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Such an incredible human and amazing #WomanAstro! 🔭🚀
#WomeninSTEM
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Want to support #WomeninSTEM? Don’t hold back an invite for something bc they’re pregnant/ just had a baby/ have a small child. People always say they’ll invite “later” but later never comes- let me lean on my support network and figure it out instead! 🔭🧪

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A tuxedo cat gazes lovingly at his owner who is dressed in a red sweater and is smiling into the camera. The cat has climbed onto the back of the chair that the human is sitting in, and the cat is perched perfectly and is looking at her smile. The cat and the person are in a greenhouse.

A tuxedo cat gazes lovingly at his owner who is dressed in a red sweater and is smiling into the camera. The cat has climbed onto the back of the chair that the human is sitting in, and the cat is perched perfectly and is looking at her smile. The cat and the person are in a greenhouse.

#Caturday #CatsofBluesky #CatsofBlacksky #WomeninSTEM

This bozo is standing on the back of my chair.

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#WomanAstro in the making. 🔭🚀
#WomeninSTEM
#WomeninScience

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#womeninSTEM 💪😀

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#WomenInStem #Women #Aging

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The Computers at Harvard College Observatory were among the greatest astrophysicists in history. That’s what happens when men think the only “real” science is theoretical and data analysis is beneath them. #WomenInSTEM

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In a year filled with challenges for women in science, AWIS supported members with grants, scholarships, learning opportunities, advocacy initiatives, a new career center, and more. Read all about it in the AWIS Annual Report. https://awis.org/awis-national-annual-report/ #WomenInSTEM

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Good read!

Always hits me that "computer" was a job description & title.

#WomenInSTEM

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1/ Shyamala Gopalan (1938–2009) was an American biomedical scientist born in India, whose work in isolating and characterizing the progesterone receptor gene stimulated advances in breast biology and oncology. #WomenInSTEM #WomanToday

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Gertrude Caton Thompson (1888–1985), the pioneering English archaeologist and Fellow of the British Academy renowned for her groundbreaking work in Egyptian prehistory (including distinguishing Neolithic cultures in the Faiyum depression) and her 1928–1929 stratigraphic excavations at Great Zimbabwe—which conclusively proved the site's medieval African origins, debunking racist colonial myths attributing it to Phoenicians or other non-African builders—poses in a classic black-and-white studio portrait from her mid-career years. The composed woman gazes directly at the camera with a calm, intelligent expression, her dark hair neatly styled in soft waves typical of the 1920s–1930s. She wears a light-colored blouse or dress with intricate embroidered zigzag and floral patterns along the neckline and shoulders. The soft, neutral dark background and subtle lighting highlight her dignified features and the fine details of her attire, capturing the determined spirit of a trailblazing scholar who advanced rigorous, evidence-based archaeology in male-dominated fields and challenging political contexts.

Gertrude Caton Thompson (1888–1985), the pioneering English archaeologist and Fellow of the British Academy renowned for her groundbreaking work in Egyptian prehistory (including distinguishing Neolithic cultures in the Faiyum depression) and her 1928–1929 stratigraphic excavations at Great Zimbabwe—which conclusively proved the site's medieval African origins, debunking racist colonial myths attributing it to Phoenicians or other non-African builders—poses in a classic black-and-white studio portrait from her mid-career years. The composed woman gazes directly at the camera with a calm, intelligent expression, her dark hair neatly styled in soft waves typical of the 1920s–1930s. She wears a light-colored blouse or dress with intricate embroidered zigzag and floral patterns along the neckline and shoulders. The soft, neutral dark background and subtle lighting highlight her dignified features and the fine details of her attire, capturing the determined spirit of a trailblazing scholar who advanced rigorous, evidence-based archaeology in male-dominated fields and challenging political contexts.

Archaeologist Gertrude Caton Thompson led the first all-female archaeological expedition in history in 1929.

She was one of the first in the field to use aerial surveys to identify sites, using them successfully for her famed work in Zimbabwe & Egypt. She died #OTD in 1985.

#WomenInSTEM (1/2)

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The 1925 Woman's World's Fair in Chicago - Chicago History Museum In 1925, the inaugural Woman's World's Fair was held April 18–25 in the American Exposition Palace in Chicago.

OTD In 1925, the first Woman's World's Fair in U.S. was officially opened in Chicago, Illinois, by Mrs Calvin Coolidge #womeninstem www.chicagohistory.org/the-1925-wom...

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#WomanAstro at work. 🔭🚀
#WomeninSTEM
#WomeninScience

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Tytti Suojanen. A Legacy in Technical Communication. Read the story of the Finnish woman who created tech comm in her country a.co/d/0gDZKOhN #TechComm #WomenInSTEM #WomensHistory #FinlandTechWriters

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The Harvard Computers standing in front of Building C at the Harvard College Observatory, 13 May 1913.

Photograph of the Harvard Computers, a group of women who worked under Edward Charles Pickering at the Harvard College Observatory. The photograph was taken on 13 May 1913 in front of Building C, which was then the newest building at the Observatory. The image was discovered in an album which had once belonged to Annie Jump Cannon. Image courtesy of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Back row (L to R): Margaret Harwood (far left), Mollie O'Reilly, Edward C. Pickering, Edith Gill, Annie Jump Cannon, Evelyn Leland (behind Cannon), Florence Cushman, Marion Whyte (behind Cushman), Grace Brooks. Front row: Arville Walker, unknown (possibly Johanna Mackie), Alta Carpenter, Mabel Gill, Ida Woods.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Computers#/media/File:Edward_Charles_Pickering's_Harem_13_May_1913.jpg

