Talking STEM with the women that shape it

In this 8th and final episode of this second series, Julia is speaking to wildlife from space associate researcher at British Antarctic Survey UK, Hannah Cubaynes. Join us to hear about Hannah’s fascinating research, the value of failure and other marine scientists that have inspired our guest!

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In the 7th episode, Ava is speaking with Krystina Pearson-Rampeearee. Krystina is a Senior Flight Systems Engineer at BAE Systems and is currently working on the Tempest Programme. She also runs her own business, called AviateHer where she sells Enamel pins to showcase diversity in STEM. Join us today to find out more about Krystina’s journey into STEM, the people that inspired her and her advice for anyone wanting to pursue a career in Engineering!

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In the 6th episode, Bana is speaking to Tiffany Dawson, a former mechanical engineer who is now a coach that has dedicated her career to empowering women with step-by-step frameworks to become confident, strategy-savvy and influential leaders.

From leading a team of 30 engineers at a global engineering consultancy at 27, struggling with imposter syndrome, and then finding a passion to help other female engineers, listen to Tiffany as she shares her exciting journey about taking back control of her career.

In this 5th Episode, Julia is speaking to Cecilia Nyström who is currently working as a Program Manager in data and analytics at Ericsson. From studying physics to using AI to make communication networks more sustainable, Cecilia has some great advice to share! Disclaimer: The opinions stated in this podcast are entirely her own.

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In the 4th episode, Natalie is speaking to Kate Walker, the founder of ExpHand Prosthetics. From studying Product Design Engineering at Loughborough University to starting her entrepreneurial journey that has revolutionised prosthetics for children, Kate shares her exciting journey and gives examples of some of the most innovative projects she worked on.

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In this 3rd episode of this second series, Julia is speaking to Atmospheric physicist, Dr. Joanna Haigh. From studying the sun’s effect on global warming to helping write the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) report on climate change, Jo shares her unique experience and gives some fantastic advice to aspiring scientists.

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In the 2nd episode of the second series, Uche is speaking to Veena Nair, a STEM teacher who has taught in three different countries. Veena is a multiple Science Talent Search award winner, and was recently recognised by the national body of technology teachers for her efforts to ensure that engineering subjects are recognised during Victorian University admission processes. In this episode, she shares her remarkable journey from studying Maths and Physics at University to becoming a teacher, and how she has been empowering girls to excel in STEM along the way. To finish, she gives some great advice to the girls listening who may be interested in pursuing a career in STEM.

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In the 1st episode of the second series, Natalie is speaking to Aeronautics Engineering PhD student and Gillian Skinner Award winner, Jennifer Glover. From her experience at school to her higher education studies and research on aeroacoustics as part of her PhD, Jennifer shares the different hurdles she overcame and gives some inspirational advice to young audiences looking to pursue an engineering career.

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In this eight and final episode I’m interviewing Rebecca Shaw about her fascinating career as a climate scientist, the revolutionary work of Rachel Carson, how you can drive change by following your passion and much more!

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In this seventh episode I’m talking to Paediatric registrar Hannah Cooper about her love for working with kids, the challenges she faces day to day and how she overcomes them. She also shares the stories of some fascinating women that have and continue to inspire her.

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In this fifth episode I’m talking to Structural engineer Petia Tzokova about her research, what she loves about her field, nuclear fusion and she finishes by giving some fantastic advice to all aspiring scientists.

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In this fifth episode I’m interviewing businesswoman Yvonne Mason OBE. Listen to hear Yvonne’s top tips choosing your career pathway, the importance of getting industry involved in education and how your skill set will be able to go cross-sector, global and even virtual!

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In this fourth episode I’m interviewing Physiotherapist Julie Sparrow. Listen to hear Julie’s fascinating stories about how she got into STEM, her experience working with Paralympians and much more!

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In this third episode I’m speaking to Biology student Mirjam Grebenc about being an ambassador for greenlight for girls, neuroscience, cancer research and the important role men have to play in getting more girls into STEM.

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In the second episode of the podcast I'm talking STEM with Mechanical engineer Rachel Lewis. We discuss space travel, the engineering design process and opportunities to give engineering a go!

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In the first episode of the podcast I'm joined by Arianna Rech as we talk biomedical engineering, human organs on chips, volunteering and much more!

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In this first episode, I introduce myself and the new greenlight for girls podcast Talking STEM with the women that shape it. Tune in next week for our first episode where I'll be talking STEM with biomedical engineer Arianna Rech.

Talking STEM with the women that shape it is a greenlight for girls podcast series where I will be interviewing inspiring female scientists and engineers about their fields, careers and fascinations. They’ll also be sharing fun facts and giving their top tips to all aspiring scientists!