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Women in Science & Engineering group @HKUniversity promoting gender equality and supporting women in #STEM roles 👩‍🔬👩‍🔧👩‍🎓

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Joined September 2016
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Professor Yvonne Sadovy, Professor in the Division for Ecology & Biodiversity. Her experience is incredibly diverse, from the conservation of reef fishes, illegal wildlife trade, and public education. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen)
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Dr. Isis Guibert (@GuibertIsis), Postdoctoral Researcher at the Swire Institute for Marine Science. Her research looks at how anthropogenic stressors may impact the biodiversity of Hong Kong’s coral reefs. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen)
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Dr. Caroline Dingle (@cdingle), founder of HKU WISE. Her research focuses on tropical and urban evolutionary ecology, exploring how environmental changes can impact ecological processes. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen)
Agreed! What a great way to end the week! @hku_science
3 great talks today by 3 incredible scientists @HKUniversity - a great day for #WomenInScience! Follow: @emilychei @Pia_Ricca and @biotia99 for updates on their research 👩🏼‍🔬 @HKU_BGSA @hkuwise
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Dr. Caroline Dingle (@cdingle), founder of HKU WISE. Her research focuses on tropical and urban evolutionary ecology, exploring how environmental changes can impact ecological processes. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen)
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Pia Ricca (@Pia_Ricca), a research assistant in the Conservation Forensics Lab. She has previously worked on the dispersal of migratory seabirds, and now uses stable isotopes and molecular techniques to conduct research on various species.
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Dr. Jane Dai, Assistant professor in the Department of Physics. She is an astrophysicist studying black holes, and has conducted research in the US, Denmark and Chile before joining HKU. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen)
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Dr. Louise Ashton (@Lou_A_Ashton), Assistant Professor in the School of Biological Sciences. She is an insect ecologist studying the role of insects in ecosystems, human impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem function. (photo: Laura Simonsen)
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This week’s #HKUWISEseries feature is Taneisha Barrett (@Tan_neika_), a research assistant in the Conservation Forensics Lab. She works on pangolins, using molecular techniques to aid in determining the origin of seized pangolin scales. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen)
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Today, to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we are launching our series highlighting the talented women in science at HKU. Our series features 10 women across different disciplines. #HKUWISEseries
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Saumya Gupta is an undergraduate student in the School of Biological Sciences. She is working at TIDE HKU, researching the intertidal rocky shores of Hong Kong. (photo credit: Laura Simonsen) #HKUWISEseries
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Today, to celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we are launching our series highlighting the talented women in science at HKU. Our series features 10 women across different disciplines in science. #HKUWISEseries
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Come check out our 𝑯𝑲𝑼 𝑾𝒐𝒎𝒆𝒏 𝒊𝒏 𝑺𝒄𝒊𝒆𝒏𝒄𝒆 photography project, designed to stimulate conversations about what a scientist is and does; the value of diversity for scientific research; and different ways to support girls and women in science. lib.hku.hk/newsblog/?p=1709
HKU WISE screens 'PICTURE A SCIENTIST', a documentary chronicling the groundswell of researchers writing a new chapter for women scientists. The film provides new perspectives on how to make science itself more diverse, equitable, and open to all. Friday, Oct 23 @HKUniversity
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PhD student @AA_Andersson getting some tree climbing practice in (and a much needed break from the thesis writing!). @HKUSBS @HKUniversity #dinglelab #womeninscience
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On Friday, Oct 23 - we will be doing a free screening of the award winning documentary, PICTURE A SCIENTIST. Come celebrate women in science with us! Screening starts at 6:30pm (registration from 6pm). Sign up details coming soon!
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New paper out led by Yvonne Yau, MPhil student in the Department of Earth Sciences at HKU, on the impacts of anthropogenic nitrogen on oceans. Great work! @yyyyvonne @hkuwise @hku_science
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PhD student Sharne McMillan gave a great talk today to kick off the Ecology & Biodiversity Zoom seminar series in @HKUSBS. Great job Sharne! @hkuwise @HKUniversity
Awesome seminar today by @SharneMcMillan from the @bonebraking lab, discussing her research on animal cafes and their #conservation implications. Our first @zoom_us weekly seminar! If you are interested in giving a talk (from anywhere!) please let me know! @hku_science #science
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For International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2020, why not follow some awesome #womeninscience from The University of Hong Kong who are on Twitter? Suggestions below - please add anyone to the list that I've missed! @hkuwise @HKUniversity @HKUSBS
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Upcoming talk (Nov 5): "The Challenge of Women in Science: A Personal Perspective" by Professor Fiona Watt, Executive Chair, Medical Research Council, UK. 16:30 - 18:00 (Social Sciences Chamber, 11/F, Jockey Club Tower, Centennial Campus, HKU)
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Upcoming talk: "Chasing Fireworks from Black Holes" by Dr Jane Lixin Dai, who joined HKU this year as an Assistant Professor in Physics. All welcome to attend this public lecture! Tuesday, October 29 (5:30 - 6:30 pm): Theatre CBA, Chow Yei Ching Building
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