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  1. Leading up to #IDWGS, we asked the SNOLAB community for recommendations of books written by or about women in STEM. They provided some excellent suggestions.  Have you read any of the books on this list? www.snolab.ca/news/interna... #WomenInScience2026 #EveryVoiceInScience

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  2. The UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science recognizes the achievements of and barriers faced by women in STEM. At SNOLAB we believe that diversity in people boosts research excellence and drives new, innovative ways of working. Learn more about #IDWGS: www.unesco.org/en/days/wome...

    International Day of Women and...

  3. Frauen machen Wissenschaft stark. 💪🔬Am BfR arbeiten 1.206 Menschen, davon 761 Frauen – das sind etwa 63 %. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft sagen wir: Danke!
    #WomenInScience #IDWGS

  4. Frauen machen Wissenschaft stark. 💪🔬Am BfR arbeiten 1.206 Menschen, davon 761 Frauen – das sind etwa 63 %. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft sagen wir: Danke!
    #WomenInScience #IDWGS

  5. Frauen machen Wissenschaft stark. 💪🔬Am BfR arbeiten 1.206 Menschen, davon 761 Frauen – das sind etwa 63 %. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft sagen wir: Danke!
    #WomenInScience #IDWGS

  6. Frauen machen Wissenschaft stark. 💪🔬Am BfR arbeiten 1.206 Menschen, davon 761 Frauen – das sind etwa 63 %. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft sagen wir: Danke!
    #WomenInScience #IDWGS

  7. Frauen machen Wissenschaft stark. 💪🔬Am BfR arbeiten 1.206 Menschen, davon 761 Frauen – das sind etwa 63 %. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft sagen wir: Danke!
    #WomenInScience #IDWGS

  8. To celebrate the International Day of Women & Girls in Science, NeuroCOV project interviewed our very own Tatiana Cajuso about what truly supports women in academia and how inclusive research environments can shape the way science serves society:
    neurocov.eu/news-events/woman-
    #IDWGS #WomenInSTEM bsky.app/profile/fimm-uh.bsky. #helsinginyliopisto #yliopisto

  9. To celebrate the International Day of Women & Girls in Science, NeuroCOV project interviewed our very own Tatiana Cajuso about what truly supports women in academia and how inclusive research environments can shape the way science serves society:
    neurocov.eu/news-events/woman-
    #IDWGS #WomenInSTEM bsky.app/profile/fimm-uh.bsky. #helsinginyliopisto #yliopisto

  10. To celebrate the International Day of Women & Girls in Science, NeuroCOV project interviewed our very own Tatiana Cajuso about what truly supports women in academia and how inclusive research environments can shape the way science serves society:
    neurocov.eu/news-events/woman-
    #IDWGS #WomenInSTEM bsky.app/profile/fimm-uh.bsky. #helsinginyliopisto #yliopisto

  11. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft rücken wir Chancengleichheit in den Fokus. 🤝 Mit unserer Gleichstellungsarbeit am IDS streben wir geschlechtsbezogene Chancengleichheit und die gleichgestellte Teilhabe von Frauen am Berufsleben an. Maßnahmen wie flexible Arbeitszeiten und Betreuungszuschüsse unterstützen die Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und familiären Verantwortlichkeiten. Für künftige Wissenschaftlerinnen bieten wir regelmäßig am Girls'Day ein Programm an. ⬇️ #IDWGS

  12. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft rücken wir Chancengleichheit in den Fokus. 🤝 Mit unserer Gleichstellungsarbeit am IDS streben wir geschlechtsbezogene Chancengleichheit und die gleichgestellte Teilhabe von Frauen am Berufsleben an. Maßnahmen wie flexible Arbeitszeiten und Betreuungszuschüsse unterstützen die Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und familiären Verantwortlichkeiten. Für künftige Wissenschaftlerinnen bieten wir regelmäßig am Girls'Day ein Programm an. ⬇️ #IDWGS

