Here is the story of Shafi Goldwasser, a two time Gödel prize winner and a Turing award recipient who laid the groundwork for new solutions in the science of cryptography and innovative methods that only grew the field further.By A fellow women (trying to be) in STEM

Today we are speaking with Dr. Marielle Pellegrino, who earned her doctorate at the University of Colorado Boulder in Aerospace Engineering. There she studied how the Sun and Moon's pull cause chaos for debris and retired satellites at high altitudes. She now works at NASA's Johnson Space Center in mission design for SpaceX's Starship, the vehicle …

Here is the story of Natalie Robinson, a marine researcher and physicist who has made a significant impact on the understanding of glacial and sea ice in Antarctica.By A fellow women (trying to be) in STEM

Today we are speaking with Divya Tyagi, an aerospace engineering student at Penn State University in the Schreyer Honors College. She'll be entering her senior year, where she'll be focusing on her senior Capstone design project and writing her honors thesis on wind turbine aerodynamics. She completed one research internship last summer at Pratt & …

Here is the story of Bonnie Dunbar, a NASA astronaut with over 50 hours of flight time who made an impact on the space station Freedom's scientific operations. This program would eventually evolve into the International Space Station program.By A fellow women (trying to be) in STEM

Today we are speaking with Lauren Krapf, an account manager at Ansys Government Initiatives (AGI). Ansys is the global leader in engineering simulation. She studied aerospace engineering at Auburn University then specialized in astrodynamics and satellite navigation for her master's at the University of Colorado. She came to AGI after grad school a…

Here is the story of Tu Youyou, a Chinese pharmacologist who won a Nobel Prize for discovering artemisinin, a drug that can cure malaria. Through the unique context of looking into ancient Chinese medical texts, she and her team were able to save lives around the world.By A fellow women (trying to be) in STEM

Today we are speaking with Dr. Brittany Ladson, a current PGY-2 Emergency Medicine Resident in Michigan. She earned her bachelor's and medical degree at Michigan State University, and is a big advocate for women in healthcare and STEM.By A fellow women (trying to be) in STEM

Welcome to STEMpire's first episode! Here, we are sharing the story of social entrepreneur Regina Agyare, founder and CEO of the Soronko Foundation, including Soronko Academy, which teaches young people in West Africa, especially girls, skills in information technology and coding to take with them in the future. Though she was discouraged her entir…

Welcome to STEMpire! Be ready to be inspired by the innovation of women in STEM.By Naishu Vytla