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Para celebrar el Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana (15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre), publicaremos unas páginas gratuitas para colorear con científicos hispanos que hacen historia.
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Aprende más sobre la doctora Ellen Ochoa aquí.
Learn more about Dr. Percy Lavon Julian here.
Illustrated by Julie Rorrer
Written by Julie Rorrer and Diane Karloff
Diane Karloff is a chemistry PhD student at Emory University. In addition to studying RNA function and dynamics in cells, she works to promote diversity in STEM as an executive board member of Emory's NOBCChE chapter (@NOBCChE_Emory on Twitter). Diane also co-authored the 2020 Nat. Rev. Chem. article, "Recruit and retain a diverse workforce."
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Learn more about Dr. Marie Maynard Daly here.
Check out the article in Astrobites to read more about Dr. Barbara A. Williams and some of her research.
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