Let’s celebrate International Day of Women in Science 👩🔬 by showcasing the incredible work these 9 women are doing across the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Kenza Battaglia is a thermal engineer working at the European Space Agency who performs vacuum thermal testing and verification.
At @ESOobservatory Eleonora Sani combines her astronomical background with strategic planning to shape the operations of the next generation of astronomical observatories.
Ivette Bermudez Macias works at the @EuropeanXFEL. She helps scientists deal with huge amounts of data of Nobel-Prize-winning research.
Anna Radoslavova is a PhD student at @CERN who tackles challenges like noise studies and intra-beam scattering at the Large Hadron Collider (LHD).
Elena Fernandez Cano is a Structural Engineer working at @fusionforenergy. She’s helping Europe deliver fusion energy, replicating the process that powers the sun.
Marta Mirolo, a Junior Scientist working at the @ESRFsynchrotron shows how X-rays can help scientists to better understand their processes and materials.
Pilar Cano Megias is a post doctoral researcher. She works at the SMART tokamak project and she is a beneficiary of the @Euro-fusionOrg Researcher Grant.
Diënty Hazenbrink is a scientific officer working at @EMBLorg. She specialises in developing innovative high-throughput workflows to advance microbiological research.
Martina Sandroni, a Chemistry Laboratories Manager working at ILL Neutrons for Society, supports researchers in laboratories, even when handling toxic and delicate substances.
#ESA #STEM #WomenInSTEM
