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Have you ever thought that your success has been the result of luck or timing? Perhaps you’ve felt like you don’t deserve to be where you are. You are not alone. Many people have imposter syndrome.

Meet Nicola who works in Decision Systems and Leadership at NewDay. Find out about her life growing up, her career, and future plans.

Meet Amy, a Principal CX Consultant at Alida, and find out all about what it means to work in Customer Experience!

Do you feel nervous when you’re presenting? Would you rather do anything other than speak in front of people? Find out how to make presentations easier!

5 facts and their explanations on medical physics

From doctorless exams to video games, find out 5 Ways Technology is Revolutionising Medicine.

Over the last couple of years, Stemettes and Siemens Energy brought together young women and non-binary people to increase their confidence and STEM skills, learn about careers at Siemens Energy, and raise awareness of all things Sustainability and Renewable Energies.

Here are some practical steps to help you stay calm and relieve stress during your exams.

Meet Jane Ashworth, the Director of Worldwide Strategic Channel partnerships at Lenovo and find out more about her life!

How can we use Artificial Intelligence in the aerospace field? Find out here!

What is AI? And how is it used in our everyday tasks that we might not be aware of?

Read this article to figure out whether a BTEC might be the right step for you!

What can you do with a maths degree? The endless possibilities for maths graduates.

Tania Wild is a Mechanical Engineer from South Africa. She specialises in the Radioactivity field of Nuclear Energy. Find out more about her work here!

Meet the woman known as Lady Edison, who had more than 110 inventions throughout her career and earned 49 patents.

With women underrepresented within STEM industries, Emma Rhodes, Head of Research and Development at Sterling Pharma, talks about her journey into a STEM career.

Hear from Oluwatosin to find out how to make STEAM work for you when you have Dyslexia.

Meet Charlotte, working in the Procurement function at Nestlé. Find out about how she got here and what her day-to-day looks like.

Meet Lattika, a Senior Project Manager at Alida, and find out more about what her day-to-day looks like.

Learn more from Nida about why stepping-stone roles are a great way to progress and why it is important to take a gamble.

Have you ever wondered what the future of app development looks like? Look no further than the low-code platform by Microsoft Power Apps. Read on to find out more…

Sara grew up in a small island in Portugal in 1985. Madeira is a well-known tourist destination located in the Atlantic Sea also known for its subtropical climate, botanical gardens and of course, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Meet Sarah, who provides us with inspiring quotes to carry through the day, to make sure you get the most out of STEAM.

Meet Jaz Rabadia and find out more about her career, as well as useful advice and more.

The Prime Video Leadership Academy aimed to show the importance of the soft skills that are equally as valuable and worthwhile if pursuing a career in STEM.

Which jobs actually use Pythagoras and how? Did you know that Pythagoras is used in construction, engineering and aviation?

Interested in Maths? Wanting to study it at university? Not sure if it is the right choice? Read this article to learn more.

Maths is everywhere! And yet, it can be tricky to identify exactly where and how maths is used. If you love maths and want to know how you could use it in your future career, read on!

It might seem tricky to work in a STEM field and be a full-time campaigner for women in STEM, too. For some people, like Mamta, it comes easily. Find out more about her journey here.

AI recognition is used across society, but there are concerns at how the technology could be abused. What are the dangers and how are the being tackled?

Meet Sam, a recruiter for MI6, and find out what they look for when hiring Intelligence Officers.

Meet Pauline who is a manager of the Prime Video Automated Reasoning team. Find out more about her day-to-day here.

Learn more about Dr Joanne Simpson, the first woman in the United States to get a PhD in meteorology.

Have you wondered who the first Chief Metaverse Officer in the world will be? Well, she’s here and she’s paving the way for other girls, young women and non-binary people in STEM.

A big buzzword around cyber security is the term ‘VPN’, but do you know what it means and why it is important?

Have you considered how companies stay ahead of the curve? At the beginning of 2023, Lenovo headed to Las Vegas to show off the latest innovative devices and solutions that they have created.

Have you ever wondered what Javascript is and whether it would be useful to learn? Read more here.

Have you ever wondered how large companies like Microsoft manage their security and prevent cyber-attacks? Meet a STEMtastic role model keeping us safe.

Danielle is a Software Engineer Apprentice at the intelligence agencies. Here, she talks about why she believes a mix of classroom and on-the-job learning is a great route to a career in tech.

Ifeoma is a Senior Technical Programme Manager at Amazon Prime Video and works with cross-functional teams to deliver features on the Prime Video app that runs on TV’s and living room devices

An article for young women who are worried that they’re not on the right path, or feel as though their extra-curricular skills are not helping them towards their chosen career.

Meet Julia, a Principal Solution Engineer from Alida. Learn more about her role, her day-to-day and her future plans.

Meet Christine from Thales as she explains to us why we should choose BTECs, A-Levels or Apprenticeships for our future careers.

Have you ever considered a career in engineering? We’ve included our top tips for breaking into the world of engineering as a young person.

In this article, meet Dinara who works as a channel professional at Lookout and has 15+ years of experience in the IT industry. Learn more about her role and what her day to day looks like.

Meet Product Designer and full-time dreamer Avantika from H&M Group. In this article, find out all about the world of product design, how it intertwines with technology, and how Avantika got to where she is today.

Did you know that you can be recognised by your heartbeat or your personality? Find out about how Artificial Intelligence is used to recognise people by a number of their biometrics.

‘Machine Learning’ and ‘Deep Learning’ have become buzz terms, with the rapid development of more sophisticated AI. But what is the difference?

Learn about Mary Somerville, who will appear on the next Scottish £10 note! She was also known as “The Queen of Nineteenth-Century Science”.

Learn more about Prime Videos’ Software Engineer Katrina including her day to day schedule and dreams for the future.

Whilst we are used to looking at the science of things we can see- the human body, the stars and the natural world- it can seem strange to try and understand the things we aren’t able to see without a high-powered microscope.

A geochemist originally from the Netherlands, Ellen’s interest in chemistry was sparked by her love for astronomy and using science to understand the world around her.

Anika was undecided about choosing one out of the many interesting career choices when she grew up. But found her calling towards Data Science overtime. Find out about her career in tech at the H&M Group.

Meet Danielle, a Recruitment Team Leader at MI6. Find out all about their role and what made them interested in it, as well as their experience as a black woman in the industry.

Meet Seed Trader Beth from ADM Agriculture and learn all about her role and day-to-day, as well as what it is like to work for ADM Agriculture.

Climbing the traditional corporate ladder, rung by rung, works for a lot of people. However, there are other options.

Did you ever wonder who the first woman to officially become an architect was? Meet Norma.

Meet Lily from GCHQ and find out what roles you can get after graduating if you have a mathematics degree.

Meet Dr June Bacon-Bercey, who became an expert on weather and aviation, as well as being the first African American woman to earn a degree in meteorology.

