Gage—Discover Brilliance
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An open access global search directory by @500womensci featuring women and gender diverse folks in STEMM. Join or start searching today!
Joined July 2019
RT @MmeKarrie: I can’t wait for @BrownPSPanthers students to see the new addition to the STEM room! #womeninSTEM
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RT @CU_CSDJ: CS student, Colleen Westerhaus, presented her research at the NeurIPS workshop on Medical Imaging Diagnostics in New Orleans e…
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RT @Tuliodna: A very happy day! Today, Arisha Maharaj and Yajna Ramphal graduate with BSc Honours in Bioinformatics & Computational Biology…
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RT @MarijaJelinic: @rebeccahritchie's years of hard work and success being recognised in today's Colin Johnston lecture at #HBPRCA_ASM2022.…
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RT @waynestatechem: Congratulations to Dr. Shakila H. Peli Thanthri! Shakila defended today at #WSUchemistry. She completed her work under…
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RT @francesarnold: #finally caught up with @CarolynBertozzi and Jennifer @doudna_lab #nobelweek #chemnobelles @NobelPrize https://t.…
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Do you work or study in any of the STEMM fields? Do you identify as a woman or gender diverse person? Gage might just be the place for you! Sign-up and get discovered for opportunities in media, research, conferences, events and more: #DiscoverBrilliance
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RT @Sydney_Science: 👏Congratulations to @sydney_physics PhD student @janetasalem, who has been awarded the 2022 Women in Engineering Ada Lo…
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RT @mstewartscience: ICYMI: @lieberrian & I shared our fave 2022 STEM Books for Kids on @scifri You can listen here:
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RT @waynestatechem: Thanks to Arundhati Nag for joining us today and sharing her research on “Harnessing the power of peptide macrocycles f…
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RT @Ri_Science: Did you see today's @GoogleDoodles celebrating Marie Tharp? The geologist completely revolutionised the way we see the for…
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RT @ZaarlyLiz: @Gage_500WS and @500womensci 500 Women Scientists is having an end of the FUN-raiser story telling event. Check it out, shou…
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The rejection of heteronormativity somehow threatens many’s idea of what a scientist looks like. I’m here to tell you that you can look like whatever the hell you want, and nobody worth working will doubt your abilities because of it ✨🪩💄
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Other things that get me through the lows of grad school: roller skating, road trips, pop culture obsessions, and so much more that has nothing to do with my research! Hobbies are reminders that we are more than our careers :)
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I’ve been told that grad school is not a good time to have pets, as they restrict what you can do in your early career and cost too much. I’m also not sure if there is a single thing that gets me through lows of grad school more than my 2 weird little aliens 🥰
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We still have a long way to go regarding equitable labor practices in the bio sciences. But through the power of mentorship, scholarships, and an increasing awareness of the needs of diverse students, we are very slowly moving the needle forward!
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