A Female General's Climb up the Air Force Ladder
My journey to four stars was inspired by one very strong-willed heart
Voices
Exploring and celebrating diversity in science.
One More Pioneering Woman in Science You've Probably Never Heard of
Elizabeth Stern’s research led the way to our modern understanding of the prevention, treatment and diagnosis of cervical cancer
When Scientists Say, "Me, Too"
Listen to us when we share. Don’t let us bear the burden of shame. Don’t let us think it is our fault
Bias Begins Much Too Early
We need to start eliminating disparities in the neonatal intensive care unit
Mass–Energy Equivalence and the Power of Girls
In recognition of the International Day of the Girl, a new take on E=mc2
How Men Can Help Women in STEM: Shut Up, Sit Back and Listen
In other words, pay attention to women who have stories to tell about how STEM has failed them, and learn how you can make a difference
Why Women Drop out of Science Careers
It’s always been a big problem—here’s what we can do about it
Once Again, No Female Nobel Winners in Science
Including the zero honored this year, there have been just 17 in the history of the prizes. Why so terribly few?
Why One Med School Embraces DACA Students
The president of the Class of 2020 explains that their inclusion is part of an overarching mission to foster a community that represents all of America
Honoring a Pioneering Woman in Physics
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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