STEM
From astrophysics to marine biology, these Latina scientists are changing the face of STEM with groundbreaking discoveries that inspire innovation
In her new role at The Wistar Institute, Gelvina Rodriguez Stevenson is blending her expertise in science and law while building atop a foundation that has never failed her—mentorship
Raul Taveras marries his love of law and technology at General Motors
It’s easy to imagine the field of “regulatory affairs” as a haven for paper shufflers…
Clara Jimenez has been drawn to science for as long as she can remember. She…
Growing up in Caracas, Venezuela, Evelyn Miralles dreamed of becoming an architect. Her brother and…
Currently roaming our solar system are what astrophysicists call “small bodies,” which include asteroids, trans-Neptunian…
You attended the LCDA’s annual convening last fall as part of the BRI program. How…
Women face an uphill battle in the worlds of science and technology, from STEM programs…
“I felt like I was starting over all the time. It was difficult to show that my knowledge of laboratory science was better than my English.”
“Encouraging Latinas and women in STEM is part of my DNA,” says Mariely Bandas-Franzetti, vice…
Once most people find a comfortable job, they tend to follow its path in a…
As vice president of litigation at Samsung Electronics America, Richard Rosalez has a lot on…
As senior vice president and chief information officer of digital enterprises at GE Power, Jorge…
Thaddeus Arroyo began his college career when home computers were an exciting possibility and the…
In business, proverbial wisdom used to dictate that if the business model was sound and…
Anyone who has visited a broadcast or technical facility knows it looks a lot different…
While the nature versus nurture debate rages on, Michael Alvarado has a love and affinity…
As the United States prepares for the upcoming and much-anticipated shift to the 5G network,…
As executive director of Comcast’s security fusion center in Moorestown, New Jersey, Jorge Nieves leads…