Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science!
This year, I ask you to join me in recognizing who is not at the table (or even in the room!) and to speak out against systematic barriers that are keeping certain marginalized groups out.

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HAPPY DAY!!

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Today it is and we celebrate the legend that is a pioneer in the realms of Palaeontology and an inspiration to us all!

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On Day, let's remember Florence Nightingale, a 19th- century statistician and founder of modern nursing, who understood the benefits of hygiene and sanitation in preventing disease. https://t.co/qKzBSfjmp2

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Happy International Women in Science day! grateful for their discoveries and unwavering passion that helped them persist even when given no credit. Glad for the amazing in my life - let’s tag some of them and give them a big thanks! 🧬 🌱 🦠

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To celebrate here's two portraits I painted for my Women in STEM exhibition - Helen Sharman and Katherine Johnson. More here: https://t.co/Ja64tOUmhm 👩‍🚀🚀🌠

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Como la invisibilización de las mujeres en la ciencia es algo todavía muy presente, voy a hablaros de la persona más importante en la neurociencia actual: Suzana Herculano Houzel ()

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Spanish Women in Science is an illustrated portrait project to raise awareness of these remarkable women. This gallery is my tribute to them and all those women and girls interested in science.

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Since it's here are a few hard to swallow pills:

💊- If you get more women to join your department but don't have the structures in place to protect them against harrasment and discrimination, YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM.

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Sur 100 femmes, seules 30 ont des métiers scientifiques comme ingénieure, chimiste ou mathématicienne. Mais que l'on soit une fille ou un garçon, les métiers scientifiques sont pour tout le monde ! >> https://t.co/KWIMjJPHyq

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Here’s to the millions of girls around the world who have been inspired by women in science like and May you all achieve your dreams and guide us to a better future.

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publish less, are paid less for their research & don’t progress as far as men in their careers.

Meet 7 women who defied all odds & helped change the world for the better: https://t.co/YGl6HXnrEM

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Today is and a day that we focus on the extraordinary achievements of the many women in science.

Foremost for us, is Mary Anning... Faced with all manner of barriers imposed by the men of her time, nevertheless, she persisted.

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Virginia Alexander, physician, Philadelphian, pioneer in public health & social justice, was born in 1899. You can learn more about her in ' Doctor or Doctress: https://t.co/Hs1PzqPD7A

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The new post about INKcredible by features the mother of computing: The Amazing Grace!
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Happy birthday, Elizabeth Blackwell! The 1st woman in the US to receive a medical degree, Blackwell, born in 1821, championed women in medicine and opened her own medical college for women. More about her from .
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In this 1927 photo of the Dearborn Chemical Company offices, we know the names of only two of the women: Ella Cantlon stands at the door and Eva Vaughn sits at a desk on the far right. Explore images of in our collection: https://t.co/7lCIHqmOwM

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This week's features Ynés Mexia – renowned Mexican American who cataloged the rich of North & South America.

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