Find out what to look out for, good and bad, when you are attending university open days and choosing a course.

How can maths be used to model real life situations?

Meet Charlotte Briers who works as a Rolling Stock Retrofit (RSC) Director in the UK for Alstom. Find out more about what this role means and what it involves.

Meet Dorothy Pipet – a Design Engineer in Alstom’s Signalling Division. Learn more about what Dorothy does and her experience in UK Mainline Signalling.

Meet Kam from Prime Video and find out about her day-to-day life ensuring that software engineering teams can evaluate their code.

Going to a university open day can be quite overwhelming. I almost toured the country on open days so hopefully with this all this travelling, I’ve picked up some good strategies along the way.

You have up to 10,000 taste buds, spread over your tongue, mouth and throat. Each taste bud contains between 50 and 100 taste receptor cells, which respond to different substances in your food.

Did you ever wonder if dinosaurs sound just like they do in the movies? Well, Scientists have joined the conversation to sayn “Probably not”.

Meet Layal Liverpool and their PhD research which focuses on investigating how human cells recognise and respond to infection by viruses.

Natasha is the Global Head of Partner Engineering at Amazon Prime Video, and one of the Top 50 women working in Technology worldwide.

Meet Dr Leanne Melbourne, a Postdoctoral Fellow at the American Museum of Natural History focussing on how climate change will affect the structural integrity of marine organisms.

Graduates having a change of heart about their future career paths isn’t uncommon. Is it possible to pursue a STEM career with a non-STEM degree?

Going to university is an exciting new chapter in your life. At university, you’ll have the opportunity to meet like-minded people, maybe even move to a new city and delve much deeper into your subject.

Students have lots to juggle nowadays, not just their schoolwork. Focus on the end goal and try to visualise what you are trying to achieve!

Dr Diana Dupont-Roettger is a Principal at APEX Ventures Capital, a company that invests in start-ups in medical technologies.

Tessa is a Neurocognitive Development Scientist. She researches the development of vision in normal and atypical development in children.

Whether you are planning to go abroad or have a staycation sorted, here are 2 ways you can make the most of summer 2022.

Stephanie Kwolek proved herself as a very talented scientist since she invented a new material in 1965 now known as Kevlar.

Mature students often find it difficult to get back into the swing of studying. Every year, thousands of mature students make the crucial decision to continue their education

For October Explore 2020, Stemettes were joined by the wonderful Caroline Bedford and Jasmine Shell from DXC Digital Minds. They told us all about the London Insurance Market and what insurance really means.

Because of the complexity of some insurance claims, there are a number of different jobs in the market.

Learn more about what software development involves, how to get into the field as a student and the skills you need to excel as a software developer.

The first woman of Indian ancestry to travel to space was an American astronaut and mechanical engineer Kalpana Chawla.

Nicol Caplin is a Deep Space Exploration Scientist at the European Space Agency, find out more about what she does in her role.

Want to learn more about not only Earth but all the other planets and the geology behind them? Earth and Planetary Science might be for you!

Valentina Tereshkova is the first woman in space, she spent almost three days in space and orbited Earth 48 times.

If you have ever been interested in applying for an American university whilst living in the UK and you’re not too sure where to begin, take a look at our guide to applications for American universities.

Whether you’re going for a semester or a year, there are some things you need to know before you study abroad. Read this post so that when the time comes, you feel prepared and confident.

Meet Alexandra and her journey into STEM from dreading maths class to loving coding. Now Alex works for Limejump and continues to code.

It appears in almost every aspect of life and careers in STEM are increasing at an amazing rate. But that does not mean you need your whole career planned out before university to be able to work in a STEM field.

Moving to a new secondary school can be a daunting process, there’s a lot to get your head around so we are here to break it down and help you get through this big move.

Did you know that a female junior engineer helped the Allies win WW2? Find out more here!

Meet Tiera, a structural analysis engineer at Boeing and NASA.

We met role model Deirdre, a product engineer at Evervault. She shared with us her knowledge of cryptography: what it is, how it works and why it’s so important.

A Research and Development Engineer can work in manufacturing, electrical, or science-based fields. They test, develop and redesign ideas.

“I have always had a great passion for maths and chemistry and found that a chemical engineering degree covered this and a whole lot more!”

Can you solve this science crossword? Fill the squares with letters, forming words or phrases, by solving clues, which lead to the answers.

For February Explore 2021, we heard from Leila Powell from Panaseer about how we can keep ourselves, and those around us, safe online.

For October Explore 2020, Stemettes were joined by the Cybersecurity enthusiast Vibha from Covea Insurance where she gave us all the Cybersecurity tips we could need.

If you don’t know what your school offers, guess what – you have to ask. Your teachers may know or will be able to find out the school’s current policy regarding work experience. 

Dr Kate Bridge, Head of Physics at a school in Elstree shares advice from students and teachers about how to be successful in the move up to A-level.

World leaders are pushing to keep global warming below 1.5C. What would help is a way of storing renewable energy, such as big batteries. 

On the 28th of October 2020, Stemettes spoke to STEMazing role models from Anglo American. They discuss their roles and the inspiration they wish they had been given when they were younger.

As part of our bootcamps, we spoke to Kiu Sum about why networking is so important.

As part of our Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, we heard from Temi Olukoko who works as a software developer, about what it means to have a professional online presence.

Meet the women who are breaking the bias and making waves in the entrepreneur space and leading the way for others to follow in their footsteps

June Angelides is on a mission to show that mothers and women of colour can participate in the tech and entrepreneurial fields.

Anna Perz works for ADM. Learn more about her career as a food scientist and how she discovered this niche career.

Learn all about Kate’s career journey from not knowing what to do, to science sales to her career today in data analysis at ION Group.

Louise graduated from university in French Studies and now works with ION Group where she manages clients who use their systems for trading.

A passion for STEM can help you stand out in a trading career. Don’t believe us? Meet the women in STEM from ION Group…

Climate change is a pressing issue for people worldwide, but Artificial Intelligence (AI) could be the key to helping save our environment. 

Meet Sarah Kirk, a Statistician at Roche. Get to know her and her career in this article.

Aachal is a Clinical Scientist in Late Stage Development at Roche. Get to know Aachal and their journey to their career.

It’s OK. Everyone makes mistakes, it’s human nature. Mistakes can be used as a good opportunity to learn, grow, nurture and lead.

The internet has become an integral part of our lives but everything we do creates data, some of which might be personal.

Unless you’re an absolute superstar, applying for a role that’s perfect for you, you’re still going to have some questions you will struggle with.

The finance industry isn’t like fashion, gaming or social media – you don’t have to prove that you have the most passion for the stock market if you’re going to be a great software developer!

Advances in tech have made anything we put online accessible by anyone. Exposing personal information about yourself on any platform is always a risk.

Meet Cat, the CEO of Limejump, a tech company managing a renewable energy network to deliver clean energy to businesses and homes across the country.

