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Monique Frize, a trailblazing biomedical engineer and professor, has broken barriers and advanced equality her entire career.
Download the @IngeniumCa poster and the ones of many other #FemInSTEM:
▶️ https://t.co/LFIsroaVAu
#IWD2025
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#NSERC is proud to support the Iron Willed: Women in STEM exhibition, presented by @IngeniumCa.
Find out where it will be next:
▶️ https://t.co/iekoIGmbfW
#IWD2025 #FemInSTEM
A renowned expert in hydraulic turbines, Claire Deschênes' advocacy for more women in science and engineering, she cofounded 3 international organizations dedicated to that cause.
Download her poster here: https://t.co/QJxdVHCVvJ
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Annie Easley broke many barriers as one of NASA’s first African-American employees, and later shared her experiences to inspire others. Learn more here: https://t.co/vQXuaLfaLr
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Although she constantly found herself being challenged as a woman for pursuing science, Nancy Roman had a storied career at NASA, as a researcher and an executive. Discover more at: https://t.co/vQfWT0IAWT
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Kim Tallbear’s research explores the impact of Western STEM practices on Indigenous Peoples on issues such as self-governance, lands and self-definition.
Learn more at: https://t.co/BpZLvzYbA3
#FemInSTEM #NIHM2024 #NIPD2024 and #Indigenous
For National Indigenous Peoples Day, we're highlighting Arctic researcher, Enooyaq Sudlovenick, who combines Western research methods with Inuvialuit knowledge to track animal health and environmental observations. https://t.co/928JifskEi
#FemInSTEM #NIHM2024 #NIPD2024
June Almeida was a pioneering medical researcher who used electron microscopes to identify diseases, including the first coronavirus. Discover more at: https://t.co/EsXolF5eUy
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#NSERC is proud to support the
Iron Willed: Women in STEM
exhibition, presented by @IngeniumCa.
Find out where it will be next:
▶️ https://t.co/bDUp4UghlB
#IWD2024 #FemInSTEM
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Anna Metaxas of @DalhousieU has worked in oceans around the world, studying corals, kelp, and other organisms that live on the ocean floor.
Download the @IngeniumCa poster and the ones of many other #FemInSTEM:
▶️ https://t.co/ilmjgnB4M4
#IWD2024
In the 1960s, Ursula Franklin applied her knowledge of physics to contribute to studies warning about the dangers of nuclear testing. Learn more about her and other women in STEM here: https://t.co/dIXjHFj1bt
#FemInSTEM #WomensHistoryMonth
Super excited to see @IngeniumCa has now shared 100 posters in this series! WOOT!
https://t.co/gyka3zAHWb
#FemInSTEM #DiversityMatters
Throughout history, women have made important contributions to STEM – like Irene Uchida, who discovered the impact radiation can have on our bodies. Learn more about her and others at: https://t.co/Q3hDDI5fzV
#FemInSTEM #WomensHistoryMonth
It's Women's History Month!
Any teachers want to discuss why women are under-represented in STEM fields? Use Ingenium’s Women in STEM resources to add inspiration to your lesson plans.
https://t.co/L9TXfU7wU5 #FemInSTEM #WomensHistoryMonth
During the Cretaceous, the Prairies were a giant sea. As a paleontologist, @EL_Bamforth studies the animals that lived there, including Prognathodon, one of the largest marine reptiles ever. Learn more at: https://t.co/ThTJZiYnhh
#FemInSTEM @NSERC_ CRSNG
Gerty Cori became the first American woman to win a Nobel prize in 1947, for her discovery of the lactic acid cycle, that allows the body’s cells to produce energy. #FemInSTEM
Learn more at: https://t.co/o53kWvrva2
@QingQi_77 and @bonniee_leee it’s no accident I met two great Phd students working on similar lines of research in the space of 24 hours! The universe conspires for you to link up :) #FemInStem (apologies for tweet, I have no idea how to send group DM!)
So excited to see our own Catalina Lopez-Correa (@clopezcorrea) highlighted as part of @IngeniumCa's #WomeninSTEM initiative for her work in #genomics!
Catalina joins 89 others in Ingenium's poster series, which you can view here -> https://t.co/sfugvKo8o1
#FemInStem
So excited to see our own Catalina Lopez-Correa (@clopezcorrea) highlighted as part of @IngeniumCa's #WomeninSTEM initiative for her work in #genomics!
Catalina joins 89 others in Ingenium's poster series, which you can view here -> https://t.co/Dtzl8G34rr
#FemInStem
Wonderful new #FemInSTEM poster!
@clopezcorrea does so much for #WomenInSTEM and it's great to see her recognized :-)
A strong believer for creating more opportunities for women in science, Catalina Lopez-Correa @clopezcorrea uses genomics to create healthier, more sustainable and more inclusive communities.
Learn more at: https://t.co/wLtdfbktsG
@GenomeCanada #FemInSTEM
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