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  2. Mar 7

    This International Women's Day, we're thinking of Australia's outstanding . Our growing list of highlights amazing women working in everything from chemistry to quantum systems, and it barely scratches the surface...

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  3. Mar 8

    I am SO EXCITED to share that I will be attending in the Fall as a PhD student!!!! 🧠🔬

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  4. Mar 8

    Lise Meitner solved the problem of nuclear fission—and although she never got the Nobel, she is the only woman outside of mythology to have an element named after her alone

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  5. Mar 8

    In honor of International Women’s Day, here's our latest coverage of women at the forefront of science

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  6. Mar 13

    Clearly we need more and especially . No woman would call this a *violin* plot. Pro tip: There is no reason to mirror the density.

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  7. Mar 8

    On this , I'm going to boost all of the I follow. I learn a lot from this group every day -- thank you all so much for everything you do! In no particular order, here they are ⤵️ (sorry if I missed you).

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  8. Mar 7

    Happy ! Today, tell us about the who mean the most to you - who inspire, encourage, provoke and support.

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  9. Mar 8

    Happy Celebrating the many wonderful that help us understand the world today

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  10. Mar 11

    There is a myth that if you are bad at mathematics, you can’t enter a STEM field. Having a natural competence in mathematics can be helpful but skill and intelligence grow with consistent practice and effort. Getting involved in projects is the first step to do this.

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  11. Mar 9

    Just 29% of the world's researchers are women. This is why we need to promote role models

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  12. Mar 9

    Lab coat for career day!

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  13. Mar 13

    I have some incredible girls in my Girls’ STEM Club who would love to connect with in Perth. (Or further if you want to connect online!) Are you keen to come & meet them, tell your story + do a simple activity with them? We would love to meet you 😊

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  14. Mar 12

    Really enjoying this book! Marie Curie was 1st woman to win science Nobel prize and 1st person to win 2 Nobel prizes. Her life story shows how passion, hard work & resilience are vital in a science career but also support, including affordable childcare.

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  15. Mar 13

    My dog’s retractable leash broke so I took it apart with a screwdriver and recoiled the spring and fixed it instead of buying a new one so I’m basically an engineer

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  16. 18 hours ago

    While waiting to head home from the meeting I decided to 'analyze' some data... 35% of the moderators and ~40% of the spotlight speakers were women. Thanks to the - Greater representation will certainly help close the gap for future generations!

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  17. Mar 8

    Barbara McClintock discovered that certain genes are able to move around the genome, turning physical characteristics 'on' and 'off'. She is the only woman to receive an unshared Nobel prize in physiology/medicine

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  18. 24 hours ago

    Machine learning greatly explained by for school girls @nokiaglobalcareers. What a smart crowd of girls. Future

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  19. Mar 8

    Some of the inspiring Women at the launch this evening

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  20. Mar 8

    Amazing & inspiring panel tonight discussing - remember you can’t be the best at everything. One week you will be entrepreneur of the year, the next week you will be mother of the year. It is something we all have to accept. 👩🏾‍🔬👩🏼‍💼👩🏻‍🏫👩🏿‍⚕️ – at MaRS Discovery District

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  21. 16 hours ago

    Dr. Marie Maynard Daly was the first African-American woman to receive a PhD in Chemistry. She overcame racial & gender bias to pursue a career in chemistry & was an advocate for minority student enrollment in medical and graduate science programs.

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