<p>Daniela Blanco and Ingrid Paredes are PhD candidates in Chemical Engineering, and they are KILLIN' IT out there. Daniela is co-founder of sustainable nylon startup Sunthetics (<a href= "https://www.sunthetics.org/),">https://www.sunthetics.org/),</a> and Ingrid organizes the NYC March for Science (<a href= "http://marchforsciencenyc.com/">http://marchforsciencenyc.com/</a>). That's on top of both of them just being really cool and smart and funny. The future is female, Tandon!</p>

Daniela Blanco and Ingrid Paredes are PhD candidates in Chemical Engineering, and they are KILLIN' IT out there. Daniela is co-founder of sustainable nylon startup Sunthetics (https://www.sunthetics.org/), and Ingrid organizes the NYC March for Science (http://marchforsciencenyc.com/). That's on top of both of them just being really cool and smart and funny. The future is female, Tandon!

<p>Daniela Blanco and Ingrid Paredes are PhD candidates in Chemical Engineering, and they are KILLIN' IT out there. Daniela is co-founder of sustainable nylon startup Sunthetics (<a href="https://www.sunthetics.org/)," rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.sunthetics.org/),</a>&nbsp;and Ingrid organizes the NYC March for Science (<a href="http://marchforsciencenyc.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://marchforsciencenyc.com/</a>). That's on top of both of them just being really cool and smart and funny. The future is female, Tandon!</p>

The Future is Female (Part 1)

Based out of New York University's Tandon School of Engineering, The Future Of looks at emerging technological innovation and research via interviews with NYU Tandon faculty and students.

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