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🧠 ALBA Webinar: Breaking Down the Ivory Tower — Episode 7 This #InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities, join us for a powerful conversation with Dr Dionna Williams, a neuroscientist from Emory University School of Medicine (US). @DWWilliamsLab 📅 3 Dec 2025 ⏰ 10:00 EST | 16:00 CET 👉 Info & registration: loom.ly/-VJQ83g In “A Journey of Self-Awareness towards Understanding Disability,” Dionna shares their experience navigating academia while living with multiple #disabilities — and how self-awareness became a path toward #advocacy, #inclusion, and accessible neuroscience. Come break down the ivory tower of ableism with us! #DisabledInSTEM #webinarseries #ivorytower #scientistwithdisability #disabilityawareness #internationaldayofdisability #idpwd #idpd #idpd2025 #idpwd2025 @GrubbLab @som_catarina @DrRhiMcNeill @ilya_smolensky @hkatemacpherson @AddisLab @bita137 @meganinlisbon @ViolettaZujovic @L_andreae @ECNPtweets @FENSorg @SfNtweets @IBROorg
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8 chemists with disabilities who left their mark on history Scientists with disabilities ascended to the forefronts of their fields long before labs were accessible and civil rights were codified. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/careers/diversit…
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Eden Tanner coats nanoparticles in liquid salts for targeted drug delivery This physical chemist studies ionic liquids while making space in research for students with marginalized identities. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/materials/ionic-…
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Cary Supalo: STEM students with disabilities deserve an authentic experience Graduate student Soren Lipman talks with this chemist and education researcher about accessibility gaps in teaching labs and assessments. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/education/Trailb…
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Shana V. Stoddard: How to create an environment for all science students to succeed Grad student Alyssa T. Paparella talks with this computational biochemist about adjusting work styles and leaning on community. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/synthesis/medici…
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Naheda Sahtout is shaping policy through a scientific lens After earning her PhD, this chemist moved from the lab to tackle Canada's energy strategy #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/policy/Trailblaz…
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Stefan Kilyanek manipulates molecules to break their bonds This electrochemist discovers new catalysts and finds unconventional ways to navigate the lab. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/synthesis/ch-act…
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Neetu Jha turns dead flowers into high-performance electrodes This materials scientist builds energy storage and conversion components from biomass waste. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/energy/energy-st…
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Matthew J. Guberman-Pfeffer studies the physics that makes biochemistry work This computational chemist tracks how energy transfers between proteins when he’s not making accessibility tools. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/biological-chemi…
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Amie Fornah Sankoh makes coatings from plants This Dow chemist is working on biobased alternatives to the industry’s traditional fossil fuel–derived chemicals. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/materials/coatin…
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Karl S. Booksh supercharges chemical measurements This sensor scientist and chemometrician uses data to make the most out of analytical instrumentation. #DisabledInSTEM #NDEAM cen.acs.org/analytical-chemi…
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"Inclusive design doesn’t just widen participation; it expands the very structure-function relationship of science itself. We all stand to gain from that." #NDEAM #DisabledInSTEM cen.acs.org/careers/diversit…
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In October 2025, we celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (#NDEAM). Meet the 2025 C&EN Trailblazers, chemists with disabilities who rethink how we do science: cen.acs.org/people/profiles/… #DisabledInSTEM
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C&EN’s 2025 Trailblazers issue, curated by guest editor Mona Minkara, looks at how chemists with disabilities are solving problems in new ways: cen.acs.org/people/profiles/… #DisabledInSTEM
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Yesterday was the first day where I had so many seizure episodes with varying intensity that I officially lost count. Exhausting exhausting exhausting! And I still have yet to get an official diagnosis #DisabledInSTEM
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