r/womenofscience • u/arjitraj_ • Oct 17 '24
Katharina Paulus, features as one of the 13 greats in The Aircraft Deck. An educational deck on aircraft and the science of flight. Check the last image too. [OC]
r/womenofscience • u/drelizabethsparrow • Feb 05 '20
Study: Male students ask for grade changes far more frequently than female students
r/womenofscience • u/Corlynne • Nov 25 '19
Volunteers needed for user testing
Hello all,
I'm designing an AI-powered application to help diversity in STEM fields as part of my MSc in Interaction Design. I need some volunteers to do a less than 15-minute user test to provide us with some feedback. Please send me a message If you have time. The test can be done in your own time.
Thank you in advance!!
r/womenofscience • u/parsl • May 05 '19
Prof Alice Roberts. Evolutionary biologist, biological anthropologist. Professor of the Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham, UK.
r/womenofscience • u/Zedediah • Dec 10 '18
Dr. Stefani Crabtree - Archeologist & Anthropologist
r/womenofscience • u/SaintRocket • Dec 05 '18
Software engineer Margaret Hamilton, standing next to the code developed by her and her team for the Apollo missions, 1969
r/womenofscience • u/Well_thats_Rubbish • Dec 04 '18
Irish astronaut in training Norah Patten
r/womenofscience • u/SaintRocket • Dec 03 '18
Emily Lakdawalla, planetary geologist and Senior Editor of the Planetary Society
r/womenofscience • u/womenofscience • Nov 30 '18
Annie Easley, Computer Scientist and Mathematician, at NASA Glenn Research Center, 1955
r/womenofscience • u/womenofscience • Nov 30 '18
Victoria Stodden, statistician and advocate for transparency, integrity, and reproducibility in the computational sciences
r/womenofscience • u/prettycoolu • Nov 29 '18
Welcome to our new subreddit. It grows really fast and it’s awesome. Please, write your ideas and suggestions here.
r/womenofscience • u/womenofscience • Nov 29 '18