Life is incredibly hard and stressful at times. So, how do we stop feeling so much pressure and help us feel a little less overwhelmed? Here are a few tips.

Meet 2 women from Lookout, a cyber security company. Learn about how they got to where they are today and their advice for anyone interested in cyber security careers.

On the 27th of August, the last day of our Outbox programme, we were able to speak to Anne Seldon, people and technical leader.

For the final day of Outbox 2020, Stemettes spoke to four inspiring women who spoke to us about their aviation careers.

Amelia Earhart is one of the most famous aviators in the world. Learn more about Amelia and aviation records.

In February Explore 2021, Stemettes spoke to Liz Sparrow from the Department for Transport where she told us all about what it is like to be a Glider Pilot.

On the 29th of March, as part of our Easter Explore programme, we spoke to Jolanda Cameron who works as an Environmental Scientist.

Did you know that a 12-year-old girl called Mary Anning discovered some of the first dinosaurs fossill in Britain?

Global warming of the planet, also known as climate change, is one of the biggest challenges we face as a society.

Meet Nadine Gabriel, and learn all about her route through geology from interning to working as an Assistant Curator of Fossil Mammals.

Meet Lavinia Anghel from Akamai and learn more about how an understanding of technology can advance your career in sales.

It’s normal to feel nervous when you start a new job. Who doesn’t?! You want to network and make a good impression and settle in quickly, but you don’t know the in’s and out’s of your job or the organisation. We’ve all been there.

On any given day, I might learn about a new machine-learning algorithm or try a new piece of code. Or I might just have a chat with a colleague I’ve never met before. I also write a few reports and blogs and even give some presentations.

It’s midnight, and I’m still finishing an essay that’s due at 9 am. We’ve all been there. And we know that working all hours of the night and day isn’t good for anyone.

Meet Alex Virley and learn how important technology is in a sales role at a technology company like Akamai.

So you’re considering whether to move to a new school? Or you’ve already made your choice and are looking for helpful tips!

“You can choose to be all of those things and you can add more too. You have the ability to choose what you want each and every day of your life and that is a gift, cherish it.”

The university versus apprenticeship debate is a big one. University is more traditional, but more people are looking at apprenticeships.

On the 10th of August, the beginning of our Outbox programme week 2, we were able to speak to Tori Pearson, Engineering Manager at ASOS.

It can be so difficult to know what to do or who to talk to when you’re not enjoying your subjects. But don’t fear, Kristina Young is here to help.

As a twenty-something working professional, living a “productive lifestyle” is a common aspiration. But what does this “productive lifestyle” boil down to, and why can it improve your life?

Machine learning is a way to train machines to learn from data and make decisions about new data they come across.

Meet Dr Ayanna Howard and her robotic friends. Ayanna’s best robot is one that can explore Mars on its own.

When deciding what to do for her GCSEs, Abbie had no idea what to do, little did she know she’d soon become a spacecraft engineer!

It might seem like a simple process from thinking of a medicine to putting it on the shelves in a pharmacy or drugstore, but there are many different steps that go into it.

The term ‘healthcare’ encompasses many different careers. There will be some you will have most like heard of like paramedic, surgeon or a nurse, but here are three healthcare careers that are slightly less well known.

Faith is an immunologist and a 2018 TED Fellow. She has won many international prizes for her research on how humans acquire immunity to malaria.

The change from physical to digital events is one that will stick around. So, we have compiled a list of how to network on Microsoft Teams.

Discover the wonderful world of genetics and the small differences that make you, well, you! Anastasia takes us through the basics of genetic intelligence.

Meet Alex and learn all about the bioluminescence in animals.

We’ve asked women in STEM to write a letter to their teenage self to see what advice they would give. Today’s letter covers Physics, anxiety and accepting yourself.

Leopard geckoes can regrow their tails and their brains now!

Have you ever felt like you have too much on your plate- that your workload is getting bigger whilst your time is getting shorter? Have you ever felt like you are making loads of little mistakes you wouldn’t normally make? You might have suffered from burnout.

Hope Jahren is a geochemist and geobiologist and the author of Lab Girl, a book about Hope’s journey through science from Hope’s childhood through to her career in the lab today. 

It took me a long time to get past my blinking cursor. I did almost anything I could to avoid it. Looking out the window, making a tea, writing plans, checking social media… you name it, I did it. But over the years, I’ve learnt a few ways of getting past a creative block.

Susanne is a Cloud Specialist who wrote Women of Color in Tech, in 2020 with the aim to inform and inspire women of colour to pursue tech careers despite the challenges unique to women of colour.

In the process of applying to university, I discovered the apprenticeship on indeed. After further research, I realised it was the perfect opportunity for me! Jess is an Engineering Apprentice at Nestle.

Engineering is a broad term that encompasses 6 branches of engineering. Each branch offers exciting career opportunities where you can be creative, solve problems and explore how everyday things work.

When I was at school, I used to think that I knew what Engineering was. It was where people put on boiler suits, grabbed spanners and fixed machines… right? I didn’t realise how wrong I was until the start of Year 11.

Within engineering, there are so many different careers paths to go down, it can be hard to know where to begin. These 10 women in engineering could help you find your path.

During school, I found problem-solving tasks the most exciting and was drawn to Maths and Science. I was always interested to know how things worked in the world around us and how new things were created and designed.

Communication skills are the ways we give and take information from others verbally and non verbally. They are important in our daily lives and also when we enter the workplace.

“For my book, The Shuri Effect: Bridging the Gap for Young Black Women in STEM, I read loads of research, interviewed many generous Black women and reflected on my own STEM journey. All that (and many edits later), we have a book. These are 5 facts I learned while writing it.”

Here about a range of academic careers from our Associates panel in 2021, and learn about some of the different careers open to you in academia.

Our nerves can feel worse when we feel as though the people listening are bored, or as if they can’t wait for it to be over more than we do! Therefore, the tips here will help you to grab the interest of your audience and let your passion for your subject shine through.

Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell is an Irish astrophysicist famous for her discovery of ‘pulsars’

In honour of the International Day of Women & Girls in Science, let’s take a look at the most extreme science laboratories in the world.

As part of our Associates Bootcamp we spoke to Claire Price who is a Postdoctoral researcher in the BEACON project, about how you can prepare for a presentation.

Ann is a young inventor from Canada. Back in 2014, when she was only 15, she invented a torch that only uses body heat to turn it on. And this year she made it to the Forbes 30 under 30 to watch short list.

Rachel from Covéa shares their top tips which she has learnt throughout her journey of ups and downs: School and education can be tough but it doesn’t define you.

Here at Stemettes HQ, we love to discover new women in STEM and hear all about their STEM-azing research or their careers. So, we have rounded up some of our favourite TED talks by women and non-binary people in STEM to share with you.

A Korean-Candian roboticist on a mission to make ethics a core part of AI and robotics technologies

Time is an asset that we all have an equal amount of. But it seems that some people are able to use it better. Is it possible to learn that and where to start?

