This perspectives piece is the first of many posts to come. Jess and I are working hard to develop a wide range of content, from issues-focused articles to in-depth interview pieces. We’re excited to see how this work develops, and we’d love to have you along for the journey!
I urge you to listen and reflect on their words, to think about the positions of authority and influence you may occupy, and to amplify the voices of the women in your fields. Equity in STEM comes from all of us working together—not apart. #WomensHistoryMonth#WomenInSTEM
I am so grateful for the amazing women who gave their time and talents to this effort: @rogerslabucd.bsky.social@sanjanacurtis.bsky.social , Dr. Prince, Dr. Venero Galanternik, Dr. Camacho, Dr. Léger-Abraham, Dr. Randall, Sonya Gupta, Sonia Yuan, Kaylee Brilz, and my collaborator & friend Jess
The section will be a part of my newsletter How We Talk About Science and our first piece will be released in the coming weeks—you won’t want to miss it! Make sure to subscribe now and get it delivered right to your inbox: open.substack.com/pub/isabella...
The National Portrait Gallery is definitely worth a visit! It’s housed in the same building as the Smithsonian American Art Museum, which is also amazing. Super accessible by Metro and right by Chinatown if you want to grab a bite afterwards!
Definitely still getting used to Bluesky after being on Science Twitter for so long, but I’m looking forward to developing a more permanent presence here! Nice to meet you too and thanks for the well wishes!
Hi! I'm a postbac researcher and (newly) freelance science writer based in DC. I recently started a Substack newsletter called "How We Talk About Science" which aims to make science more accessible/advocate for scicomm efforts! You can check it out here: isabellacisneros.substack.com?utm_source=n...
Hi Erik! Could you please add me to the Science feed? I'm currently a postbac in the Weinstein Lab at the NIH. Link to the website is here: www.nichd.nih.gov/research/atN... Thanks!