  13. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft rücken wir Chancengleichheit in den Fokus. 🤝 Mit unserer Gleichstellungsarbeit am IDS streben wir geschlechtsbezogene Chancengleichheit und die gleichgestellte Teilhabe von Frauen am Berufsleben an. Maßnahmen wie flexible Arbeitszeiten und Betreuungszuschüsse unterstützen die Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und familiären Verantwortlichkeiten. Für künftige Wissenschaftlerinnen bieten wir regelmäßig am Girls'Day ein Programm an. ⬇️ #IDWGS

  14. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft rücken wir Chancengleichheit in den Fokus. 🤝 Mit unserer Gleichstellungsarbeit am IDS streben wir geschlechtsbezogene Chancengleichheit und die gleichgestellte Teilhabe von Frauen am Berufsleben an. Maßnahmen wie flexible Arbeitszeiten und Betreuungszuschüsse unterstützen die Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und familiären Verantwortlichkeiten. Für künftige Wissenschaftlerinnen bieten wir regelmäßig am Girls'Day ein Programm an. ⬇️ #IDWGS

  15. Zum Internationalen Tag der Frauen und Mädchen in der Wissenschaft rücken wir Chancengleichheit in den Fokus. 🤝 Mit unserer Gleichstellungsarbeit am IDS streben wir geschlechtsbezogene Chancengleichheit und die gleichgestellte Teilhabe von Frauen am Berufsleben an. Maßnahmen wie flexible Arbeitszeiten und Betreuungszuschüsse unterstützen die Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und familiären Verantwortlichkeiten. Für künftige Wissenschaftlerinnen bieten wir regelmäßig am Girls'Day ein Programm an. ⬇️ #IDWGS

  16. Today, 11th of February, marks the United Nations' International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

    The @mpi_grav and the Institute for Gravitational Physics at @unihannover celebrate the event by highlighting female researchers and their work at the institutes.

    Explore our scientists' profiles at aei.mpg.de/idwgs.

    #WomenInSTEM #IDWGS #Physics #Research #Science #WomenInScience

  17. Today, 11th of February, marks the United Nations' International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

    The @mpi_grav and the Institute for Gravitational Physics at @unihannover celebrate the event by highlighting female researchers and their work at the institutes.

    Explore our scientists' profiles at aei.mpg.de/idwgs.

    #WomenInSTEM #IDWGS #Physics #Research #Science #WomenInScience

  18. Today, 11th of February, marks the United Nations' International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

    The @mpi_grav and the Institute for Gravitational Physics at @unihannover celebrate the event by highlighting female researchers and their work at the institutes.

    Explore our scientists' profiles at aei.mpg.de/idwgs.

    #WomenInSTEM #IDWGS #Physics #Research #Science #WomenInScience

  19. Today, 11th of February, marks the United Nations' International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

    The @mpi_grav and the Institute for Gravitational Physics at @unihannover celebrate the event by highlighting female researchers and their work at the institutes.

    Explore our scientists' profiles at aei.mpg.de/idwgs.

    #WomenInSTEM #IDWGS #Physics #Research #Science #WomenInScience

  20. Today, 11th of February, marks the United Nations' International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

    The @mpi_grav and the Institute for Gravitational Physics at @unihannover celebrate the event by highlighting female researchers and their work at the institutes.

    Explore our scientists' profiles at aei.mpg.de/idwgs.