Do you want to expand your knowledge of STEM but don’t know where to begin? Well in this article we have compiled a list of our favourite podcasts by women in STEM to help you get started in the STEM podcasting world…

Meeting the UK Prime Minister. Witnessing first-hand how planes of the future are being developed. For Khadijah, choosing an aerospace degree apprenticeship with BAE Systems after completing her A-levels has led to all kinds of unforgettable experiences.

The cybersecurity industry offers so many opportunities for curious, eager problem solvers. Most importantly, it’s a career path that will only continue to become more valued in the years to come.

Gemme is Data Scientist in the UK Intelligence Services with a varied career which has largely been a mixture of programming, data analysis and data processing.

Choosing GCSEs, A-Levels, BTECs, etc., or even which degree to take can be difficult and stressful. So how can you make sure you make the right decisions without regretting them?

For our February Explore Programme, we heard from a number of STEMazing cybersecurity professionals on how we can keep ourselves, and those around us, safe online. For this session, we were joined by Roshni Mistry from Vodafone.

Zoe is a GCHQ Apprentice who gets asked a lot “what would you say to someone who’s thinking about joining as an apprentice?”. Zoe’s answer is always the same: take any opportunity offered to you.

Struggling to decide what it is you really want to focus your research on? Overwhelmed with the amount of choice? Unsure where to start? We know how it is.

(TW: Abuse) Dr Sue Black is a computer scientist born in Hampshire in 1962. She left school at the age of 16 and had three children. After leaving her violent husband, she found shelter in a women’s refuge with her children.

Do you ever feel like no matter how much you do, you can’t get to the bottom of your to-do list? The truth is, that we cant ever change time but what we can change is how we look at the time and how we use it.

Do you feel like some days you have all the motivation in the world, and then absolutely none the next? We feel you.

On the 20th of August, the end of our Outbox programme week 3, we were able to speak to Alexandra Crossley, Senior Director of Customer Success for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa at Alida CXM.

This zine article includes the information from our October Explore 2020 event when we were joined by Amy and Patrick from GCHQ.

This article discusses an excerpt from the talk given by Sunaina Aytan from E-Secure as part of Stemettes October Explore Programme. Sunaina tells us how our passwords may be breached and how we can prevent these attacks.

Black holes are something no one really knows much about. Black holes are mysterious, intriguing and unknown.

Sunita Williams is the second American astronaut of Indian heritage. She holds several records for her time in space. Find out more about these records and her life in this article.

The first step to exploring opportunities in STEM is by understanding what it is that you really want. What are your motivations? What are your strengths?

These 13 women passed the same psychological and physiological tests as the first men in space, so why did they never get to visit space?

If you are applying for a University undergraduate course in the UK, you will need to apply through a tool called UCAS. All UK based universities use UCAS for their applications and you can apply for up to 5 different courses or universities.

I am now working as a team leader in the field and am finding it so rewarding. It’s astonishing to think that last February I had no experience in this area

Most Importantly… Do Not Panic… I repeat, do not panic. The first and most important piece of advice we can give you is to not panic.

On the 6th of April, as part of our Easter Explore Programme, we spoke to Lilly from MONPLAS who is helping reduce and monitor the amount of plastics in our environment.

On the 30th March, as part of our Easter Explore programme, we were joined by the STEMazing Liz Sparrow, where we learnt all about her life and career.

On the 15th of April, as part of our Easter Explore programme, we spoke to Chelsea Tucker about her career and what it means to be a data scientist.

If you think of aviation careers, what comes to your mind? Is it a Pilot? Perhaps a Flight Attendant? Laura is here to tell you that there are so many more options out there for you to consider!

There are many things you will learn throughout your life. This letter covers only a fraction of that.

Sometimes it can be hard to know whether to prioritise experience or education when it comes to finding a new job, here is Marie’s advice on what she has found most useful.

Sadia was born and raised in Pakistan. She studied electrical engineering at the University of Engineering and Technology in Lahore. Since 2011, she has been working in sustainable energy.

On the 8th of April, as part of our Easter Explore Programme, we spoke to Dr Rasha Gadelrab about her career and what inspires her to be a doctorpreneur.

As part of our Associates programme, we heard from the Mathematics graduate Dionne, who explained how we can get the most out of our networking experiences.

Naoko Yamazaki is an engineer, former Japanese astronaut at JAXA, and the second Japanese woman to fly in space.

On the 9th of April, as part of our Easter Explore programme, we spoke to Lily Choi, a Mathematician from WeWork, who tells us about why it is good to be a mathematician.

Applying for new tech jobs can be a little daunting at times. So here are 3 tips if you are looking to join the tech sector.

Mary Wallace Funk is set to be the oldest woman in space on July 20th with Blue Origin. But who is she?

On the 31st of March, as part of our Easter Explore Programme, we spoke to Jessica Levett, a Scrum Master at Knowledge Expert, about how she got her senior position at 19.

On the 31st of March, as part of our Easter Explore Programme, we spoke to Jazmin Morris about all of her different roles, and how she uses her passions to make a difference.

On the 8th of April, as part of our Easter Explore programme, we spoke to Dr Rasha Gadelrab about what it means to have a portfolio career.

As part of our Associates Bootcamps, we spoke to Carla Riddell from Spirit Energy, who gives us the inside scoop on how to make our presentations the best.

Congratulations, you’re starting a new career. Scary isn’t it? Don’t stress. Help is at hand.

On the 15th of February, Stemettes heard from Vodafone as part of our February Explore programme. They told us all about CV’s including what a CV is, and why they help you land the job of your dreams.

Kristen is a marine biologist who studies Caribbean corals. Her work combines new and old technologies to help juvenile coral survive their earliest life stages.

Best of luck to everyone receiving their GCSE results today!

Dame Stephanie Shirley is an IT entrepreneur and also a philanthropist.

As part of our Associates Programme, we heard from Rachel Grant and Doris Webb from Computacenter who taught us their top tips for building a LinkedIn profile.

An important part of Job Hunting, this issue’s theme, is being able to stand out from the crowd. Dr Treena Livingston Arinzeh is a great example of this, her research in biomedical engineering makes her a well-known name in the field.

On the 15th of February, as part of our February Explore programme, Stemettes partnered with Vodafone to let you know everything about applying for jobs.

Teamwork seems to have become a buzzword these days. Let’s delve into why it’s so key in industry and academia.

Mari has, possibly, one of the coolest job titles we’ve ever heard of. Mari is a Cyber Ninja. Find out what this means and learn more about Mari.

On the 19th of February, as part of our February Explore Programme, Stemettes partnered with GCHQ to learn all about Steganography- or- the art of hiding in plain sight.

For our February Explore Programme, we heard from a number of STEMazing cybersecurity professionals on how we can keep ourselves, and those around us, safe online. For this session, we heard from Cyber Experts, Oge Udensi and Holly Walker.

