Kathryn explains some of the reasons why racial representation remains a challenge in the patent litigation field. Listen to the episode to find out more.

🎧New Podcast Episode🎧 Kathryn Plummer is a physics graduate but has been working in the legal field as a patent litigator. Join us on for this latest episode where Kathryn introduces us to this little known field. open.spotify.com/episode/49xk... #Physics #BWiSPodcast #BlackWomenInSTEM

There is still time to get your free Brunch Talks Live! Cambridge tickets #networking #BWiSNetwork #BrunchTalks

The #BlackInNeuroSeminarSeries is back! ✨ Join us Feb 27 for a talk by Dr. Tracie Canada (Duke University) on culture, research & more. 🧠 9AM PST | 12PM EST Register: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #BINSeminar

Brunch Talks LIVE! -Cambridge is back Join us for a morning of inspiring conversations, meaningful connections, and shared experiences with Black Women across science. 👉 Get your free tickes here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/black-wome...

AI may make our lives easier, but some tools can negatively impact the environment, social wellbeing and health of Black communities. Our blog post explores these ventures and how we can ensure AI is used for help, not harm. www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/black-communities-and-ai

🚨 Volunteers 🚨 Our podcast has achieved so much in the last few years but we are looking to build a team to take the podcast to new heights! If you are interested (or know someone who would be), why not take a look at our volunteer roles and apply. We'd love to hear from you!

The season of gift-giving is here! In this month's blog post, we've shared 12 gift ideas for Black women in science. www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/a-bwis-...

Dr Sope Wolff introduces us to the Equal Breath Priority Setting Partnership. Have a listen to the rest of the episode to find out more about the impact of respiratory health conditions. #BlackWomenInScience

Podcast alert🎧 Dr Sope Wolffs joins us on this episode to discuss respiratory health inequalities in Black communities. open.spotify.com/episode/0nkj...

🎉 Celebrating You 2025 is happening TOMORROW! ✨ The Black Women in Science Network can’t wait to welcome everyone who signed up for Celebrating You 2025. We are thrilled to have Tobi Rachel as our host for this year’s event!

There's only 📢📢 2 DAYS until #BiMWeek2025...have you registered? Secure your spot now. Pre-Register and Donate today: linktr.ee/BlackInMicro

We’re looking for neuro-inspired art for our 5th Annual Report! 🧠🎨 Submit your drawings, photos, microscopy, paintings & more by tomorrow, Sept. 30th! 🔗 forms.gle/mcW28wmzWF3jZy1c9 #5YearsOfBIN #Neuroskyence #BlackInSTEM #SciArt

We are excited to present the shortlists for the 2025 Nature Awards for Inspiring Women in Science. Congratulations to the thirteen excellent candidates who made it to this year’s shortlist. Read more about the candidates and learn more about the award: go.nature.com/46nlAWy #WomeninStem

📢Pdocast Snippet🎧: Part of Sophie’s PhD research explored the generalisability of public neuroimaging data based on White cohorts and applying them to ethnically diverse populations. In this snippet, Sophie mentions the importance of transparency in research findings.

🔊See our latest episode on the podcast with Dr Sophie Martin discussing the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, such as in dementia care. creators.spotify.com/pod/profile/...

📣 Podcast Recap🚨 Facial recognition systems pose great challenges for the Black community. Dr Mavis Machirori explained on a previous episode the significance of racial representation in technology development to reduce harms to affected communities. Why not revisit the whole episode? 🎧

🚨 Blog Alert🚨 The perfume industry is very diverse, but it may be difficult to choose personal fragrances. Research explains the structure of fragrances, why scents can change, and how we can enhance perfumes. Find out more in our new blog post: www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/scent-sations

📣 Podcast Recap🎧 The growing use of AI raises concerns of its ethics and safety. Why not revisit our conversation with Favour Borokini where she briefly discussed some of findings relating to the benefits and harms of AI use on Black women. #AI #BlackWomenInAI

🧬 On a previous episode, Sasha Henriques, a genetic counsellor, discussed the ongoing legacy of racism on the genetics field and gave an example of how problematic language continues to be used all this time later. Definitely worth another listen! #BlackWomenInScience

☀️ With good weather, why not take yourself and some friends into the great outdoors? On a previous episode, we explored the relationship between nature and mental wellbeing with Bushra Schuitemaker. Definitely worth a listen for a sunny walk in the park. 🌄 🥾 #hiking

🔊 Blog Post Alert🩸 Health services around the world have struggled for years to solve the growing issue of dwindling blood supply for transfusions. Scientists from Japan believe artificial blood may be the solution! Read more in our latest post: www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/artific...

Summer can be a great time to pick up new interests and skills. If you’re looking to make the most out of this summer and beyond, we’ve got some event ideas, tips and tricks to help! Check out our latest blog post: www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/summer-...

🌞UK summertime is here!🌞 Why not revisit our conversation with certified dermatologist Dr Mary Sommerlad where discuss the importance of protecting our Black skin, yes even wearing sunscreen! We also have some blog posts on this that you can read further!

