Women’s History Month Featuring Dr. Marisa Chrysochoou
“As an educator, I focus on creating opportunities for more, people, including more women, to shape science and technology and to contribute to a better
“As an educator, I focus on creating opportunities for more, people, including more women, to shape science and technology and to contribute to a better
This month’s Women in Science Saturday has partnered with the Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair. Four incredibly talented young women will showcase their project achievements.
Inclusion without equity: the need to empower Indigenous genomic data sovereignty in precision health.” –Krystal S. Tsosie, MPH, MA, PhD Krystal Tsosie (Dine/Navajo Nation),
“Building an airplane from a kit and flying as a child, I longed to understand the physics, application and reach of flight. I see no
Women only make up 28% of the STEM workforce, but why? Society’s standard allows the male-dominated field to discourage women from pursuing related careers in
The scientific field of genomics is relatively new compared to other STEM fields. It wasn’t until 1871 that a man by the name of Friedrich
Today, we join the world in celebrating International Women’s Day, which aims to spread the message of gender equality, while working together to make the
A report by Zippia noted that in 2019, only 28% of Software Programmers were women, and they were paid on average $4,500 less a year
At our recent Virtual Gala: Thank You Science, we recognized the outstanding individuals and organizations who are active in their communities, inspiring lifelong learning and making
More than ever, we need a robust pipeline of qualified future employees. Jobs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields — statistics, advanced manufacturing,
The Connecticut Science Center’s Women in Science initiative encourages girls and young women to pursue studies and career paths in science, technology, engineering, and math