On the 1st of April, as part of our Easter Explore programme, we spoke to Libby Denchfield from Standard Chartered about her job and about cybersecurity.

For our February Explore Programme, we heard from a number of STEMazing cybersecurity professionals on how we can keep ourselves, and those around us, safe online. For this session, we were joined by Amy and Patrick from GCHQ.

So you want to learn more about hackathons and what they’re like? You’ve found the right place!

Katherine (Kate) Okikiolu is a British mathematician whose research focuses on elliptic operators. She has lectured at many well-known American universities through out her career.

On the 17th of February, for our February Explore Programme, we spoke to Jacinda Fahey from G-Research on what it means to be resilient, and why it is an important lifelong skill.

We’ve all been there; trying to cram information for that exam that’s coming up, but nothing seems to be absorbed.

Leaving university is daunting; it’s a complete upheaval of your life and there’s an ever-present pressure to find a job.

When we were pulling together a Zine Issue around the theme of ‘Motivation’, we knew we had to include Sally Ride, the first American woman in space.

It’s one of the most common questions in an interview, so it’s a good idea to prepare for this question so it doesn’t throw you off.

With so many of us completing our coursework (and work-work!) from home, isolated from others, it is a particularly challenging time to navigate. So how do you stay motivated, especially in an era of such uncertainty?

On the 18th of February 2021, as part of our February Explore Programme, Manila and Mike came to talk to us about what Imposter Syndrome is as well as ways to reduce its impact.

When we were pulling together a Zine Issue around the theme of ‘Motivation’, we knew we had to feature Yewande Akinola and her amazing career and passion for engineering.

The short answer is both. But that’s not particularly helpful, so let’s take a deeper look.

Dr Nilanjana Datta is an Indian-born British mathematician working in quantum information theory.

For our February Explore Programme we heard from a number of STEMazing cybersecurity professionals on how we can keep ourselves, and those around us, safe online. For this session, we heard from Holly Walker- A Perimeter Security Analyst at Schroeder’s.

Most of us are working or studying from home at the moment. So how do you manage your time to make sure you still have time to relax in the evening?

Ok, so you know you want to be in a STEM career. You know that there will be challenges along the way as a woman. You also know you’ll have a career filled with opportunity and adventure!

Bettye Washington Greene was an American industrial research chemist. She is considered an early pioneer for women of colour in science.

On the 7th of August, Stemettes spoke to Leila Powell- a STEMazing role model working in Cyber Security. Here, she talks us through how large businesses manage their security and what they can do to prevent attacks.

On the 6th of August, Stemettes spoke to the STEMazing Holly Walker, a perimeter security engineer at Schroeder’s. She discussed with us the various ways in which organisations will protect their data online and how they detect attacks in real time in order to prevent damage.

On the 14th of August, Stemettes spoke to Serena Chana, a STEMazing product manager at Wonderbly- a business producing personalised children’s books. She spoke about what it means to be a product manager and why product managers are important.

Some students find it hard to choose which GCSE subjects to test in. If your school has a long list of them, you may have your pick of favourites. On the other hand, you might look over that list and wonder why the exams you want to sit aren’t on it.

Tu Youyou is a Chinese medical scientist, pharmaceutical chemist, and educator best known for discovering a cure for malaria, which saved millions of lives.

Alice Jacqueline Perry was a poet, a feminist and the first woman in Europe to graduate with a degree in engineering.

Find out what it’s like to be a Senior Operations Officer at GCHQ. Discover the variety in this role from analysis to cyber operations.

Interested in Astronomy? Read here to find out all about a STEMazing role model who discovered dark matter, amongst other feats in her career.

Do you ever feel guilty for spending more time on one than the other, and if so, how do you combat that?

On the 20th of August, Stemettes spoke to Lily Choi from WeWork. She explains to us what it means for her to be a mathematician, the different avenues a mathematician can take, and her top tips for becoming a mathematician.

So, you’ve completed the job application and you’ve been offered an interview, well done! Now let’s focus on your interview skills to get you that new job.

Yi So-yeon is a South Korean astronaut and biotechnologist who became the first Korean to fly in space and third woman to fly in space.

Today, most people know how widely we use computer programming in our world, but not many people are aware of those who pioneered this programming- one being Grace Hopper.

If you ever wondered who the first African American female Engineer to work at NASA was- look no further. Mary Jacksons career has inspired many, and is featured in the Hidden Figures movie and book of 2016.

STEM is such a wonderful and expansive field that is guaranteed to captivate anybody.

STEM-ers are born as well as made, we’re interested, we’re curious, we spend a lot of time asking “why?” Sometimes to the exasperation of friends and family.

The cybersecurity industry needs to hire 4 million people to meet current demand! Cybersecurity is one of the most diverse careers in STEM and is a brilliant career that touches every industry.

GCHQ stands for Government Communications Headquarters, and we’re one of the UK’s intelligence agencies (you might have heard of our partners, MI5 and MI6!).

Mary Feik was an American aviation engineer, mechanic, pilot, instructor and aircraft restorer.

Helen Sharman is a British chemist and astronaut who was the first British citizen to go into space who participated in a mission to the Soviet modular space station Mir in May 1991.

I’ve just finished a Maths degree and as much as I love Maths, I can tell you that studying it wasn’t always sunshine and rainbows.

“I have been asked many times, why the career change? I have been staring at these words on the page for 20 minutes ‘why the career change’, what do I say to that? Then I realised, it is not a career change, this is my career.”

Regina Bissai-Nzenza joined Stemettes to discuss her newfound love for HTML and explains to us the most common functions and attributes.

On the 13th of August, Stemettes spoke to two STEMazing women at the Manufacturing Technology Centre, Emma Sherriff and Maretva Baricot. They spoke to us about what it is like to be an engineer.

Katie Bouman is the first 29-year-old woman whose work has led to the first black hole photo.

Dr Jen Gupta is an astrophysicist (someone who uses physics to understand space) at The Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation at the University of Portsmouth who spoke to Stemettes on the 24th of August to discuss astronomy, light, and accessibility within the field.

When dealing with cyber security, it is important to understand what vulnerabilities there are, the different types, and how they can be prevented. Sunaina Aytan- a cyber security analyst at e-secure, tells us how.

From procrastination to coping with pressure, Phebe talks through her route to Research Technician.

GCHQ stands for Government Communications Headquarters, and we are one of the UK’s intelligence agencies. That means a lot of our work is TOP SECRET, so we can’t go into too much detail here!

In this letter, Emily has great advice for keeping yourself motivated and believing in yourself.

Limor is an electrical engineer and owner of the electronics company Adafruit Industries.

Sometimes the hardest part of a networking session can be thinking of questions to ask role models.

Stemettes were lucky enough to ask Dr Zakiya Whatley a few questions about her career in science so far.

