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Today is international #WomenInScienceDay2021! Below are some fabulous women scientists working in Seismology / Earthquake Science & who are on Twitter. Follow them if you don't already. Apologies if I've forgotten anyone - feel free you tag yourself or add your colleagues.
@theearthquakes @SeismoAnna @seismo_koel @caro_aniso @lizzieday @jess_irving @cppgeophysics @KeepItRheol @SeismoSue
@fencingtobba @seismolucy @helenjanisz @seismo_amy @klein_emilie @DrWendyRocks @ZoeMildon @MeghanSMiller @pm_figueiredo @KaseyAderhold @GeoGinger @AmayaFZ
@fencingtobba @seismolucy @helenjanisz @seismo_amy @klein_emilie @DrWendyRocks @ZoeMildon @MeghanSMiller @pm_figueiredo @KaseyAderhold @GeoGinger @AmayaFZ
@SeismoCaro @seismic_Jade @seismoEChambers @dara_berg_ @EarthquakeAllie @seismodoc @InSeismoland @stefdonner @geophysichick @celestelabedz @L_Fallou @eavanacore @louisa_geo @buyukakpinar_p @camillapenney @rita_kounoudis @suzmologist @seismo_Lara @tectonora @warrenseismo
Sadly, our field of science remains quite male-dominated and not overly diverse. There are still barriers to a research career for many groups. The very least we can do is recognise this issue, work to improve it, & highlight the excellent work of our underrepresented colleagues.
