@RHULWiB

We are a network of @RHULBioSci students, researchers and staff supporting #WomenInSTEM #WomenInScience #EquityinSTEM

 England, United Kingdom
Joined October 2018
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Lydia Hanna@Dr_Lydia_H12 Nov 2024
Fantastic speaker lined up for our RHUL Women in STEM @RoyalHolloway @RHULBioSci @RHULWiB, Dr Eleni Hadjicosta @nariaa, talking about Grad Medicine & PCOS #WomenInSTEM #PCOS
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RHUL Biology@RHULBioSci25 Oct 2024
Congratulations to Dr Sofia Castelló y Tickell (@SofiaAtSea) who has been named a 2024 prize recipient of the @SciCommAwards given by @theNASEM in partnership with @schmidtsciences! Sofia won in the Research Scientist: Early Career category 🏆 nationalacademies.org/awards…
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Rafael J. Yáñez-Muñoz@RJYanezMunoz20 Jul 2024
Various things can make you proud as a PhD supervisor, but few are more rewarding than watching the graduation of a student who has faced more difficulties than most. Congratulations Dr @SaharAkbarivala, deserving @UoLondon @RoyalHolloway @RHULBioSci PhD holder! 10 years...💪👏👏
Dr Sahar Akbari Vala and Prof Rafael J. Yáñez-Muñoz in academic gowns at Sahar's PhD graduation on July 19 2024 at Royal Holloway University London

ALT Dr Sahar Akbari Vala and Prof Rafael J. Yáñez-Muñoz in academic gowns at Sahar's PhD graduation on July 19 2024 at Royal Holloway University London

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Rafael J. Yáñez-Muñoz@RJYanezMunoz19 Jul 2024
Graduation @RoyalHolloway, always a great occasion to celebrate our students' achievements. Very proud of my tutees Kate Calliss (top graduand in @RHULBioSci AND the uni overall), Nikoleta Koleva (best Biochemistry project); & #RareDiseaseDay coordinators Ash Adnitt & Grace Hagon
Kate Calliss receiving from Head of Department James McEvoy the Paxton Prize to the best graduand in Biological Sciences at Royal Holloway University London

ALT Kate Calliss receiving from Head of Department James McEvoy the Paxton Prize to the best graduand in Biological Sciences at Royal Holloway University London

Nikoleta Koleva receiving from Head of the Biological Sciences Department James McEvoy the Bramley Prize to the best project in Biochemistry

ALT Nikoleta Koleva receiving from Head of the Biological Sciences Department James McEvoy the Bramley Prize to the best project in Biochemistry

Ash Adnitt receiving from Head of the Biological Sciences Department James McEvoy the Contribution to Biosciences Prize

ALT Ash Adnitt receiving from Head of the Biological Sciences Department James McEvoy the Contribution to Biosciences Prize

Grace Hagon receiving from Head of the Biological Sciences Department James McEvoy the Contribution to Biosciences Prize

ALT Grace Hagon receiving from Head of the Biological Sciences Department James McEvoy the Contribution to Biosciences Prize

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LSE Impact Blog@LSEImpactBlog4 Jul 2024
Why are women cited less than men? #Bibliometrics wp.me/p4m9em-cVD
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#OTD 1945 Lorna Iris Scott (1895-1894) became a Fellow of the @LinneanSociety. She studied botany at Royal Holloway College under Margaret Jane Benson FLS (1859-1936). An account of Lorna’s life and achievements can be read here: eghammuseum.org/lorna-scott-… thanks to @EghamMuseum
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Lucy Houliston@LucyHouliston19 Jun 2024
Fieldwork season is here! As part of a research project I'm running in collaboration with @ProjectOrchard, I’ll be spending the next year collecting bees, beetles, butterflies, and soil cores from dozens of urban orchards in and around London! Supervised by @ElliLeadbeater1 🪲
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Chris Havergal@CHavergalTHE19 Jun 2024
It takes women almost 15 years longer than men to progress to full professorships at top UK universities on average, says study timeshighereducation.com/new… via @paddywjack

Women ‘take 15 years more than men’ to become professors

Analysis of Russell Group data says female researchers are more likely to stay at lower pay grades or to leave the sector

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Discover outstanding #WomenInScience and #WomenInSTEM like @celiaKconsult, @eirini_kaiserli, @Saunders_Lab, and @YoselinBenAlf! Hear their insights in our #Lectures & #Interviews playlist: shorturl.at/xBCKM 🌱💡 #PlantScience #IDWGS
Dr Eirini Kaiserli - Women and Girls in Science