This was a question from an Outbox 2020 study session, and it’s a hard one to answer. It requires inside knowledge, so here’s the scoop on this exciting career

Learn more about electric vehicles: the different types, their benefits and their drawbacks.

Vinita works for the European Space Agency as a Space Operations Engineer.

Stemettes were lucky enough to ask Dr Titi Shodiya a few questions about her career in science so far.

On the 24th of August, Stemettes had the opportunity to speak to the STEMazing Isabel Garvey, the managing director at Abbey Road Studios. She talks us through the skills she has gathered along the way to lead her to where she is today.

Knowledge is power! That’s why we’ve created a list of book recommendations, for all ages. Take a look at what we recommend for your age group.

Three STEMazing role models joined Stemettes on the 10th of August to tell us about the path they have taken throughout their life to where they are today.

On the 11th of August, Karisma and Mira from Bank of America spoke to us about their fast-paced jobs and busy lives, and how they incorporate self-care rituals and routines into their day to make sure they stay happy and healthy.

Head Stemette and podcast creator Anne-Marie Imafidon told us, on the 4th of August, about her career and what she thinks the future will look like.

On the 14th of August we heard from two employees at Bank of America, Sinead and Mimi, as they talk us through a day in their life.

Here are a few pieces of advice shared between colleagues and managers.

Amna Askari is a developer working in big data and software development. Here, she discusses with us what creative coding is, and how it can be used in all aspects of STEM.

As exams fast approach, here are some handy tips from members of our Stemette Society to help you through this exams season…

Hedy Lamarr, born Hedwig Maria Eva Kiesler, is the bright mind behind some of the most frequently used technologies today.

Find out more about the computer scientist who is using machine learning to improve healthcare.

Find out more about the day in the life of a software engineer at Leidos.

On the 19th of August, two STEMazing women from CMS talked us through their companies, as well as how they got there and maintained their confidence.

Anna was an Indian physicist and meteorologist.

On the 5th of August we spoke to Oge Udensi. Oge is a cyber security expert with experience working for many companies including Cisco. Here, she explains to us how we can protect our data online and why it is so important.

You’ve probably heard a million times by now that, learning a foreign language can improve your employment prospects.

On the 27th of August, Sam and Emily from GCHQ joined Stemettes to speak about their roles as data scientists, and how we can ensure we are staying safe online.

Before biochemist Elion’s pioneering work on rational drug design, the drug discovery process relied mostly on trial and error.

Like many others in year 11, you may be struggling to decide what to take for your A levels. One of your options is an Extended Project Qualification.

When we think about Science, what comes into most people’s heads is working in a laboratory.

So you already know the basics… You are prepared, you’ve done your research and have practised answering common interview questions.

On the 26th of April, Stemettes spoke to Dr Zanna Clay- a primatologist and fellow at The Linnean Society, to discuss her work, how she got there, what it involves, and the threats posed to great apes today.

On the 12th of August, Dr Suzie Imber took the time to speak to us about her eventful career and where it’s been, where it’s at, and where it’s going.

On the 6th of August, we heard from Chelsea Tucker, also known as Maths Chelsea, where she talked us through her career as a mathematician, including all its interesting twists and turns.

On the 21st of August, Elsa Ramirez from Leask Marine discussed with us the newly founded world of marine renewables and the ways in which they can benefit our world today.

GCHQ joined us for a few sessions of Outbox 2020. Here, Sam, a Data Scientist from GCHQ talks to us about finding your motivation.

Meet Sophia and find out what it’s like to be a Linguist at GCHQ and how she got here.

An agile mindset is the set of attitudes supporting an agile working environment.

Learn about Gillian’s career from studying Physics to CEO and co-founder of Cerebreon Technologies

Congratulations, you got an interview! Now it is time to prepare for it, here are a few tips on how to do it. 


On the 13th of August, Stemettes heard from three STEMazing mentors at Bank of America to hear about their skills, tips, and experiences with mentorship.

There are so many women in engineering who could have been included in this list, but here are some you might not have heard of before…

On the morning of the 7th of August, Stemettes spoke to a STEMazing role model- Krystina Pearson-Rampearee where she explains what being an engineer entails.

LinkedIn is a fantastic tool to use to network and promote yourself to potential employers, but it can be daunting when you first set up your profile.

Sometimes the most important skills for a job are soft skills. Here, Charlotte, an Associate Engineer, tells us more about the soft skills needed for her role.

Stemettes were lucky enough to catch up with Dr Nike Folayan to talk careers in engineering…

On the 12th August, Suzie Imber spoke to Stemettes to discuss her favourite planet -Mercury. She also describes the questions we have about Mercury and all the ways these questions are trying to be answered.

Dr Ellen Ochoa is an engineer and former astronaut.

Over the past few years, our planet has faced a plethora of environmental challenges. From global climate strikes to wildfires in Australia, we are more aware than ever about our impact on our ecosystems.

It was one of the most important discoveries of the 20th century… I bet you didn’t know it was a woman who discovered the structure of DNA?

Head of HR and Recruitment Edition. A letter covering everything from family, to university to believing in yourself.

Anita is an Aerospace Engineer from Glasgow, Scotland. Anita spent her childhood fascinated with science fiction, especially Star Trek and Doctor Who.

Choosing a university can seem quite daunting. There are a lot of factors to consider and many will depend on your individual preferences.

Cyber security careers are complex and many roles can be found with banks, retailers and government organisations.

The technology industry is taking steps towards becoming greener, but it still faces a threat of e-waste.

Our digital world needs a new generation to defend it. Enter CyberFirst: a programme dedicated to helping young people explore their passion for technology through the world of cybersecurity.

Robotics, AI and machine learning are not fuzzy concepts from the future, they are already here.

Writing a personal statement is a little daunting for all of us, so I’ve put together this guide of tips and tricks, which I picked up while writing mine. I’ve split these tips into three different sections: things to put on your personal statement, planning and writing, and editing. So let’s get into it!

The third woman EVER to win the Nobel Prize in Physics for her work with lasers.

Annie J. Easley was an American computer scientist and mathematician at NASA. She was also one of the pioneers who helped send a space probe to Saturn.

When people think of Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) they think of superhero movies and their extensive use of CGI to create villains and superheroes with elaborate special effects.

If you’ve ever wanted to start coding or are a professional, you can definitely follow these top tips to easily make you into a better programmer.

Natasha Carpenter is a Field Engineer who has been working with Vodafone for 10 years.

At Stemettes we believe in learning by doing, in this article, we have curated a list of online coding courses that allow you to get hands-on whilst learning.

There is a huge misconception that the only way you can get into STEM is through doing the traditional route which is completing college/sixth form and then attending university to study a STEM subject.

In computer science GCSE, you will be studying both theory and practical.

Writing a personal statement is a little daunting for all of us, so I’ve put together this guide of tips and tricks, which I picked up while writing mine.

Meet Dorothy Vaughan, a pioneering mathematician and one of the Hidden Figures of NASA’s space programme.

