Some of the nation’s top female scientists share their insights and experiences as leaders in academia and research.
In her element - Professor Emma Johnston
UNSW’s Professor Emma Johnston on her work in marine ecology, inspiring a new generation of scientists and why diving in Sydney Harbour still gives her a buzz.
Katharina Gaus - Extreme Close-up on Immunity
Professor Katharina Gaus is using super resolution microscopes to study T-cells – the frontline troops that tell our immune systems to attack germs and other invaders.
Martina Stenzel - Targeting Tumours with Tiny Assassins
Professor Martina Stenzel is working with shape shifting polymers to target cancer.
Rose Amal - Sustainable fuels from the Sun
Scientia Professor Rose Amal is researching how to create sustainable fuels by harnessing the power of the sun.
Veena Sahajwalla - The E-Waste Alchemist
UNSW Scientia Professor Veena Sahajwalla is researching the productive recycling of e-waste to create raw materials for future manufacturing.
