FANTASTIC WOMEN IN SCIENCE
This blog has two goals:
(1) To show love and respect to the women in science.
(2) To ask a standard set of questions that will help future scientists, their parents, and teachers know that:
(A) scientists can come from anywhere
(B) they can be and do so many things with a degree in science
(C) there is no "ONE PATH" to science. Just like that rainbow of sciences available to study, the journey to that knowledge is as individual as the person studying it.
I hope you like it! I love every bit of doing this blog!!
(1) To show love and respect to the women in science.
(2) To ask a standard set of questions that will help future scientists, their parents, and teachers know that:
(A) scientists can come from anywhere
(B) they can be and do so many things with a degree in science
(C) there is no "ONE PATH" to science. Just like that rainbow of sciences available to study, the journey to that knowledge is as individual as the person studying it.
I hope you like it! I love every bit of doing this blog!!
"Scientific progress is defined by people being stubborn in the face of the unknown. Be comfortable operating with incomplete information and identify the gaps in knowledge whether it's a book chapter you need to read or an experiment you need to do.
That is what scientists do."
-Christine Liu
That is what scientists do."
-Christine Liu