Let’s be honest no one really enjoys networking but it is definitely a crucial skill to help you build your career.

Read our interview with Geophysics Professor, Kathy Whaler

In our busy and technology focussed lives it is becoming more important for the next generation of school leavers to have an understanding of code.

A free online tool for you to trial out your new app ideas and designs using just your phone and a pen and paper.

Did you know that the Apollo Space Mission used seamstresses to program computers?

Ever get confused between Computer Science and Software Engineering? You’re not alone. This will clear it up for you.

We all love Instagram and spend waaaay too much time scrolling. So, why not follow these accounts to keep you inspired whilst scrolling?!

Is the fear of doing something keeping you from being your true self and living to your full potential? Here are several tips to help you believe in yourself…

Ada Lovelace was a British mathematician. She is widely considered the first person to write instructions for computer programs in the 1800’s!

These 7 women engineered buildings and we had no idea they were behind them!

Maggie Aderin-Pocock is a leading space scientist and a presenter of the BBC’s ‘The Sky at Night’.

This is a really important question that people do not ask themselves enough.

Here we will be focusing on artificial, or man-made satellites and the impact they’ve had on our daily lives.

Nina Tandon is an American Biomedical Engineer. Nina’s mother and siblings inspired her medical career. Her mother encouraged Science to Nina from a very young age. Whilst her brother has impaired vision and her sisters have issues seeing colours.

How many of these Nobel Prize-winning women have you heard of?

Asima Chatterjee is an Indian organic chemist, noted for her work in the fields of phytomedicine.

Deciding if you want to take a gap year is tricky, deciding what to do on that gap year is even trickier, Laura is here to help you.

‘Believe you can and you’re halfway there’ – ever heard that expression? There’s a lot of truth to it but believing in yourself is not always easy.

How many of these STEMazing women in maths have you heard of before?

Anne Pacros is a Mission and Payload Manager on the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Solar Orbiter mission.

Meteorology is the scientific study of the atmosphere that focuses on weather processes and forecasting.

Making decisions about the next stage of your education is always daunting, whether it’s your GCSEs, A-Levels or for further education.

From GCSE’s to university, Jennie discusses her journey to her career today as a Principal Engineer with some great advice you might also find helpful for your own careers.

Read this interview with Beth to learn more about her career as an Astronomer.

Delving a little deeper into what makes these careers so different.

It combines biology and engineering by applying engineering principles to medicine and healthcare.

Pooja is a Section Engineer working for John Sisk and Sons in their Civils UK Division.

Roma Agrawal MBE is an Indian-British-American Structural Engineer

Job searching can be tricky normally, but during lockdown, it’s all changed. Here are tips on how to have a successful job hunt on lockdown.

“Whichever internship you will find – go in open-minded. Arguably you will learn the most if you have to figure some things out on your own.”

Dr Mareena Robinson Snowden is a nuclear engineer and the first black woman to earn a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from MIT.

Fibonacci sequence is found by adding the previous two numbers of the sequence together. Have you spotted this in nature?

Adriana is a Marine Ecologist at the University of Newcastle.

From pollution detecting clothes to yoga pants that give you feedback, explore some of our favourite pieces

A 3 step-guide for how to help you decide what to do for A-Levels.

Yes, work does get boring. But this article will help you to keep work interesting and fun.

Shivvy Jervis is a Human Potential Futurist. She focuses on technology, science, psychology and sociology.

Wu was a Chinese-American experimental physicist who made significant contributions to nuclear physics.

Find out more about the study of the brain and the nervous system.

Ever wondered what to put on a CV? Look here for handy tips on how to ace your CV.

Meet Rajvinder, an Operational Risk Management (ORM) Analyst at ReAssure.

Organic Chemistry is a type of chemistry that studies the structures, properties and reactions of organic compounds.

The science behind plants blooming in spring.

Sophie Harker is an award-winning Aerodynamics and Performance Engineer for BAE Systems.

Astronomy is an important part of life as it enlightens us into what’s going on outside of earth.

The idea of joining a team of experienced programmers and trying to catch up on coding skills was daunting. However, a year on and I don’t regret it.

Sheila Scott OBE was an English aviator pioneer who broke over 100 aviation records.

“I want to share an example, when this woman did work experience in year 10, she asked for big things and got them.”

To be relevant to the industry you need to be learning and reading all the time.

Aerospace engineering is the field of engineering concerned with aircraft and spacecraft development.

An interview with computer science professor, Verena Rieser.

AppShed is a free online tool you can use at home to build your own apps and games.

Florence combined her love for Chemistry and makeup by becoming a cosmetic scientist.

Meet Dr Ozak Esu, an electrical engineer for BRE and winner of the IET Young Woman Engineer of the Year 2017.

We’ve compiled an ever-growing list of STEM resources for all ages to try at home.

Many people think work is meant to be boring, they don’t spend time figuring out what they’d like to do.

Orla Murphy is an engineering quality transformation manager with Jaguar Land Rover.

After a tool to help you analyse, understand and visualise data? Well, you’re in the right place

This is a list of handy tips to help you with funding.

Did you know Venus And Uranus Spin Backwards?

It’s very difficult to predict the future, and when you are trying to choose what to study for your future career, things get even more complicated and confusing.

Maryam Mirzakhani was an Iranian mathematician. She was honoured with the Fields Medal, the most prestigious award in mathematics.

Frankie spent the past 10 years as a producer, but when she produced coverage of the 2015 League of Legends Worlds Quarter-Finals for the BBC, she realised she could make gaming her career.

Kate Gallagher, a Clinical Researcher, talks you through some of the non-technical she has found most helpful in her career.

On the 17th of August, Jazmin, one of our Stemettes, walked us through how to use Tinkercad, a platform to create 3D designs. Being creative whilst working in STEAM is something that Jazmin is really passionate about, as she works as a freelance creative technologist as well as developing her own Virtual Reality experiences and text-based games.

Dr Louise Eisenhardt was the first neuropathologist. Learn all about Louise and neuropathology.

Dr Normi Mohd Yahaya is a Molecular and Structural Biochemist.

For British Science Week, we asked the members of the Stemette Society who should be included on a list of women in science everyone should know.

There are so many things to study in Chemistry from chemical reactions to living organisms. Here is a summary of the 5 main branches of Chemistry…

Apprenticeships and internships both give you hands-on experience in a particular field. Sometimes it can be hard to know where to begin when you’ve just started looking.

The more comfortable we feel talking about gender equality, the more it will become a reality.

Maths careers aren’t exactly always as expected as Chelsea Tucker tells us here.

I’ve heard this question circulating a lot. It’s something that I used to ask parents/ teachers/ career advisers when I was nearing the end of college.

Food engineering is one of the most multidisciplinary fields in engineering.

Jay Ann tells us about the barriers faced when gaming as a black female and the value for more young people of ethnic minorities to sign up to digital courses and shape gaming in the future.

