
Duilia de Mello
Astronomer studying galaxy evolution
Checking an apparent discovery
Brazil · United States · Sweden
At 17, Cassia Hakakian Ozeris, a student at EIB Paris High School, began interviewing women around the world to explore careers in science and technology—and the possibilities for her own future.

Astronomer studying galaxy evolution
Checking an apparent discovery
Brazil · United States · Sweden

Astrophysics professor
Yale University
Looking for what telescopes miss
United States

Professor of robotics and artificial intelligence
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The robot that stopped and spun
United States

Biomedical scientist and professor emerita
Federal University of São Paulo; Brazilian Academy of Sciences
Understanding the experiment behind the kit
Brazil

Healthcare innovation leader
Closing gaps in healthcare
United States

Neuroscience communicator and author
Neuroscience Academy
Finding a wider view of neuroscience
Australia · New Zealand
Countries shown reflect connections recorded for each guest; they are not nationality labels or a single current residence.
Meet women who connect technical work with patients, customers and wider audiences.
Explore by work →Discover what researchers check—and what an early result cannot yet show.
Explore evidence and discovery →Explore changes of direction, new training and unexpected opportunities.
Explore career paths →The tasks, skills and preparation behind a job title.
Read the story →Different accounts of doubt, confidence and support.
Read the story →Five conversations about what results can—and cannot—show.
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