    #WomenInSTEM #IDWGS #Physics #Research #Science #WomenInScience

  21. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “Since middle school, I found my interest in technical education and physics. As every science enthusiast, space was also my fascination since childhood. Later I did my Bachelor's and Master's degree in Instrumentation Engineering in India and really was interested to pursue research in Astronomical Instrumentation. When the new era of gravitational-wave astronomy is inviting the world, I couldn’t resist myself falling to its field and I am here.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  22. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “Since middle school, I found my interest in technical education and physics. As every science enthusiast, space was also my fascination since childhood. Later I did my Bachelor's and Master's degree in Instrumentation Engineering in India and really was interested to pursue research in Astronomical Instrumentation. When the new era of gravitational-wave astronomy is inviting the world, I couldn’t resist myself falling to its field and I am here.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  23. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “Since middle school, I found my interest in technical education and physics. As every science enthusiast, space was also my fascination since childhood. Later I did my Bachelor's and Master's degree in Instrumentation Engineering in India and really was interested to pursue research in Astronomical Instrumentation. When the new era of gravitational-wave astronomy is inviting the world, I couldn’t resist myself falling to its field and I am here.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  24. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “Since middle school, I found my interest in technical education and physics. As every science enthusiast, space was also my fascination since childhood. Later I did my Bachelor's and Master's degree in Instrumentation Engineering in India and really was interested to pursue research in Astronomical Instrumentation. When the new era of gravitational-wave astronomy is inviting the world, I couldn’t resist myself falling to its field and I am here.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  25. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I chose to learn physics in my high school. To me, it has always been thrilling to study how things function and build up from simple principles to complexities. As a child I was fascinated by the stars, the moon and the planets and that's where it all started and lived on. I felt motivated enough to do physics in B.Sc. and M.Sc. Currently I am working in the regime of space-based interferometry as a PhD student. I always love how pursuing physics helps a person in developing a problem-solving aptitude.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  26. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I chose to learn physics in my high school. To me, it has always been thrilling to study how things function and build up from simple principles to complexities. As a child I was fascinated by the stars, the moon and the planets and that's where it all started and lived on. I felt motivated enough to do physics in B.Sc. and M.Sc. Currently I am working in the regime of space-based interferometry as a PhD student. I always love how pursuing physics helps a person in developing a problem-solving aptitude.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  27. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I chose to learn physics in my high school. To me, it has always been thrilling to study how things function and build up from simple principles to complexities. As a child I was fascinated by the stars, the moon and the planets and that's where it all started and lived on. I felt motivated enough to do physics in B.Sc. and M.Sc. Currently I am working in the regime of space-based interferometry as a PhD student. I always love how pursuing physics helps a person in developing a problem-solving aptitude.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  28. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I chose to learn physics in my high school. To me, it has always been thrilling to study how things function and build up from simple principles to complexities. As a child I was fascinated by the stars, the moon and the planets and that's where it all started and lived on. I felt motivated enough to do physics in B.Sc. and M.Sc. Currently I am working in the regime of space-based interferometry as a PhD student. I always love how pursuing physics helps a person in developing a problem-solving aptitude.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  29. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “Be open to all the opportunities in research and choose your own path independently.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  30. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “Be open to all the opportunities in research and choose your own path independently.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  31. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “Be open to all the opportunities in research and choose your own path independently.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  32. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “Be open to all the opportunities in research and choose your own path independently.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  33. What measures that target women and girls in science would you care about and/or would you like to see realized in the scientific community?

    “I think we need more opportunities for scientists to plan their careers in the longer term, and more practical support for people who have children, so they do not have to choose between family and work. This of course affects all genders, but it is well-known that it disproportionately affects women and it is often a reason why women struggle to get to the top of their profession.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  34. What measures that target women and girls in science would you care about and/or would you like to see realized in the scientific community?

    “I think we need more opportunities for scientists to plan their careers in the longer term, and more practical support for people who have children, so they do not have to choose between family and work. This of course affects all genders, but it is well-known that it disproportionately affects women and it is often a reason why women struggle to get to the top of their profession.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  35. What measures that target women and girls in science would you care about and/or would you like to see realized in the scientific community?

    “I think we need more opportunities for scientists to plan their careers in the longer term, and more practical support for people who have children, so they do not have to choose between family and work. This of course affects all genders, but it is well-known that it disproportionately affects women and it is often a reason why women struggle to get to the top of their profession.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  36. What measures that target women and girls in science would you care about and/or would you like to see realized in the scientific community?