Digital Marketing Manager Sonika talks about how she got into her career and provides some top tips on how to become a ‘Digi-Diva’ yourself.

Matt is the co-founder of London Gaymers, a company creating a safe space for the LGTBQ+ community in gaming.

Yes, I can definitely say that I have experienced self-doubt and it is normal to feel this way at times.

Mae Jemison is an American engineer, physician, and former NASA astronaut.

Find out all about Audio Engineering and meet some of the women in audio engineering.

Ever wondered ”what is data science and how can I get involved?” Don’t worry, Fatema has got you covered.

It’s a big decision to make, so let’s have a chat about choosing university courses. It’s a personal choice and shouldn’t be rushed.

Katy Toms is an accomplished Senior Civil Engineer for a global engineering firm WSP.

Discover how beautiful maths can be in the wonderful world of abstract maths.

Dr Bridgette Shannon is a chemical engineer at 3M. She develops groundbreaking products at work stemming from her love of chemistry.

Meet Tracy Chou, entrepreneur, software engineer and diversity advocate for tech.

Learn more about electrical engineering and if it’s a career for you.

There are so many different routes into STEM, so we asked our Stemette Society members “What routes are you taking?” and “What advice can you give to others who are also considering following this route?”

My career aspirations when I was in school were pretty changeable but generally tended to be somewhere between a vet, an archaeologist and a meteorologist. Towards the end of school, I settled on becoming a vet.

We’ve all seen the headlines about global warming. But what actually is being done to save our planet?

Do you know about the different STEM careers in the Navy?

My route into STEM was a little unconventional, and my ideal career is undecided as of yet.

Meet mathematician and pioneer for African American women.

It is now well-known that the earth is made up of several continents, but did you know that it was a woman who proved it?

I am going to break this down in 3 simple steps that I hope you will really help.

Interested in engineering but not sure which subjects will help you get there? This is the article for you.

My name is Leigh, and I’m a Quantitative Analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. A Quantitative Analyst (or a “Quant” for short) is a role with a skillset that sits in the intersection between mathematics, programming and finance.

An immunologist is a scientist or clinician who specialises in the immune system.

Dr Rose Amal is a Chemical Engineer. From 2012 to 2015, she was in the list of Australia’s Top 100 Most Influential Engineers. In 2014, she was the first elected female engineer in the Australian Academy of Science.

The gender gap in the UK STEM industry does mean that women are often the minority in their workplaces which can, of course, come with its challenges – but what work environment doesn’t have a challenge or two to navigate?

Meet Lucy who designs, engineers and 3D prints shoes to fit your feet perfectly.

We asked the members of the Stemette Society for the best piece of advice they’ve ever heard. So take a look for some words of wisdom.

It’s often said that most new jobs don’t already exist. On any list of ‘new’ jobs, you’ll likely find Data Scientist, Data Engineer or Data Architect.

When you think of the Space Industry, what jobs come to mind? Astronauts…maybe Engineers? Here are 7 Space Industry Job you probably didn’t know about, but 100% should.

“This is a question that my younger self spent many an hour worrying over when trying to decide whether to pursue engineering as a career or even just a degree.”

Meet mathematician, Dr Hannah Fry and learn all about her STEMazing career.

Apollo 11 was a historic achievement. But did you know that Katherine Johnson was instrumental to its success?

Ever since she was a young girl growing up in Arkansas, Angela Taylor believed her dream job was becoming a Hollywood actress.

Marta Di Nozzi works in music production, we caught up with her to learn more about music production and any advice for budding sound engineers.

We asked members of the Stemette Society to answer some of your questions about engineering…

Choosing your GCSE’s can be daunting as there are so many subjects to consider, here is some advice from Stemette Society members who have already made their options.

With the aim to shift the dial on diversity and inclusion in digital education and careers, the crew at DIGI-GXL teamed up with the Institute of Coding to be part of the CTRL Your Future campaign.

Meet Cat, a freelance 3D fashion designer and the founder of DIGI-GXL.

Meet Marcella, an audio engineer who has worked with Britney, DJ Khaled, Pink, Keri Hilson and many more.

We asked Stemette Society members how they came to decide which engineering course was for them.

Want to know more about coding but not sure where to begin? General Assembly is for you.

Is it ever too late to change your career, if you find a new passion? The simple answer to this is, no!

Nanotechnology is an umbrella term that encompasses all fields of science that operate on the nanoscale.

Meet Gillian Bullen, an aeronautical engineer who stresses the need for engineers in the world.

Iba is a young entrepreneur and Software Engineer. She’s also CEO and co-founder of TARA, the Intelligent Product Builder

By definition Engineering is ‘The branch of Science and Technology concerned with the design, building and use of engines, machines and structures’.

Finding the time to switch off in the evenings or at the weekends is important for us all. We asked the Stemette Society members:
How do you find time for some me-time?

Meet Yvonne and Catherine as they talk us through everything we need to know about a career in technical sales.

Merritt does what most people might call the impossible. She has a career in physics which most would not believe could be possible by the age of 31.

If you only take away one thing from this article, remember, to gain work experience, you have to ask.

She is not just a mathematician, she’s also an author and a classical pianist.

A new future also brings a new set of challenges, and that has always been true. But how can we future proof our skills for a job that doesn’t exist yet?

Physics often has a stigma attached to it of being useless in everyday life. The age-old questions “When do we even use this in real life?” or “How is this relevant to anything?” are no strangers in Physics classrooms

Gladys Mae West is an American mathematician and is often called the “Hidden Figure” behind the GPS system used in maps and navigation today.

Dame Zaha Mohammad Hadid DBE, was a multi-award winning Iraqi-British architect, who designed unique buildings all over. the world.

Did you know: behind every song is A LOT of maths

It can be difficult to know where to begin when deciding what career you want to pursue, so we asked the industry… What made you choose your career path?

If you’re looking for ideas about where to go for your work experience that will be STEM-related, we’ve got some inspiration for you.

Have you ever wanted to code, but could never find the right tool to do so? Meet Glitch and its endless possibilities.

Abigail Harrison, also known as Astronaut Abby, is a public speaker and STEM advocate. She also aspires to be the first human to go to Mars.

Wishing you all well as you receive your results today! This week we asked members of the Stemette Society for some advice on next steps…

All the best to everyone receiving results today. Earlier this month, we asked members of the Stemette Society for some advice…

We’ve asked women in STEM to write a letter to their younger self to see what advice they would give. Today’s letter comes from Karen Senior who works at HPE.

Is STEM education made for only highly achieving students? In a word, no. The STEM world is a big one.

I have changed my dream job many times and am still trying to decide. What did you want to be as a child and how much did it change?

World Emoji Day falls on the 17th July, here is the rundown of how they came so relevant in our day to day lives.

Did you know that we can use computers to help cure cancer? That is what Tasnia’s research focuses on.