in my science social circles
Sometimes it’s hard to be a woman (in science)
Obtaining a senior academic position for any aspiring young academic is one of those uphill
The Case for Neptune
Take a moment to consider Neptune. The eighth planet in our solar system, the planet
Hands on Science in the Early Years
Hands on science activities to engage students in scientific inquiry and investigation are key in
Weekly Science Picks
The midlife crisis is more complicated than first thought. It might be time to stop
Setting up a science club in a primary school: Why you should!
Last week, I dissected a chicken leg and while many may believe such a thing
The Gender Myth and Science. Our Response at SC@M
Girls are just not as good at science as boys. Men do hard sciences, women
Interview: Keri Bean—Mars meteorologist, Curiosity Rover team member
Keri Bean is a meteorologist specialising in the atmospherics of other planets. She is on
How Have Marsupials Evolved?
The phylogenetic relationships between two orders of marsupials have been intesively debated. Authors benefited from
Tasting colours and seeing sound: Synaesthesia
“One hears a sound but recollects a hue, invisible the hands that touch your heartstrings,”