Yes! Women in Science! now available
The award-winning documentary short, “Yes! Women in Science!” visits a diverse cast of women and professions about what they love about their job and advice for those pursuing a career in the sciences.
The award-winning documentary short, “Yes! Women in Science!” visits a diverse cast of women and professions about what they love about their job and advice for those pursuing a career in the sciences.
Pallas the Librarian interviews Lily Christman Peppers, the Youth and School Program’s Coordinator at the Myriad Botanical Gardens. Lily also teaches Pallas how to make a terrarium and discuss the book, A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson.
Pallas the Librarian interviews meteorologist, Elizabeth Smith. Pallas and Elizabeth also make a hot air balloon and discuss the Harry Potter series by JK Rowling.
Pallas the Librarian interviews architect, Lee Fithian. Lee and Pallas also make soap powered boats and discuss the book, “The New Mathematics of Architecture” by Jane Burry and Mark Burry.
Pallas the Librarian interviews intellectual property attorney, Alyssa Grooms. Pallas and Alyssa also make blobs in a bottle and discuss the book, “The Happiness Advantage” by Shawn Achor.
Pallas the Librarian interviews Arianne Hunter about her career path as a scientist. Pallas and Arianne also make fluffy foam slime and discuss the books that inspired Arianne.
A new, previously unreleased Yes! Science! interview from last year is now available.
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Dr. Sepideh Razavi is an assistant professor of chemical engineering at the University of Oklahoma. After obtaining her master’s degree from Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Iran, she decided to move to the...