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Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity.

Connecting women and opportunity

Womanthology is a digital magazine and professional community powered by female energy and ingenuity.

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Year: 2015

Popcorn

A bit of what you fancy..? The popcorntastic psychology of decisions about meals and snacks – Dr. Laura Wilkinson, Lecturer in Psychology at Swansea University
Geetha Srinivasan

Getting the chemistry right: Knowledge and innovation from all genders leads to better inventions – Dr. Geetha Srinivasan, Senior Research Fellow at Queen’s University Ionic Liquid Laboratories
Aoife Glass

Following my own unique career path: From natural hazards to science communication and cycling – Aoife Glass, Media & Events Coordinator for Soapbox Science
Monika Bohm

Science is for everyone: Increasing diversity among scientists and helping to protect global biodiversity in nature – Dr. Monika Böhm, Postdoctoral Research Assistant at the Zoological Society of London
Wasp

Setting up Soapbox Science: We can’t change policy, but we can change social norms – Dr. Seirian Sumner, Senior Lecturer in Behavioural Biology in the University of Bristol School of Biological Sciences
Hadron collider

Space: the final frontier? Encouraging more male physicists to engage with gender equality – Francesca Day, Researcher in the University of Oxford Department of Physics
Kathy Romer

Why physics needs the brightest brains from across the full cross section of society – Dr. Kathy Romer, Reader in Astrophysics at the University of Sussex
Dr Jaqueline Hannam

What lies beneath: Dirt. Science. Chaos – Dr. Jacqueline Hannam, Senior Research Fellow in Pedology at Cranfield Soil and Agrifood Institute
Pharmaceuticals

Solving problems and coming to better solutions by seeking diverse viewpoints – Dr. Rebecca Price-Davies, Lecturer and Research Pharmacist at Cardiff University
Lava

Never too late to learn: From credit risk to natural disaster risk – Dr. Carina Fearnley, Lecturer in Environmental Hazards at Aberystwyth University