STEM Heroine of the Month: Katharina Zweig
Katharina Anna Zweig is a German computer scientist, professor at the Rhineland-Palatinate University of Technology Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU) and…
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Self-leadership as a future force
Self-leadership: the ability to consciously control oneself, act reflectively and regulate oneself well – emotionally, mentally and practically.
STEM Heroines Arena
The MINT Heroines Arena is the toughest MINT conference in Germany: We want to have real IMPACT right in front of us after the conference.
MINT Your Business
Here you'll find collected insights, experiences, and exercises from the graphic workshop. We're excited to see how this develops.
STEM Hero of the Month: Hayat Sindi
Hayat Sindi (born November 6, 1967, in Mecca) is a Saudi Arabian pharmacologist and biotechnology expert. Since 2012, she has been...
1 year of STEM heroines
The STEM Heroines are 1 year old! Celebrate with us. We invite all STEM Heroes and STEM Heroines, and bring your friends.
Interviews: International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Do you know any cool, living female scientists? Our STEM reporter Anna was at the STEM Networks annual conference and...
Egg Challenge: International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Sure, not always and only, but also: single-sex education! On International Day of Women and Girls in Science,...
Dr. Asha de Vos
First person from Sri Lanka to receive a PhD in marine mammal research. Conducted the first long-term study on blue whales in the northern Indian Ocean, former program manager at the International Union for Conservation of Nature and founder and director of the NGO Oceanswell.
Dr. Hayat Sindi
Dr. Hayat Sindi is the first woman from the Persian Gulf to receive a PhD in biotechnology, she is co-founder of non-profit Diagnostics for all and the i2 Institute for imagination and ingenuity, a UN Goodwill Ambassador and in 2013 was one of the first 30 women appointed to the Shura Council, which advises the Saudi Arabian King.