Banning and removing mercury from personal care products includes understanding the social drivers behind why Black and brown women are inclined to use them. Here is Dr Irabor’s response to how we can move beyond negative social stereotypes and embrace our Blackness. 🎧 ⬇️

We’re trialling a weeknight evening edition of our usual Saturday Brunch Talks with BWiS - happening tonight at 7pm! It’s still the same come-as-you-are, safe space - open to all members of the Network (joining instructions are in your inboxes). We’d love to see you there!

🚨 New from @DiabetesUK: The Black Leaders in Diabetes PhD Studentship offers full funding for aspiring Black researchers. Click the link to learn more 👇 www.diabetes.org.uk/our-research...

🚨 🎧 Podcast alert: Dr Esohe Irabor, a public health scientist, joins on our latest episode to discuss mercury as a chemical of concern.

🚨 Podcast alter🚨 Simone (X) Braithwaite joins us from Newark, New Jersey to discuss the issue of toxic chemicals in personal care and beauty products! 🎧 creators.spotify.com/pod/show/bwi...

We can’t believe it’s already the final day of #BlackInBiophysicsWeek 2025! 🥹 We hope you’ve enjoyed our events and engaging with the #BIBPS community. But #BIBPSWeek is not over yet! 🚨 Don’t miss today’s #BIBPSSpotlight with the outstanding @drstarbird.bsky.social 🙌🏾 You can’t miss it!

🎧 What are the aims of neuroaesthetics research? Dwaynica (@dwaynica) tells us on our latest episode the historical significance of art within human cultures. Check it out to learn more! ⬇️

Hi everyone! It's Daniel and Eesha taking over for Jonesy lab at NYU! Meet our wonderful PI, Jonesy, an RNA structure enthusiast 🧬 Be sure to check out our lab website :) wp.nyu.edu/labjonesy/

🚨 Blog post alert 🚨 Why are cancer diagnoses in young people on the rise? Are there carcinogens in Black hair care products & braiding hair? What can we do about it? In our latest blog post, we explore these questions and more. ➡️ Read it here:

🚨 Podcast alert🚨 Dwaynica Greaves (@dwaynica) is a neuroaesthetician and she joins us on this episode to explain her work and journey. ⬇️ 🎧 creators.spotify.com/pod/show/bwi...

We were excited to join @mission44 x Google for 'Navigating Careers in Tech: Roles, Passions & Values.' It was an event filled with powerful conversations and inspiring insights.

We were excited to join mission 44 x Google for 'Navigating Careers in Tech: Roles, Passions & Values.' It was an event filled with powerful conversations and inspiring insights.

Here’s a snippet of Laila Fadli Dokkali telling us about a day in the life working in the Mercedes Formula One Team. Check out the rest of the episode to hear about Laila’s journey into the motor sports industry and what opportunities aspiring engineers can take advantage of.

Laila Fadli Dokkali, simulation engineer at Mercedes Formula One team joins us on this episode. You don’t want to miss it. creators.spotify.com/pod/show/bwi...

October is about to be my new fav 🥹. Let’s go!! #BlackInMicro

There's still time to apply for an Emerging Innovators Fellowship for scientists of Black heritage! If you’re ready to take the next step in your career and make an impact in the world of biomedical research, we encourage you to apply. Applications close 11 May 2025. Find out more 👇

Many tea drinkers link tea with comfort. Some researchers attribute this to social thermoregulation. In this post, we explore the theory of social thermoregulation & how tea can help people feel less lonely. Read it here: www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/cups-an...

In addition to helping to detect some health issues, scientists have found that stem cells found in menstrual blood can also help treat some diseases such as Alzheimer's Disease. Read more in our latest post: www.bwisnetwork.co.uk/post/menstru...

We’re back with podcast episodes and kicking off the year, we wanted to review 2024. Listen to our episode sum up! creators.spotify.com/pod/show/bwi...

AI models miss disease in Black and female patients | Science | AAAS www.science.org/content/arti...

📢Final information about the BWiS Brunch Talks Live! See you there

Join a vibrant and inclusive scientific community with this opportunity @mrclmb.bsky.social. Many cool projects to join! Please share! @blackinneuro.bsky.social @britsocimm.bsky.social www.nature.com/naturecareer...

Six award-winning female scientists highlight women who have inspired them by pushing innovative research and creating opportunities for others https://go.nature.com/43n0J5R

Black mental health matters! Learn more about Black Americans' contributions to the field of mental health & gain resources from @blackinanatomy.bsky.social on finding balance in leadership roles today: blackinanatomy.org/the-black-bo... mhanational.org/black-pionee... #BlackHistoryMonth #Anatomy25

🚨 1 WEEK TO GO! 🚨 🌟 a room full of inspiring black women in science—are you ready? 🌟 📅 8th March 2025| 📍 University of Cambridge 🎟 Free tickets – last chance to grab yours! bit.ly/bwisbrunch-c... #BWiSBru#BWiSBrunchTalks #IWD2025

Could you be amongst the next cohort of BiPS Summer Studentships? This year we want to ensure that it's more accessible for those from low economic backgrounds and ensure that there is adequate support from host labs. You can apply and learn more about the last cohort here: https://buff.ly/4b7frji