High Tee’s Women in STEM T shirt

WOMEN OF STEM

This International Women’s Day 2023, we are excited to be celebrating some of Australia’s most extraordinary Women in STEMM. To showcase their achievements and expertise, to highlight their standing in their fields and the path they are paving for other women and girls in all things Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine.

The 13 women featured in our design are just a small selection of the Australian Women in STEMM. Jess has designed each portrait to replicate the periodic table, symbolising the elements each Dr and Professor bring to their industry.

These amazing women are:

H – DR. HELEN ALMA TURNER NEWTON – Geneticist and Statistician. Leading Authority on sheep genetics and she used quantitative genetics to improve the quality and quanity in sheep’s wool. To read more about Helen, click here. 

Mw – PROF. MARY-ANNE WILLIAMS – Robotics and Behavourial Designer in Artificial Intelligence. Mary-Anne Williams is a leading expert in AI and Innovation. She is also a World Champion in Social Robotics 201902022. She is also committed to educating, inspiring the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs in the AI and Robotics Space. Learn more about Mary-Anne here. 

Lh – PROF. LIZ HARRY – Microbiologist and Biochemist. Professor Liz Harry pioneered fluorescence microscopy, revealing the makeup of bacterial cells which then changed our thinking on how bacterial cells divide. To learn more, click here.

Aw – DR. ANIKA MOLESWORTH – Agroecology Scientist and Climate Change Science Communicator. Her research includes finding solutions and improvements to the environmental conditions and livelihoods of subsistence farmers.

Read more here.

Ej – PROF. EMMA JOHNSTON – Marine Ecologist. A leading authority in Marine Ecology, Professor Johnston focuses on the impacts of pollution, microplastics and invasive species on marine ecology, most notably in Antarctic and Australian waters. You might also recognise her from the Coast Australia TV Series. Read about Professor Johnston here. 

Dh – PROF. DOROTHY HILL – Geologist and Palaeontologist. Professor Hill was also the first female professor at an Australian university and the first female president of the Australian Academy of Science. Learn more here.

M – DR. MARGUERITE EVANS-GALEA. Molecular Biologist and the Co-Founder of Women in STEMM Australia. Her research includes cell and gene therapy and neurodegenerative diseases. She has a champion for gender equality in STEMM. Check Dr Evans-Galea here. 

Tm – PROF. TANYA MONRO – Physicist. Prof Monro is a leading authority in photonics and optical physics. She is also the first woman to hold the position of Chief Defence Scientist Australia. Read more here.

Mj – ASSOC. PROF. MISTY JENKINS – Immunologist. Assoc. Prof Jenkins is the first Indigenous Australia to attend Oxford and Cambridge Universities as a PhD research fellow. Her research focuses on lymphocytes and cancer treatments, notably brain cancer. She is also an advocate for education opportunities for Indigenous Australians. Learn more here. 

Ms – PROF. MICHELLE SIMMONS – Quantum Physics. She is internationally recognised as the “Creator of the field of atomic electronics”. She was also named Australian of the Year in 2018 for her work in quantum information science. Watch her TEDx talk here. 

Fw – DR. FIONA WOOD – Plastic Surgeon. Dr Wood is a renowned burns specialist and invented “spray-on skin” which aid in the healing of severe burns. Dr Wood was awarded Australian of the Year in 2003 and an Order of Australia (OM) in 2003. Check her out here. 

Eb – PROF. ELIZABETH BLACKBURN – Biochemist. Prof Blackburn is the first Australian woman to win a Nobel Prize for Physiology/Medicine. Awarded in 2009 following her research in to chromosomes, telomerase and cell ageing. Learn more here.

Fs – PROF. FRANCES SEPAROVIC – Biophysical Chemist. Professor Separovic’s research led to developing a technique that used nuclear magnetic resonance to study peptides and studying the structure of membrane proteins. She is the female chemist t be appointed with professorship in Victoria and the first female chemist to be elected to the Australian Academy of Science. Check her out here.

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