    “I think we need more opportunities for scientists to plan their careers in the longer term, and more practical support for people who have children, so they do not have to choose between family and work. This of course affects all genders, but it is well-known that it disproportionately affects women and it is often a reason why women struggle to get to the top of their profession.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  37. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “In science, and especially in physics, you learn one thing above all: that you know very little. But that's what we build knowledge from: step by step, we search our way forward, navigate through the darkness and sometimes find ourselves in a dead end. That can sometimes be upsetting, especially since people hardly talk about it. Yet, it is completely normal and it happens to everyone. Be brave, be patient and have faith in yourself, even if you sometimes feel like you are standing still.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  38. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “In science, and especially in physics, you learn one thing above all: that you know very little. But that's what we build knowledge from: step by step, we search our way forward, navigate through the darkness and sometimes find ourselves in a dead end. That can sometimes be upsetting, especially since people hardly talk about it. Yet, it is completely normal and it happens to everyone. Be brave, be patient and have faith in yourself, even if you sometimes feel like you are standing still.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  39. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “In science, and especially in physics, you learn one thing above all: that you know very little. But that's what we build knowledge from: step by step, we search our way forward, navigate through the darkness and sometimes find ourselves in a dead end. That can sometimes be upsetting, especially since people hardly talk about it. Yet, it is completely normal and it happens to everyone. Be brave, be patient and have faith in yourself, even if you sometimes feel like you are standing still.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  40. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “In science, and especially in physics, you learn one thing above all: that you know very little. But that's what we build knowledge from: step by step, we search our way forward, navigate through the darkness and sometimes find ourselves in a dead end. That can sometimes be upsetting, especially since people hardly talk about it. Yet, it is completely normal and it happens to everyone. Be brave, be patient and have faith in yourself, even if you sometimes feel like you are standing still.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  41. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “An entry to physics is like an entry to the never-ending adventurous journey, both beautiful and challenging. If my childhood fascination is turning a reality, then certainly will be yours. All we have to do is simply do what you love, enjoy the game and chase your dreams.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  42. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “An entry to physics is like an entry to the never-ending adventurous journey, both beautiful and challenging. If my childhood fascination is turning a reality, then certainly will be yours. All we have to do is simply do what you love, enjoy the game and chase your dreams.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  43. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “An entry to physics is like an entry to the never-ending adventurous journey, both beautiful and challenging. If my childhood fascination is turning a reality, then certainly will be yours. All we have to do is simply do what you love, enjoy the game and chase your dreams.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  44. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “An entry to physics is like an entry to the never-ending adventurous journey, both beautiful and challenging. If my childhood fascination is turning a reality, then certainly will be yours. All we have to do is simply do what you love, enjoy the game and chase your dreams.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  45. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I wanted to be an astronaut when I was 5 years old because I was so fascinated with space. I then chose to study physics (and not philosophy, in the end) in my last year of high school, because of the awe I felt when looking at the night sky and thinking about what was ‘out there’ in the universe. This motivated me to challenge myself by studying something I did not know much about.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  46. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I wanted to be an astronaut when I was 5 years old because I was so fascinated with space. I then chose to study physics (and not philosophy, in the end) in my last year of high school, because of the awe I felt when looking at the night sky and thinking about what was ‘out there’ in the universe. This motivated me to challenge myself by studying something I did not know much about.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  47. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I wanted to be an astronaut when I was 5 years old because I was so fascinated with space. I then chose to study physics (and not philosophy, in the end) in my last year of high school, because of the awe I felt when looking at the night sky and thinking about what was ‘out there’ in the universe. This motivated me to challenge myself by studying something I did not know much about.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  48. How and when did you choose to do physics?

    “I wanted to be an astronaut when I was 5 years old because I was so fascinated with space. I then chose to study physics (and not philosophy, in the end) in my last year of high school, because of the awe I felt when looking at the night sky and thinking about what was ‘out there’ in the universe. This motivated me to challenge myself by studying something I did not know much about.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  49. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “Ignore any and all discouragement, keep trying and just know that to have success in any field you must face rejection and adversity 90% of the time.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics

  50. What would you recommend to young women wanting to start a physics career?

    “Ignore any and all discouragement, keep trying and just know that to have success in any field you must face rejection and adversity 90% of the time.”

    #IDWGS #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM #Physics