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CRISPR targets and removes or replaces pieces of genetic material.

CRISPR system could be the future of gene editing

By LAUREN PADILLA | April 25, 2019

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Actresses Spencer, Henson and Monáe played strong female scientists.

Inspirational film depictions of women in STEM

By LAUREN PADILLA | April 11, 2019

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O’Keefe highlights the disparities in Native American communities.

Meet the Hopkins professor tackling health equity for indigenous communities

By LAUREN PADILLA | March 28, 2019

Seven groundbreaking black women in STEM

By LAUREN PADILLA | March 14, 2019

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Padilla thinks that media coverage of women in STEM has decreased since an uptick following Hidden Figures.

We must do better to recognize the contributions of women in science

By LAUREN PADILLA | March 7, 2019

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Cooke first received her degree in anthropology from Barnard College.

Discussing paleontology, bias and representation with Prof. Siobhan Cooke

By LAUREN PADILLA | February 21, 2019

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Blue Water Baltimore focuses on cleaning up the Harbor and streams.

Blue Water Baltimore’s Jenn Aiosa reflects on career

By LAUREN PADILLA | January 31, 2019

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There are frequently gender stereotypes that surround holiday gifts.

Giving holiday gifts that uplift women and fight gendered stereotypes

By LAUREN PADILLA | November 29, 2018

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Five women who changed the field of medicine

By LAUREN PADILLA | November 8, 2018

Three women who battled environmental issues

By LAUREN PADILLA | October 18, 2018

LAUREN PADILLA

CRISPR system could be the future of gene editing

Inspirational film depictions of women in STEM

Meet the Hopkins professor tackling health equity for indigenous communities

Seven groundbreaking black women in STEM

We must do better to recognize the contributions of women in science

Discussing paleontology, bias and representation with Prof. Siobhan Cooke

Blue Water Baltimore’s Jenn Aiosa reflects on career

Giving holiday gifts that uplift women and fight gendered stereotypes

Five women who changed the field of medicine

Three women who battled environmental issues

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