Faizah Alabi is a PhD candidate in immuno-oncology working to develop safer, more precise cancer treatments for children and women affected by leukemia. Her research explores how the immune system, particularly T cells, can be harnessed to overcome cancer’s defenses—offering new hope through compassion-driven science.
Chinyere Eme is a doctoral student in civil engineering whose research blends groundwater modeling, geochemical analysis, and fieldwork to safeguard aquifers. From Memphis to Nigeria, her work turns data into action to protect clean, sustainable water systems.
As an Environmental Health Services Site Manager at Merck, Roser Rovira works behind the scenes to ensure research is conducted safely and sustainably—protecting scientists and the discoveries they make.
3D printing is a game-changing technology that is reshaping industries, and plays a pivotal role in improving efficiency and driving sustainability.
An interview with Dr. Sandra Häuplik-Meusburger, a trailblazing practicing architect specializing in compact and sustainable habitability design solutions for terrestrial and extraterrestrial environments.
As demand for solar power continues to climb, an array of talented women scientists and technicians find themselves lighting the way.