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.
36 articles
Women in Science - Sarah Scheuer
10 February 2020
Dr Sarah Scheuer discusses her research and shares some advice for women considering doing a PhD and pursuing a career in science.
Women in Science - Emily Wong
17 January 2020
Here A/Prof Emily Wong reveals how she established her own laboratory in a field dominated by males, while also raising a young family.
Women in Science - Anita Ayer
19 December 2019
What's it like to be a woman in science? Here, Dr Anita Ayer explains why she chose a career in STEM, and her top tips for getting ahead in research.
Sequence of Success - A/Prof Eleni Giannoulatou
19 June 2019
Find out how computational genomics is fast tracking discoveries in CHD, SCAD and dilated cardiomyopathy
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