Panel Discussion (virtual) – Picture A Scientist
1:00pm - 2:00pm /
Tuesday 8th March 2022
Type: Meeting /
Category: Institute/School
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For International Women’s Day 2022 on Tuesday 8th March, we are holding a virtual panel discussion (using Zoom) with leading women researchers from the Faculty of Sciences and Engineering, University of Liverpool. The women will discuss their career pathways, their experiences of being a woman in science, and reflect on some of the themes raised in the documentary ‘Picture A Scientist’.
This event is organised by the University of Liverpool School of Environmental Sciences Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Committee, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sciences and Engineering and LivWISE (Liverpool Women in Science and Engineering).
Featured Scientists:
Marielle Chartier is a Professor of Nuclear Physics at the School of Physical Sciences, University of Liverpool. Marielle is deputy chair, as well as chair elect (from July this year for 3 years), of the Alice Collaboration Board - an international collaboration of about 2000 members from 170 institutes in 40 countries. Marielle’s research interests are focused on the exploration of the phase diagram of nuclear matter using the ALICE experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.
Elisabetta Mariani is Reader in Earth Materials at the School of Environmental Sciences and Director of the Scanning Electron Microscopy shared research facility (SEM-SRF) at the University of Liverpool. Betty’s research focuses on constraining deformation and recrystallization/nucleation processes in Earth’s materials to gain insight into the rheology of Earth’s crust and mantle.
Esther Tuñón is a Lecturer in the Materials Innovation Factory and the School of Engineering and a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the University of Liverpool. Esther’s research aims to develop novel processing techniques to bridge the gap between materials discovery and manufacturing; to design and understand the behaviour of complex yield stress fluids for 3D printing applications; and to create hierarchical structures for health and energy applications.
Janine Kavanagh (panel host) is a Reader in Volcanology and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool. Janine founded the MAGMA Lab in 2014 and leads a multidisciplinary team of researchers tacking key questions in the study of volcanic plumbing systems.
This event is organised by the University of Liverpool School of Environmental Sciences Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Committee, in collaboration with the Faculty of Sciences and Engineering and LivWISE (Liverpool Women in Science and Engineering).
Featured Scientists:
Marielle Chartier is a Professor of Nuclear Physics at the School of Physical Sciences, University of Liverpool. Marielle is deputy chair, as well as chair elect (from July this year for 3 years), of the Alice Collaboration Board - an international collaboration of about 2000 members from 170 institutes in 40 countries. Marielle’s research interests are focused on the exploration of the phase diagram of nuclear matter using the ALICE experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.
Elisabetta Mariani is Reader in Earth Materials at the School of Environmental Sciences and Director of the Scanning Electron Microscopy shared research facility (SEM-SRF) at the University of Liverpool. Betty’s research focuses on constraining deformation and recrystallization/nucleation processes in Earth’s materials to gain insight into the rheology of Earth’s crust and mantle.
Esther Tuñón is a Lecturer in the Materials Innovation Factory and the School of Engineering and a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the University of Liverpool. Esther’s research aims to develop novel processing techniques to bridge the gap between materials discovery and manufacturing; to design and understand the behaviour of complex yield stress fluids for 3D printing applications; and to create hierarchical structures for health and energy applications.
Janine Kavanagh (panel host) is a Reader in Volcanology and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool. Janine founded the MAGMA Lab in 2014 and leads a multidisciplinary team of researchers tacking key questions in the study of volcanic plumbing systems.