Women in Science
From Ada Lovelace to Marie Curie and Rosalind Franklin, for centuries female scientists have helped change the world as we know it.
As trailblazers, they pushed the boundaries and paved the way for the women in science today. In the articles below, we hope you are inspired by the talented female Australian scientists who are making waves here at the Institute.
Understanding why some families are prone to ‘big hearts’
19 January 2024
What lies beyond: Uncovering the secrets of the dark genome
17 January 2024
Star Scientist - Ingrid Stacey
06 December 2023
Star Scientist - Dr Sarah Hancock
24 October 2023
Research Overview: Congenital Heart Disease & B3 Link
17 October 2023
Star Scientist - Dr Emma Rath
22 August 2023
Star Scientist - Dr Xenia Kaidonis
02 June 2023
Star Scientist - Monique Ohanian
02 May 2023
Institute's Innovation Centre playing key role in delivering new stroke treatments
20 April 2023
STEM Stars of the Future
07 March 2023
Star Scientist - Dr Nicole Bryce
27 February 2023
Star Scientist of the Month - Teagan Er
23 January 2023
Interview with Dr Celine Santiago 2022
26 August 2022
Women in Science - Connie Jiang
22 June 2022
Star Scientist of the Month - Dr Kathryn Wolhuter
27 April 2022
Dr Lee Nedkoff joins the Institute
30 March 2022
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