Posted in Female Scientists, Scientists, tagged Abbey from NCIS, Alternative lifestyle, Female Scientist Role Models, Female Scientists, Gothic, NCIS, Subcultures on March 25, 2011| Leave a Comment »
I think the answer is definately YES!! She is very smart, analytical, strong, sassy, someone who follows an alternative lifestyle and interests and holds her own amongst the men of the unit. I personally think she is an excellent positive image of alternative, individual, scientific, technologically minded people. As an alternative girl with a gothic past i find her very cool. What do you think?
Posted in Female Scientists, Role Models, Science, Scientists, tagged Dana Scully, Female Scientist Role Models, Female Scientists, Role Model, Scientist, Women in Science on March 24, 2011| 1 Comment »
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When I was in high school I was inspired by a strong, smart female scientist by the name of Dana Scully to become a scientist. And after years of study I eventually did!
Posted in Female Scientists, Lesbian Microbiologists, Lesbian Scientists, Microbiology, Queer Scientists, Scientists, Women in Science, tagged Microbiology on March 23, 2011| Leave a Comment »
As a microbiologist and a lady in love with another lady I am intrigued as to how many other lesbian / queer / gay microbiologists there are out there.
I would be very interested in hearing your stories and also what field of microbiology you have specialised in.
Posted in Female Scientists, Lesbian Scientist Role Models & the lack of these in Lesbian Media, Lesbian Scientists, Lesbians in Science, Engineering & Technology, Queer Role Models, Queer Scientists, Role Models, Scientists, Women in Science, tagged Lesbian, Queer, Scientist, Women in Science on March 21, 2011| 3 Comments »
Where are the lesbian scientist role models? We never hear in mainstream lesbian media about the achievements of lesbian and queer female scientists, medical researchers, doctors, engineers and technicians. Bring on the positive queer science role models!! Young queer women out there could benefit from hearing the stories of lesbian and queer scientists and other technological or health related professions.
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