Happy winter, scientists! Temperatures outside are definitely dropping, and when it reaches 32 degrees Fahrenheit, liquid water is sure to freeze solid, right? Well...not always. Join us in honoring the cold weather with a fun demo that’s sure to topple everything you thought you knew about ice! https://girlstart.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/3_ecotarium.mp4
Jennifer Mieres is a board-certified nuclear cardiologist, an award-winning professor of cardiology, and an author. Internationally recognized as a leading advocate for women’s heart health and diversity in healthcare, Dr. Mieres’s passion is to educate and empower women to take charge of their heart health. For more than two decades, her efforts have been focused …
Kate McCarthy is a Senior Geologist at Golder and Professional Geologist in Texas. She always knew she wanted to be a scientist and discovered geology in college. In fact, Kate has been working in the environmental field for her entire career! An understanding of geology is critical to predicting how contaminants will move in the …
Megan has always loved being outside, from an early age picking vegetables out of her mom’s garden, up to her job now as a Senior Horticulture Manager at the Dallas Arboretum. She started volunteering with the Botanical Research Institute of Texas in 6th grade and continues to volunteer with them when she can. A Texas …
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