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Home Articles Women in STEM

Film Review: PBS American Experience’s ‘Rachel Carson’

EarthzineJanuary 18, 2017Original

A PBS documentary offers an in-depth look at the life and work of “Silent Spring“ author Rachel Carson.

Empowering Communities to Preserve Hawaiian Coasts

EarthzineNovember 2, 2016Coastal Environments 2016, Original, Themed Articles

Community engagement enriches stewardship of Hawaiian natural resources.

Feeling like a Fake? Get a Mentor

EarthzineOctober 24, 2016Original, Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

Meaningful mentoring helps women overcome imposter phenomenon in the workplace.

The Three Musketeers: Making an Impact in French Remote Sensing and Breaking Down Gender Barriers

EarthzineOctober 13, 2016Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

Three French scientists in remote sensing discuss overcoming barriers at work and the opportunities for future generations.

All Brains Halloween: Women in STEM Edition

EarthzineOctober 10, 2016Original, Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

Looking for Halloween costume ideas? Check out these from Earthzine staff and friends.

Book Review: Rise of the Rocket Girls

EarthzineOctober 7, 2016In-Depth, Reviews, Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

‰ÛÏRise of the Rocket Girls‰Û is a fascinating history of the women computers and engineers at NASA and their contributions to the agency despite historic gender discrimination.

Showcasing the Lives of Women Scientists through the #365scienceselfies Social Media Project

EarthzineOctober 5, 2016Original, Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

A selfie-a-day may inspire the next generation of female scientists by seeing a unique view into the complete lives of women in STEM.

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants Part Two: The Stellar Works of Women

Jenny WoodmanSeptember 21, 2016Original, Women in STEM 2016

With Women in STEM a topic of conversation these days, it is worth remembering that women have made a great number of contributions throughout history.

Daring to Dream: Brianna Belz Looks to the Future of Medicine

EarthzineSeptember 13, 2016OpEd, Original, Sections, Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

Brianna (Brie) Belz, the keynote high school speaker from the Robert H. Goddard Memorial Dinner, reflects on the experiences that led her to pursue a career in space medicine.

Claire Parkinson: A Scientist Who Goes Beyond

EarthzineSeptember 12, 2016Original, Themed Articles, Women in STEM 2016

Claire Parkinson, project scientist for the Aqua satellite and a senior climatologist at NASA, uses her work to improve scientific and public understanding of the world.

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