This is MIA conversation with Prof Jung Sun Kim, Vice President and Professor of Biomedical Laboratory Science at Dongseo University, Korea she is also the president of INWES, a global network of women engineers and scientists.

A thought provoking conversation on STEM and why we need women networks, why women have only cracked the glass ceiling and not completely shattered it.

She gave some practical solutions for change , please listen to the whole conversation to find out what she said but I do want to ask for help to complete a survey run by KWES - INWES collaboration - GISE project (the perception of gender in Science and Engineering), please we need input from both men and women to complete it, the closing date is 10 October 2022, can someone include link to survey in comment section. Thanks

We celebrate you Professor Kim.😊

This is platform is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

This is the STEM Positive Disruptor conversation with Prof. Carlotta A Berry, Electrical and Computing Engineering, at the Rose-Hulman Institute of technology - Vanderbilt University, USA. She is a multi-award winner for her work in increasing diversity in STEM fields and also an author.

She has won many awards including in 2020 named Indiana (USA) 1st game changer and one of 30 women in Robotics you need to know and most recent award is the Distinguished Engineer Educator Award.

Apart from being an educator she also setup NoireSTEMinist.com to bring Robotics and STEM to a wider audience using social media platforms and other non traditional ways to engage and educate more people of all age groups from different background so as to diverse engineering.

She is passionate about making our profession more diverse and inclusive by taking robotics and STEM out of the classroom onto the streets but ensuring that ethical codes are understood and adhered to, educate her students on the importance designing systems that are not biased but also the need for multidisciplinary work to build a wide range of skills and thinking...

She is an amazing person, an educator, an engineer, a woman and much more besides, to be that positive light that shines bright.

Very thought provoking conversation. Please listen and enjoy 😊 and share with your network

The Podcast is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

Paul Bwalya, an experienced Process Manager in Mining, he is from Zambia in Africa and works in Oman in the Middle East , a mentor and a role model who would like to see the industry more diverse and inclusive, have more young people and women enter the profession. He is very passionate about his industry and talks about what his company is doing to protect the environment and the government in Zambia is doing to bring more females into the industry

This is an example of a role in the STEM profession which is in the Mining Industry, the conversation with Paul Bwalya, gives us an insight on what is happening in the industry, how some companies are ensuring that they minimize the impact of climate change by introducing processes and policies to combat these issues and be kinder to our environment and use green energy wherever possible.

Please listen to our conversation, very inspiring and thought provoking.

Podcast is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

This is the STEM Positive Disruptor: another MIA conversation with Nicholas Donkor - Senior Consultant, IoT, AWS Professional Services at Amazon Web Services. Nicholas calls himself a true technologist, open to the evolving nature of technology and its continuing ability to redefine the workplace.

He tells the story of his career thus far, as been his calling rather than a career, the enjoyment he gets from problem solving to what a consultant does and much more, the importance of being open and finding the right fit for you.

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Thank you, Nicholas for such an insightful and interesting conversation. Your passion for what you do radiates through in our conversation - you are indeed a great role model that others will inspire to be like.

This platform is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

This is another MIA's conversation with Ngawa Mwanza, a recent Mining Engineering graduate from Zambia, what an impressive role model, a visionary and a future leader.

I was so impressed with our conversation that I would encourage you to listen to it too and share with your networks.

In our conversation, she explains the need for STEM to be taught from primary school age in Zambia, the need for the curriculum to be brought update and be reflective of what is happening in the mining industry, development of exchange programs to create more exposure and improve learning, the need for more investment in research institutions and much more ...

This platform is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

Have special guests on, to have a conversation to bring change and provide practical solutions to combat world issues such as climate change, pandemic, skills shortage and anything else they feel passionate

This is MIA conversation with Neville Poulton, Spacecraft Engineer, STEM Ambassador and an Ordained Christian Minister, WoW!!!

You need to listen to this unfiltered podcast, just truly inspiring, Neville is the person you need in your corner, a role model to his grandchildren, knows how to get you what you want. He is an advocate for apprenticeship and a living example of what a golden apprenticeship can do for you. There is so much golden nuggets in this conversation for the public that you need to listen to it.

This Podcast is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

To show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

This is the STEM Positive Disruptor: another MIA conversation with special guest, Mark Wood, Schools and Corporate Citizenship Manager at Siemens.

I met Mark at the Tomorrow's Engineers Live event a couple of weeks ago, where he was one of the speakers and he spoke on Future skills, such as Green Skills etc. Mark was so kind and agreed to come on MIA conversation and chat more on this topic and also what Siemens is doing to engage with young people from a young age upwards and other but also he provided practical sustainable solutions that can help in bridging the STEM skills gap and so much more.

Our conversation was very interesting, thought provoking and deep, so many golden nuggets to be shared with educators, industry, government and others, the importance of thinking bigger and more collectively, allowing students to play but also influencing the influencer.

I would like to encourage you to listen to the whole conversation and share among your network and peers, it will definitely help shift ones perspective, educate and raise awareness.

This platform is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

The aim of the podcast is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.

Show how STEM is impacting our world and celebrate those that are working in STEM to bring change in positive way

This is MIA Conversation with Laiba Bilal, Research Assistant at Brookhaven National Lab CFN and a PhD candidate at Stony Brook University. Laiba's research is in Nano Technology and Renewable Energy. She is originally from Pakistan and moved to the USA to continue her journey of discovery. She was featured early this year in the Summer of Science by AWIS in an article where she talked about using Nano Technology to unlock clean energy resources. She is an amazing and very inspiring lady, who is very passionate about the environment, renewable energy and much more besides. One to look out for in the future...

This Platform has been set up to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public. Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world. Encourage more young people and people from all different background to consider STEM profession.

This is STEM.Positive.Disruptor: MIA conversation with special guest Kunle Adewale, Founder/Executive Director @ Arts in Medicine Fellowship, Nigeria. He is a humanitarian artist, who, as part of his artistic engagement, uses technology (virtual reality) to provide therapeutic support for young people in hospital and also engage with the aged population in Nigeria, who are isolated and lonely, very innovative approach.

Please listen and enjoy!

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This platform is to Educate, Raise awareness, Demystify and Change Perception about STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and make it more accessible to the public.

Show the diverse roles, the benefits and impact of STEM in our world.