By Girls in Science for Girls in Science.
Although Ada was a pioneer for women in STEM, I personally think that a deep and fascinating thing about her was her tenacity for the unconventional. For every generation of women there seems to be a cookie-cutter status-quo for the things one should or shouldn’t do. Your upbringing Your culture… Read some More »
So quite a few of you girls have read the articles on GIS going to the BioLadies event a few months ago. I really enjoyed it and became great friends with the Founder Iris Anderson, one day we had lunch in Westminster and came up with the idea of a… Read some More »
The other day I was having an interesting conversation with one of my colleagues over going vegan. Our manager overheard us and joined the conversation by adding that studies show children of families who can afford meat products grow taller and bigger than other children. He continued to say… Read some More »
Homesickness. The symptomatic pits of despair that whirl up within one abdomen resulting in a case of semi-traumatic outbreak and emotional out-pour. Firstly there is a great need to say that if you are experiencing homesickness within the first few weeks, months perhaps even years of University – you are… Read some More »