Hi, I’m Tamara Robertson. I’m a chemical and biomolecular engineer, science host, SAG actress, and wardrobe designer. If you can’t tell by my varied titles, I’m a quirky tinkerer and an avid collector of skills. The truth is that I believe Learning is Living and am always seeking out the next adventure in life. It’s …
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As a pilot, Shaesta Waiz knows the power of looking at something from a new perspective. It would be pretty easy to look at her accomplishments – from completing an around-the-world solo flight to founding an international non-profit that introduces girls to STEM – and think of her as exceptional. But Shaesta prefers to look …
Melissa Christina MÃrquez loves being a champion for misunderstood creatures. She is a marine biologist
She spends her days studying sharks and challenging preconceived notions. Melissa wants everyone to see beyond stereotypes, whether for her finned friends or her fellow women in STEM.
It was 1986 and Halley’s comet was making its once-in-every-75-years journey past the Earth. Two-year-old Emily was out in the backyard watching with her family. One look up at the star-studded sky and little Emily was hooked! Looking at the stars has since grown from a personal fascination into a career. That little girl is …
One out of 10 babies in the world are born premature and keeping them warm is often a problem in many developing countries. No baby should die from being cold,” “says Jane, who with her team invented the low-cost infant warmer. Jane spoke to Smore magazine and shared how she went about designing, testing and creating …
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