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Vanessa Sanders started her career wanting to be a trauma surgeon, however, after some advice from a mentor, she became interested in chemistry, and actually became the first african-american woman to receive a PhD in Radiochemistry. Today, she works at Brookhaven National Laboratory, developing potential therapeutic agents for disease treatment.
- Elsa S.

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Carlotta Berry is an electrical and computer engineer,  specializing educational mobile robots and a strong force in recruitment and retention activities for underrepresented populations. She's a co-adviser in the Rose Building Undergraduate Diversity (ROSE-BUD) program, and co-directs the multidisciplinary robotics program. She's also an organizer and judge for FIRST robotics.

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Christopher Njeh has served as Chief Medical Physicist and Radiation Safety officer at Franciscan Health, Indianapolis. His major research of interest includes Osteoporosis, image-guided radiation therapy and accelerated partial breast irradiation.
-Anli

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Dr. Willie Hobbs Moore was an accredited engineer and physicist.  Dr. Moore attended the University of Michigan and became the first African-American women to earn a doctorate in physics. After earning her doctorate, Dr. Moore stayed at the University of Michigan as a researcher and lecturer. Dr. Moore than became moved to the Ford Motor Company and became an executive there. Throughout her life, Dr Moore worked as a tutor at the Saturday African-American Academy. She was also a large part in helping minorities enter STEM fields. Even though she passed away in 1994, her legacy lives on through the thousands of black women working in STEM.
-Josh

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Dr. Pablo Peixoto is an assistant professor of biology at Baruch College - CUNY. He studies and teaches about mitochondria and brain science!

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Charles D. Brown II is a American physicist and postdoctoral researcher at the universty of california. He made the levitated superfluid helium drop experiment. and graduated from yale university in 2019.

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Thomas A. Searles is an associate professor in Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago. His main focus of study is the magneto-optical properties of carbon nanotubes. He has Ph. D in applied physics and a B.S. in Mathematics and Physics.

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Dr. Jeanette Davis is a marine microbiologist, she is known for her work traveling the globe and speaking about ocean sciences, she has also written a childrens book "Science is everywhere, Science is for everyone". She has been featured in many magazines for her work in marine biology and she is known by "Dr. Ocean"
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Dr. Estella Atekwana obtained her B.S. and M.S. in Geology from Howard Univeristy. She then went on to get a PhD in geophysics from Dalhousie University.  Dr. Atekwana studies biogeophysics as well as tectonophysics, which deal with how biological matter affects geologic material and the physical stresses which affect the tectonic plates, respectively.

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Hendratta Ali is a petroleum geologist, geochemist, hydrologist, author, and associate professor of exploration in geology in the Department of Geosciences at Fort Hays University. She received her Master of Advanced Study from the University of Yaounde I, Cameroon, and she received her PhD in geology and aqueous chemistry from Oklahoma State University. She has a number of publications focusing on dissolved inorganic carbon cycling in groundwater.

-Adaline Merrifield

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George is a board-certified clinical molecular geneticist who works as a Director and Head of the Advanced Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory in Mount Sinai Hospital's Department of Pathology and Lab Medicine, and Associate Professor in the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. He in fact recieved his diploma(MSc and PhD from the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology) from the University of Toronto. He specilizes in clinical diagnostics, prognostics, and treatment of cancers(breast, ovarian, sarcomas, and gastrointestinal cancers).

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Dr. Dawit is an assistant professer of neurology at the mayho clinic. Pior to earing her doctor of medicane Dr. Dawit got a B.A in molecular biology. In 2016 she was awarded the avts of human kindness award.

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Clare was born to two Jamaican immigrants in New York City, New York. She completed her undergraduate degree in psychobiology from Binghamton University in 1992. She has a MD and MPH. Camille is a Professor of Med & School of Public Health, and former associate Dean of Diversity & Inclusion.
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Elizabeth Wayne is an Assistant Professor in Biomedical Engineering and Chemical Engineering. She received her B.A. in Physics from the University of Pennsylvania and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Biomedical Engineering from Cornell University. Her lab at Carnegie Mellon University focuses on using macrophages as tools for diagnostic evaluation and drug delivery carriers in cancer and regenerative medicine.

