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Role Models

Positive female role models are important if we are to transform some of the preconceptions that the public, young girls, their teachers and parents have about who becomes a scientist, technologist, engineer or mathematician.

Could this be you? Become a role model with WISE and it will give you the opportunity to not only raise your own profile but also inspire more women and girls into STEM careers. We are currently looking for role models to feature on our New People Like me Goes digital platform. You can register your interest to be featured on the platform here.

Become a WISE member now to have access to these opportunities and make a real difference in the world of STEM.

Meet Hannah Dstl graduate

2 October 2017

Recognising that the work that I do is helping to ensure the safety and security of the country and its armed forces is a humbling and occasionally frightening thought

​Dr Charlotte Kemp

​Dr Charlotte Kemp - 2016 Chief Scientific Officer WISE Fellow

19 August 2016

"Physics isn’t just about how things work and why; if you can achieve an A-Level in Physics, you demonstrate many more skills, such as problem solving, critical thinking and the ability to apply logic to any situation."

Dr Gemma Sweeney, University of Huddersfield

Dr Gemma Sweeney: University of Huddersfield

6 June 2016

"Taking a career break doesn’t mean the end of your scientific career- far from it!"

Mauryn Chika Nweke

Chika Nweke: Biochemical Engineer at UCL

3 June 2016

"I have always loved discovering the best ways to impart knowledge to students"

Joanne Haskins running a workshop with a group of girls

Joanne Haskins: “Everyone can be inspirational”

17 May 2016

Most people would not realise that as little as 9 months ago I was too scared to give assemblies.

Orla Murphy, audio engineer at Jaguar Land Rover

Orla Murphy: audio engineer at Jaguar Land Rover

24 March 2016

I have always loved science and problem solving.

Vicki Jeffery

Vicki Jeffery: An internship with WISE

14 January 2016

The absolute highlight of my time working with WISE was the WISE Awards and Conference 2015

Julia Attias - PhD researcher – Space Physiology

Julia Attias: I always want to achieve what seems to be the unachievable.

13 January 2016

A day in the life of a PhD Researcher in Space Physiology

Stephanie Newman, Rolls-Royce PLC

Stephanie Newman - WISE Young Women's Board 2015/16

Airframe Integration Manager, Rolls-Royce PLC

Emma Thomas, WISE Young Women's Board

Emma Thomas - WISE Young Women's Board 2015/16

Analyst at Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA)

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