On this episode I am again joined by a few students that are currently STEM learners at high school and have huge ambitions for the future.

On this episode I am joined by a few students that are currently STEM learners at high school and have huge ambitions for the future.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who is board certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and in the subspecialty of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. She is a member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and a distinguished fellow in the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists. She is also a Voluntary Assistant Professor at the University of Miami School of Medicine and Florida International University School of Medicine.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who’s a vertebrate palaeontologists, her area of interest is extinct vertebrate animals - specifically dinosaurs. Currently she’s a fossil preparator and a science communicator, where she likes to teach people all over the world about dinosaurs and how cool they are. She’s also an instructor for the Sternberg Science Camps, where she teaches elementary kids about dinosaurs and sea creatures.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who is a mechanical engineering student. She also has a robotics startup, where she and her team develop 3D printed, well priced but functional robotic arms for children with limb deficiency. She’s actively interested in the STEM fields and inspires more people to join these fields.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who’s a drilling engineer, and has been in the oil and gas industry for 8 years! She holds a degree of Petroleum Engineering from University Technology of PETRONAS.

On this episode I am joined by a guest who’s a cardiologist and research scientist at the intensive care unit in Ukraine. She is a part of many European Cardiology associations and is also the head of the council of young scientists of national therapy institute!

On this episode I am joined by a guest who is the only Hungarian Female Engineering student at Virginia Tech. She is an international student from Budapest, studying Aerospace Engineering. She is also a member and mentor of The New York Academy of Sciences, and runs her own blog. One of her greatest passions is representing females in STEM and promoting science to younger auidiences. She is determined to show that you can be something you have never seen, even in heels!

On this episode I am joined by a guest who’s currently doing her PhD on breast cancer in Melbourne. She began her journey by doing her bachelors in biochemical engineering and then her masters in tissue engineering which was focussed on breast cancer. Her forte is mainly in cancer genetics and immunology! She also runs a social enterprise called science box that promotes science amongst younger kids!

On this episode I am joined by a guest who’s currently a student at University of Toronto studying computer engineering with a minor in AI and Business.She enjoys being a part of various design teams that are engineering new technologies for the future, like auToronto which is UofT’s self driving car club that creates Level 4 autonomous cars! Some of you may know as Riana’s sister or if you have watched previous episodes you may know her as the girl that began asking me what was photosynthesis when I was 2!