Lessons to my Younger Self: STEM Edition
Happy New Year! After participating in the #BLACKandSTEM major Tweets roll call last week I was inspired to share my top lessons to my younger self. Lesson to my Younger Self (STEM Edition):
Empowering Women in STEM
Earlier this year I shared a post about my reflections as Black Woman in STEM #AAWiSTEM. I know that there many women in STEM that read Mademoiselle Scientist who can relate to some of the things I mentioned in that post. Let’s go a bit deeper. Empowering Women in STEM:
7 Tips for Recent Science Graduates
In my last post I shared some gift ideas for recent science graduates. Now it is time for the top tips. 7 Tips for Recent Science Graduates:
10 Gift Ideas for Science Graduates
It’s graduation season. Cue Pomp and Circumstance. Looking for a nice gift for your recent grad? I have compiled a list of gifts that are both functional and unique so you can find the perfect gift for your science graduate. There is a gift here for everyone. 10 Gift Ideas for Science Graduates:
10 Gift Ideas for Scientists
The holiday season is here. Whether you are looking for a gift for a scientist, science enthusiast or doing a gift exchange at work I have a gift for you.
5 Tips for Women in STEM
Depending on your industry being one of a few women in STEM is common. If you are a woman of color this is even more common. As more diversity initiatives and programs that support women in STEM are being created we are starting to see more changes. This is why it is important for us
The Power Hour
The life of a scientist is pretty busy. Between labs, meetings, conferences, association involvement and personal duties your calendar can look like a game of Tetris. Work is important. Life is important. Finding the balance is key. Many of us understand the struggle and this is where the Power Hour comes in. This is your
A Little Bit about the Scientist…
My name is Martina. I am a Toxicologist, Science Communicator and STEM Education Advocate who supports the next generation of scientists. I have worked with various professional scientific societies and organizations who are committed to broadening participation in STEM careers. My experiences as a researcher, science communicator, and doing education advocate has inspired me to