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universeinthelab

Vor einer Woche besuchten über 80 Mädchen GSI/FAIR, um mehr über #MINT Berufe zu erfahren. Nach einer Campus-Tour konnten die Mädchen selbst forschen, bohren, löten und mehr!

Interessiert? Kommt in unseren SCIENCE POP-UP in Darmstadt!
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© L. Kurz, A. Dörr, K. Foos, A. Heise, GSI/FAIR, "2010 Pop" by Akira Sora, FMA, CC BY 4.0, Modified. “Frankfurt Airport arrivals/departures split-flap board” by iainmccurdy, from freesound, CC BY 4.0

media.gsi.deGSI Media Library - GalleryGirls Day 2025 - Girls Day 2025
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universeinthelab_en

New participation record at Girls’Day: 81 participants explore GSI/FAIR
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#science #womeninSTEM #MINT #WomenInScience

GSINew participation record at Girls’Day: 81 participants explore GSI/FAIR81 students aged between ten and 17 took part in this year's Girls’Day at GSI/FAIR. It’s the largest number of participants the Girls’Day has ever had on site at GSI/FAIR. On the day, the girls gained numerous impressions of everyday life at an international research center and found out about the accelerator facilities and experiments. Girls’Day is a nationwide day of action that encourages girls to explore professions in which currently only few women are represented.
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Project Gutenberg

The Nation’s First Black Female Doctor Blazed a Path for Women in Medicine. But She Was Left Out of the Story for Decades

After earning a medical degree in 1864, Rebecca Lee Crumpler died in obscurity and was buried without a headstone

By Ella Jeffries

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Rebecca Lee Crumpler at PG:
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Cover of A Book of Medical Discourses (1883) by Rebecca Lee Crumpler, M.D. ​The original 1883 cover of A Book of Medical Discourses by Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler is understated and formal, characteristic of 19th-century medical publications. It features the title in a classic serif font, centered on a plain background, with no additional imagery or elaborate design elements. The cover includes the full title: "A Book of Medical Discourses in Two Parts," followed by a brief description of each part's focus. The author's name, "Rebecca Crumpler, M.D.," is prominently displayed beneath the title, along with the publication details: "Boston: Cashman, Keating & Co., Printers. Fayette Court, 603 Washington St. 1883."
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jz.tusk

Hey there, all you Mastodoners who are interested in women in technology, and would like to support young women starting their sci-tech careers!

The Women in CompSci and Eng (WiCSE) chapter at Cal State Fullerton (CSUF) is in the middle of a 24-hour fundraising sprint. Your contributions made before 12 midnight (PDT) today (March 12) are eligible for all kinds of matching grants!

Check the details on the "Contributions" page:

titansgive.fullerton.edu/givin

CSUF Titans Give day of giving March 12
titansgive.fullerton.eduTitans Give - CSUF's day of givingLaunch Titan Opportunities March 12!
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Vermont Citizen Scientist

Even by age 6, kids believe boys are “better at science” than girls! How culture shapes expectations.cbc.ca/news/canada/compsci-gir
#education #womenInSTEM #womeninscience #stem #scienceducation

CBCBy 6, kids think boys are better than girls at computer science. These programs aim to change that | CBC NewsAt age six, kids are typically building up their reading skills and starting to discover interests, but some also already hold the stereotypical belief that boys are better than girls at computer science and engineering, according to a recent study. Initiatives both inside and outside schools work to counter gender biases, but educators say early efforts are needed to make STEM somewhere girls can thrive.
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