Previous Diversity in Science grants winners

UVic WIS STEM Research Symposium Gillian Dornan, University of Victoria Women in Science

Scientists hidden from history – a celebration of BAME scientists Agatha Grela, University of West London

Inspiring stories from women in STEM Amy Cameron, University of Dundee

Science Hunters Carly Stevens, Lancaster University

IGNITE – Girls Camp Gracielle Teixeira Higino, IGNITE

Querdy Matthew Young, University of Nottingham

Inspiring Language Communities Nick Weisse, Manchester Institute of Biotechnology

Open Dialogue Steven Livingstone, Kings College London

‘United Nations for Healthcare awareness’ Christopher O’Kane, Anglia Ruskin University

‘See It. Be It. Role Models in real life and in print’ Connie Chow, The Exploratory

‘Bee a Biologist: Going Blue’ Gavin Shotts, Auburn University

‘Out and About STEM’ Katy Petherick, University of Sussex

‘Creative Youth Network – ‘Explore Science’ Partnership’Matthew Lee, University of Bristol

‘Scientists on Show‘ Michael Osae, Ghana Science Association

‘TOES: Tinker, Observe and Explore Science’ Nicole Fielding, University of Lincoln

‘Inspiring Women to STEM success‘ Rachel Norman, University of Leicester

‘Native Biochemists’, Joana Moscoso, Native Scientist

‘Bee a Biologist: Empowering Alabama’s Aspiring Biologists Through Pollination’, Bashira Chowdhury, Auburn University, US

‘Who we are’, Eva Sharpe, Institute for Cancer Research

‘Hidden Women Wikithon’, Jess Wade, Imperial College London and King’s College London

‘Kitchen Table Science’, Larissa Paver, freelance science communicator

‘Big Bang Bristol’, Matthew Lee, University of Bristol

‘Science careers: knowledge influencers and motivators’, Thomas Tagoe, GhScientific

‘I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here!‘ Angela Monasor, Gallomanor Communications

‘LGBTSTEMinar‘, Elizabeth Hellen, University of Sheffield

‘2016 Women in Science Festival‘, Jon Urch, University of Dundee

‘Protein Weaving’, Lorna Dougan, University of Leeds

‘Chrysallis‘, Mhairi Stewart, University of St Andrews

‘Women of the Future Conference 2016’, Samantha Fox, John Innes Centre

‘Future Foresters’, Ted Wilson, Royal Forestry Society

‘Women in Bioinformatics’, Vicky Schneider, The Genome Analysis Centre

‘Dundee Women in Science Festival’, Jonathan Urch, University of Dundee

‘Access To Forensic and Analytical Science’, Dr Marie Goua, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen

The blog post on their project and the full report are available online.

‘I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here: Health Zone’, Rosie Schultz

The blog post on their project and the full report are available online.

Name	Organisation	Project
Angela Monasor	Gallomanor Communications	I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here!
Elizabeth Hellen	University of Sheffield	LGBT STEMinar
Jon Urch	University of Dundee	2016 Women in Science Festival
Lorna Dougan	University of Leeds	Protein Weaving
Mhairi Stewart	University of St Andrews	Chrysalis
Samatha Fox	John Innes Centre	Women of the Future Conference 2016
Ted Wilson	Royal Forestry Society	Future Foresters – Embracing Diversity in the Science and Practice of Forestry
Vicky Schneider	The Genome Analysis Centre	Women in Bioinformatics

Name	Organisation	Project
Angela Monasor	Gallomanor Communications	I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here!
Elizabeth Hellen	University of Sheffield	LGBT STEMinar
Jon Urch	University of Dundee	2016 Women in Science Festival
Lorna Dougan	University of Leeds	Protein Weaving
Mhairi Stewart	University of St Andrews	Chrysalis
Samatha Fox	John Innes Centre	Women of the Future Conference 2016
Ted Wilson	Royal Forestry Society	Future Foresters – Embracing Diversity in the Science and Practice of Forestry
Vicky Schneider	The Genome Analysis Centre	Women in Bioinformatics

Image: Dundee Women in Science Festival 2016.