ALT Dr Eirini Kaiserli - Women and Girls in Science

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Steve Portugal@sjportugal197919 Feb 2024
Congratulations @hana_merchant for passing your PhD viva today with Minors! Thank you to @rwriesch1976 and Mike Scantlebury for acting as Examiners! Thank you @London_NERC_DTP for the funding, and @moleratsarego for the co-supervision. @RHULBioSci
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Women in Botany: creating a rich data resource on plant genera named to honour women, supporting research and recognition for their core role in science - publication from @SvMering @SandyKnapp @SiobhanLeachman et al. bdj.pensoft.net/article/1144…
Fitton, Elizabeth, and Sarah Mary Fitton (after whom the genus Fittonia is named). “Plate 2: Table of the Classes.” In Conversations on Botany. London, England: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1817. Public Domain Science History Institute, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Fitton_Conversations_on_Botany_Plate_2_Table_of_the_Classes_1544bp19x_m039k514g_dl_full_size.jpg

ALT Fitton, Elizabeth, and Sarah Mary Fitton (after whom the genus Fittonia is named). “Plate 2: Table of the Classes.” In Conversations on Botany. London, England: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1817. Public Domain Science History Institute, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/74/Fitton_Conversations_on_Botany_Plate_2_Table_of_the_Classes_1544bp19x_m039k514g_dl_full_size.jpg

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Lauren Cook@laurens_colours6 Dec 2023
1/4 - I've been busy making some engagement resources for the GenePools eDNA x Citizen Science project - I hope they might be useful for others too 😊->
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Royal Holloway@RoyalHolloway4 Dec 2023
The Disabled Women in Academia panel event brings together women with disabilities in academia at different stages of their careers. They will reflect on their journeys; what support is available and what still needs to be done in academia to empower women with disabilities. 1/2
A woman with a prosthetic leg stands with her arms folded looking off into the far distance. Behind her is a green circle, charts and graphs, outlines of clouds, and some plants at the bottom of the image.

ALT A woman with a prosthetic leg stands with her arms folded looking off into the far distance. Behind her is a green circle, charts and graphs, outlines of clouds, and some plants at the bottom of the image.

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Ursula Keller@UrsiKeller27 Nov 2023
Sexism in academia is bad for science and a waste of public funding We just published this paper in Nature Rev. Mater. (2023) today. doi.org/10.1038/s41578-023-0… An open access link is given under this link rdcu.be/dr6Pp
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RHUL Biology@RHULBioSci23 Nov 2023
Massive congratulations to @RHULBioSci's Prof @ElliLeadbeater1 who has been awarded @ERC_Research Consolidator Grant to study the ecology of animal cognition! 🐝 🪰 👏👏👏 #ERCCoG royalholloway.ac.uk/about-us…
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LSE Impact Blog@LSEImpactBlog23 Nov 2023
💥New: Female researchers are less influenced by journal prestige - will it hold back their careers? @schmal_w #AcademicPublishing #ResearchEvaluation wp.me/p4m9em-cGP
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Study finds female academics less likely to win prizes, even when the award is named after a woman phys.org/news/2023-11-female…

Study finds female academics less likely to win prizes, even when the award is named after a woman

A new study shows that female academics are significantly underrepresented in winning academic prizes and having awards named after them.

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Lucy Houliston@LucyHouliston23 Oct 2023
This summer, I traveled to northern Norway with @Huawei @HUAWEI_TECH4ALL to discover how AI is helping safeguard its ecosystems against a hook-nosed, humpbacked alien invader... 👽 Watch the video to learn more! @ReservaYLT @IntoTheWildPod @RHULWiB @RHULBioSci @NatGeoEducation
Huawei
@Huawei9 Oct 2023
Catching invasive species is challenging but also vital to preserving local ecosystems. With the help of #AI, researchers were able to eff-fish-ently identify and catch the invasive Humpback Salmon, giving the local Norwegian Salmon a better chance to thrive. Watch the story! #TECH4ALL #BetterTogether #Huawei
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Royal Entomological Society@RoyEntSoc10 Oct 2023
Maria Sybilla Merian travelled to Surinam in 1699 to study and draw caterpillars, producing 'Metamorphosis of the Insects of Surinam' the 1st book to picture the life cycle of #insects on their host plants. 7 insects are named after Merian #womeninSTEM #ALD23 #WomenArtists
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Royal Entomological Society@RoyEntSoc10 Oct 2023
Miriam Rothschild was a @RoyEntSoc member for 70+ years and its 1st female president. An expert on fleas, she complied 'An Illustrated Catalogue to the Rothschild Collection of Fleas'. She also worked as a codebreaker at Bletchley Park during WWII #womeninSTEM #ALD23
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