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Shubhangi Karmakar
Jul 04, 2019
Shubhangi is one of many from the LGBTQ+ community working in STEM. She is an Intercalated MSc. Molecular Medicine candidate in the Trinity Translational Medicine Institute between her undergraduate Medicine programme in Trinity. She researches how various gene sequencing technologies can help diagnose autism and disorders of brain development. (Photo: Elena Rossini)
Violet Karla O’Brien
Jul 04, 2019
Violet Karla O'Brien is one of many from the LGBTQ+ Community working in STEM. As a recent graduate of computer science in UCD, Violet has since taken up writing, part time work in coding academies and public speaking.
Alan Rice
Jul 04, 2019
Alan is one of many from the LGBTQ+ community working in STEM. He is a molecular evolution researcher where he gets to compare genomes of different species, looking for what’s remained the same for millions of years and what’s changed to figure out which bits are important.
Niamh Kavanagh
Jul 04, 2019
Niamh Kavanagh is one of many from the LGBQ+ community working in STEM. She is currently doing a PhD in Physics at Tyndall National Institute and her research focuses on building communications systems for the internet of the future. She has been named as one of “6 Rising Stars of Irish Research” and “20 incredible women leading the way to scientific advancement” by Silicon Republic (Ireland’s leading technology news service).
Lara Cutlar
Jul 04, 2019
Lara is one of many from the LGBTQ+ community working in STEM. She is a project manager for a pharmaceutical company and she manages the development of a therapy for a rare genetic skin disease called Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)
Shaun O’Boyle
Jun 13, 2019
Shaun works as a freelance science Communicator and Producer. His job involves working on public engagement projects and the varying aspects of them, including research and production.
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Molecular evolution researcher @alanmrice shares his #STEMCareer story as part of the #LGBTQ community and discusses how scientists are more than just a stereotype #LGBTSTEMDay
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For #LGBTSTEMDay, Physics PhD student and one of the “6 Rising Stars of Irish Research” @NiamhTalking90, talks us through the importance of attracting and retaining diversity in #STEM, find her profile at the Smart Futures website
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In the US, #LGBTSTEMDAY, the 5th of July can be written as 705, this is the wavelength of the colour red, representing life #LGBTQSTEMDAY #LGBTGIQSTEMDAY

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