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Meet our STEM Women Changemakers

The Academy has announced its inaugural group of twelve STEM Women Changemakers.

From start-up founders to organisational advocates, these women are using their knowledge, experience and networks to share their ideas and solutions for gender equity in 精东视频, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

The STEM Changemakers are:

• , DECRA Research Fellow, University of Technology Sydney鈥攚ho is also the recipient of the Academy鈥檚 2020 Max Day Environmental Science Fellowship Award.
• , Founder of STEM Sisters
• , Research Fellow in Computational Cancer Immunotherapy at Monash University
• , ARC Future Fellow at the University of Sydney
• , Community Support Officer at Indigenous Women in Mining and Resources Australia
• , Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia
• , Phd Candidate at Victoria University
• , Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Science at the University of New England
• , Founder of aKIDemic Life
• , Founder of Lonely Conservationists
• , Swift Program Coordinator at the University of Adelaide
• , Professor at Griffith University

Thanks to the generous donation by Professor Michelle Coote of her Georgina Sweet Fellowship, the group will be supported to attend Catalysing Gender Equity 2020, a two-day outcome-driven conference in February guided by the Women in STEM Decadal Plan.

These inaugural STEM Changemakers are listed with thousands of others on , an online directory of women in Australia working in STEM.

STEM Women aims to promote gender equity in STEM by enabling a diverse range of women to be offered exciting opportunities to progress their careers and personal capabilities.

More than 2300 women have joined STEM Women and a broad range of people and organisations are using the resource to showcase and access the depth of talent of those working in the field.