The Harvard Computers standing in front of Building C at the Harvard College Observatory, 13 May 1913. Photograph of the Harvard Computers, a group of women who worked under Edward Charles Pickering at the Harvard College Observatory. The photograph was taken on 13 May 1913 in front of Building C, which was then the newest building at the Observatory. The image was discovered in an album which had once belonged to Annie Jump Cannon. Image courtesy of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Back row (L to R): Margaret Harwood (far left), Mollie O'Reilly, Edward C. Pickering, Edith Gill, Annie Jump Cannon, Evelyn Leland (behind Cannon), Florence Cushman, Marion Whyte (behind Cushman), Grace Brooks. Front row: Arville Walker, unknown (possibly Johanna Mackie), Alta Carpenter, Mabel Gill, Ida Woods. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_Computers#/media/File:Edward_Charles_Pickering's_Harem_13_May_1913.jpg

Before Computers Were Machines, They Were Women. Here Are Six Places Where Human Computers Built Modern Science

by Diana Turnbow

www.smithsonianmag.com/blogs/smiths...

#womeninstem #computerscience

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Julie Cruse sharing her eye-opening experiences and insights into academic abuse. #academicabuse

One month ago today. buff.ly/0bawJOy
– 3 #SexualAssaults.
– 3 #Professors.
– Countless Threats.
– 0 Anonymous Reporting Options Under #TitleIX.

🪜 🎓 📜 🍎 ♀️ #PhDSky #Blackademia #AcademicChatter #AcademicSky #MeToo #HigherEd #PhDChat #WomenInStem

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Del Mármol, Okafor named 2026 Sloan Research Fellows They will receive $75,000 to support their research.

Please join us in congratulating ASBMB members Josefina del Mármol (@delmarmollab.bsky.social) and C. Denise Okafor (@cdokafor.bsky.social afor.bsky.social), who were named 2026 Sloan Research Fellows (@sloanfoundation.bsky.social) earlier this year!
www.asbmb.org/asbmb-today/... #WomenInSTEM

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Thank you, Poppy Northcutt!
#womeninSTEM

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Agree / Disagree?

#SexualMisconduct (using grades, funding, or degrees to obtain sex) = #Trafficking (using force, fraud, or coercion to obtain sex).

37 colleges with #Epstein ties tracked on #TheUList. Discuss.

🍎 ♀️ #PhDSky #AcademicChatter #AcademicSky #HigherEd #PhDChat #WomenInStem

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Ankita Sood, Christine Seeman, Justin Castilla & Lisa Lee have Spotlight Sessions this July at Nebraska.Code().

nebraskacode.amegala.com

#LangChain #DeepAgents #SubAgents #AI #OpenSource #EmergingTechnology #TechConference #ARIAComponents #Angular #FrontEnd #Nebraska #WomenInSTEM #womenintech

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France A. Córdova smiles in a professional portrait. The text highlights her achievements as NASA’s first female chief scientist and leader of the NSF, promoting innovation in science and engineering.

France A. Córdova smiles in a professional portrait. The text highlights her achievements as NASA’s first female chief scientist and leader of the NSF, promoting innovation in science and engineering.

France A. Córdova paved the way for future scientists as NASA's first female chief scientist and led the NSF, promoting innovation in science and engineering. Her work continues to inspire! #FamousScientists #ScienceLeadership #WomenInSTEM

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I prefer hearing about quantum tunneling from a #WomanAstro who knows what she's talking about. 🔭
#WomeninSTEM
#WomeninScience

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Erissa Duvall, Abbey Perini, David Handlos & Lindsey Hruby present more Sessions at Nebraska.Code() this July.

nebraskacode.amegala.com

#Technology #Innovation #Accessibility #WCAG #A11y #POUR #Metrics #SystemMonitoring #MilitaryTech #WomenInSTEM #Software #Data #WomenWhoCode #Nebraska

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#gshcounseling #authentic #diversity #hope #gratitude #aging #authentic #parentingautism #parentingautismhelp #WomenInSTEM #WomenInTech

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Two Gauchos just earned NSF Graduate Research Fellowships: Naomi Rehman in computer architecture and AI, and Rohil Shah in time-aware search systems. Congrats to each student!

www.cs.ucsb.edu/happenings/a...

#UCSB #ComputerScience #NSFGRFP #ComputerArchitecture #InformationRetrieval #WomenInSTEM

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#FlashbackFriday ✨ Most DEI efforts fail URM women in STEM by ignoring intersectionality. A 2015 framework for structural change is anything but outdated.

👉 dl.begellhouse.com/journals/005...

#WomenInSTEM #DEI

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Jerrie Mock standing in front of her "Spirit of Columbus" Cessna 180 plane that she used to fly solo around the world

Jerrie Mock standing in front of her "Spirit of Columbus" Cessna 180 plane that she used to fly solo around the world

4/17/1964 — Jerrie Mock, American aviator, becomes the first woman to fly solo around the world. At age 38, she flew a single engine Cessna 180 which she named “Spirit of Columbus”; the 23k mile, 29 day flight started and ended in Columbus, #Ohio. #womenshistory #WomenInSTEM #aviation #AvGeeks #OTD

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The education system is superior to the US public university system, especially for #WomenInStem and overall literacy rates

The people of a country are often much different than how their leaders are perceived

This is a reason for the USA & Israel hating #TikTok bc it shows Iran & China unfiltered

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Turkish industrial chemist Ayşe Saffet Rıza Alpar was born 123 years ago today. In 1932 she became the 1st Turkish woman to receive a PhD in chemistry (Remziye Hisar earned hers one year later), and the 1st woman university rector in the nation, authoring 5 books as well.

#WomenInSTEM #ChemSky 🧪

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Jerrie Mock - Wikipedia

OTD In 1964, Geraldine (“Jerrie”) Mock landed in Columbus, Ohio, becoming the first woman to complete a solo airplane flight around the world. #womeninstem en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerrie_...

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