- Quinn Decker

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Dr. Carlotta A. Berry is an engineering professor at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (RHIT) who focuses on electrical and computer engineering. She has a PhD in electrical and computer engineering from Vanderbilt University.
-Henri Huber

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Dr. Anjana Khatwa is a British earth scientist who specializes in fossils and the formation of natural landscapes and features. She has a BSc. in Earth Science and a Ph.D. in Geology, specifically glacial geology. Some of her accomplishments include many collaborations with the BBC and PBS for geographical and paleontology specials, along with winning the Royal Geographical Society Geographical Award for her work on education towards the Jurassic Coast. She is Vice Chair of the Dorset Race Equality Council. She lives in Dorset with her partner and three children.

- Finn Mishler

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Vanessa Sanders is the first African American women to earn a PHD in Radiochemistry. She originally went to school as a pre- med student however she wanted something that has more problem solving. She now works at the Brookhaven National Lab.
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Dr Kishonna Gray is a researcher known for her work in the area of gender, race, and game studies. She has a PhD in Justice Studies from Arizona State University and is most well known known for her research on sexism and racism in video games. She is also a research leader in intersectional feminism. Many of her books have been covered by notable publications such as the New York Times, and have been cited and acclaimed by many other scholars.

Mack Rogerson

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Having received a PhD in astrophysics from Yale University, Dr. Jedidah Isler now works as an Assistant professor of astrophysics at Dartmouth. In her work, she focuses on active supermassive black holes at the center of galaxies. She also works with science organizations to spread the word and get more people interested in STEM.

-Riley Patlak

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Harris’s research explores carnivore behavior and movement, and conservation in national parks at a global scale with ongoing projects throughout America and Africa. Her work focuses on the myriad of nature’s antagonisms including parasitism, competition, human-wildlife conflict. She'll be joining the faculty of Yale School of Environment as a professor of wildlife and land conservation.
Kate Beattie

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Dr. Ashanti Johnson is a chemical oceanographer and a geochemist. She was the first African American person to get a degree in oceanography from Texas A&M and very highly credited having multiple STEM textbooks and other publications. Being one of the first black female chemical oceanographers she has helped make far advances in the field and has worked closely with non-profits to help bring STEM to schools in other countries.
-Hazelle Ferguson

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She is a associate professor of analytical chemistry at American university and is developing computational efficacy and skill within an inclusive community of practice in the Natural Sciences.

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This is Mary Jackson, she was the first African American woman to work for NASA. Known as a mathematician and aerospace engineer. She helped make reports and other women advance in STEM. In 1958 she received the promotion to become and engineer at NASA. One of her well known reports was about behavior of the boundary layer of air around the airplane. Because of prejudices in her work place she never reached the position of manager that she was qualified for and therefore left the program.
Johanna Ritter West

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Vanessa was the first African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. in the field of radiochemistry. She has worked in a few biochemistry internships, and has also worked at a nuclear reactor for a summer. She now works at Brookhaven National Laboratory, developing imaging and treatment agents to treat disease.

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Dr. Jessica Watkins is a geologist and NASA astronaut currently training for a six month mission to the International Space Station starting in April. Prior to being selected as an astronaut, Watkins was a geologist and NASA working on various projects, like the Perseverance rover and the Mars sample return mission. She was also selected as one of the astronauts eligible for Artemis missions, America's return to the moon. Given her geologist background, she will likely be on one of the first missions to the lunar surface, and has a high chance of being the first black woman to visit the moon.

-Thor Kohles

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Jessica Watkins is the first black women to spend an extended amount of time in space aboard the ISS. She has a degree in geological and environmental sciences from Stanford and a degree in geology from University of California. During her time in space, she will photograph geological changes in the planet while also studying the long term effects of space travel on humans.

-Owen Ehrbar

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Valantine is a professor of medicine at Stanford and works at Stanford Hospital and Clinics. Her main focus is on the cardiovascular system. She has a plethora of publications, dating from as far back as 1986 and as current as 2021.

-Claire Yeates

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Christopher Njeh, Ph. D. is a graduate of Birmingham University, Aberdeen University and Sheffield Hallam University, UK.   Christopher Njeh works to make the process of radiation therapy and measuring bones easier.  Dr Njeh is the current president of the Ohio River Valley Chapter of AAPM.

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Dr. Tiara Moore has a PhD in Marine Biology from UCLA. Her work has included studying the diversity and abundance of small invertebrates in marine sediment as well as looking at the connections between nutrient pollution and the growth of specific algae in Pacific Island nations.  She is also the leader of the Nature Conservancy's Black in Marine Science program.

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They study particle physics and cosmology. Some of their specific fields of studies within this field is looking at dark matter, quantum fields, and the "early universe".  They have written a fascinating book called "The Disordered Cosmos" that Mr. Bob is currently reading.