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In Conversation with Jack Fisher
Having graduated from the University of Copenhagen with an MSc in Global Health, Jack Fisher has a variety of experiences working within academia, intergovernmental organisations, non-governmental organisations and industry. Today, Jack works at Bayer in their Consumer Health Division developing initiatives in access to healthcare, climate and health as well as broader sustainability efforts across the company. Here Jack talks about his work at the World Health Organisation (WHO), climate change and global health, being a disruptor, and the value of lived experiences to improve health outcomes.
In Conversation with Dr Amit Pujari
Dr. Amit Pujari is a biomedical engineer who researches medical device development and neurophysiology. A Senior Lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire, Dr. Pujari was recently announced as a recipient of the prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering/Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship. He shares his work and advice for aspiring engineers...
In Conversation With Daniel Coucerio
Daniel Coucerio, an environmental educator and conservationist, is passionate about connecting young people with nature and empowering rural communities. In an interview with the Youth STEM Matters Team, Daniel discusses unique projects, such as using drones to monitor Brazil nut trees in the Peruvian Amazon and creating an environmental education program in Colombia's Sierra Nevada. He emphasizes the need to link conservation with sustainable rural livelihoods and encourages young people to connect with like-minded individuals. Daniel's work underscores the power of collaboration and technology in advancing conservation efforts.
In Conversation with Dr Davina Derous
Dr. Davina Derous is a systems physiologist and a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Aberdeen, who is currently focusing her research on the study of genes between land and aquatic mammals. In a recent interview with the Youth STEM Matters Team, Dr Derous shared insightful perspectives on the effects of the environment on animal health, the differences between human and animal health, the future of the peer review process and the need to increase accessibility in STEM.
In Conversation with Skylar Grayson
Astrophysics PhD student and TikTok science communicator Skylar Grayson combines her field of research with a long-standing passion for teaching. In an insightful interview with the Youth STEM Matters Team, Skylar shares her thoughts on working in STEM, how her field can become more inclusive for women and minority groups, and the importance of communicating science and engaging a wide audience.
In Conversation with Sean Lim
Sean Lim works as a lab consultant and an associate lecturer of chemistry and pharmaceutical science at La Trobe University's Singapore campus, and has also set up a science communication website, For the Love of Science. In a recent interview, members of the Youth STEM Matters Team spoke to Sean and gained new insights from his experience in science communication, critical thinking and his career into STEM.
In Conversation with Amanda Obidike
Amanda Obidike is the multi-award-winning Executive Director of STEMi Makers Africa, where she’s on a mission to empower young Africans across 19 countries to become tomorrow’s changemakers through invention, creativity, and STEM. Interviewed by Youth STEM Matters Volunteer Team members Ericka Tamayo and Reeva Khokhar, Amanda shares her story and advice for young changemakers.
Vaccine Inequity: Perspectives of Global Youth
While several approved COVID-19 vaccines now exist, access to vaccines around the world remains unequal, with richer countries able to roll out vaccinations faster and experience quicker economic recovery. Tuong (Kathleen) Nguyen speaks to 4 young people from around the world about the issue of vaccine inequalities.
In Conversation with Nishigandha Kelkar
Working as the integration lead for displays on Boeing aircrafts, Nishigandha (Nishi) Kelkar is an aerospace engineer currently working at Collins Aerospace. Alongside being part of the team digitising the cockpit systems of a Boeing 777x, she is also the founder of the startup Project LaunchPad. In an insightful interview, our Volunteer Team spoke with Nishi about her work and achievements.
In Conversation with a GP Surgery about the COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 has turned our world upside down, and as of July 28th 2021, 4,183,365 people worldwide have died from the virus. The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) has been a force for good throughout the pandemic, with a vital role played by primary care staff. Jahnavi Giridhar interviews a team of GP surgery staff to dig deeper into the true story of primary care NHS staff and COVID-19.
In Conversation with Dr Natisha Dukhi
Dr. Natisha Dukhi has been working for over a decade as a medical scientist and public health researcher in South Africa and globally, with specialisms in human anatomy, physiology, pathophysiology, and clinical nutrition. In an insightful interview, our Volunteer Team spoke with Natisha about her work and achievements.
A New Era of Science Education
Social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok have opened up new ways to give science communicators a voice. Glenn shares his views on how significant these are for the STEM youth and highlights the importance of accessible science resources.
In Conversation With Prof. Rana Dajani
Professor Rana Dajani is a multi-award winning and world leading researcher, who is currently a Professor of Molecular Cell Biology at Hashemite University in Jordan. She is also the Founder of the non-profit We Love Reading. Our Volunteer Team recently spoke to Rana about her life and work, both as a scientist and social entrepreneur.
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In Conversation With Yasmin Ali
Yasmin Ali is a multi award-winning chartered chemical engineer who is currently working as an Energy Innovation Project Manager in the UK’s Government Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy. Our Volunteer Team recently got the chance to speak to Yasmin (via video call) about her work and achievements.
In Conversation with John Sutor and Carlos Mercado-Lara of SciTeens
John Sutor and Carlos Mercado-Lara are co-founders of the non-profit SciTeens. They spoke, via a video call, to some of our team members about their journey & achievements in establishing SciTeens, and gave an insight into their future plans.
In Conversation With Dr Imogen Napper
Dr Imogen Napper is a marine scientist, a National Geographic Expedition Scientist and a Sky Ocean Rescue Scholar. She took time out of her busy schedule to speak to some of our team members about her research and career via a video call.