Our goal is to change the narrative & highlight the important contributions that we Africans are making in STEM.
By sharing our stories with the world, our aim is to create more opportunities for, and inspire the next generation of, Africans in STEM.
Learn more about what we do and why we do it below.
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields play an integral role in our day-to-day lives and pervade every facet of modern day society.
Until now, there have been very few efforts to amplify African voices and showcase the significant efforts being made across the continent and by the Diaspora.
Our platform aims to foster collaboration, facilitate the creation of outreach projects and most importantly, to create a visible and realistic path for the
next generation of young Africans who want to pursue STEM careers.
Nathasia is a highly motivated young woman currently pursuing a PhD in neurobiology at the University of Luxembourg. She hails from Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.
As of April 2019, she is a PhD researcher at the Luxembourg Center for Systems Biomedicine, in Luxembourg. Her research focuses on stem cell based modeling of
Parkinson’s disease. She is a dedicated advocate for underrepresented individuals in STEM.
Nathasia is a highly motivated young woman currently pursuing a PhD in neurobiology at the University of Luxembourg. She hails from Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.
As of April 2019, she is a PhD researcher at the Luxembourg Center for Systems Biomedicine, in Luxembourg. Her research focuses on stem cell based modeling of
Parkinson’s disease. She is a dedicated advocate for underrepresented individuals in STEM.
Nathasia is a highly motivated young woman currently pursuing a PhD in neurobiology at the University of Luxembourg. She hails from Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.
As of April 2019, she is a PhD researcher at the Luxembourg Center for Systems Biomedicine, in Luxembourg. Her research focuses on stem cell based modeling of
Parkinson’s disease. She is a dedicated advocate for underrepresented individuals in STEM.
Nathasia is a highly motivated young woman currently pursuing a PhD in neurobiology at the University of Luxembourg. She hails from Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.
As of April 2019, she is a PhD researcher at the Luxembourg Center for Systems Biomedicine, in Luxembourg. Her research focuses on stem cell based modeling of
Parkinson’s disease. She is a dedicated advocate for underrepresented individuals in STEM.
Do you identify as an African in STEM? If so, please send us some basic information to see if we can profile you on the VSA page.
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