Networking
So, now you're here, you might as well join the network... We'll start you off with a few twitter accounts to follow to keep you up to date with all the inspiration out there. If you find a twitter you think belongs up here on our wall of networking, please let us know via email, social media or leave a comment on out 'Contact' page.
Click on the twitter icons to see the twitter profiles.
@Steminist
Steminist was set up to create a strong voice for women in STEM subjects, highlighting their outstanding work and keeping you up-to-date on the lates news and articles - a brilliant addition for your twitter feeds!
@SoapboxScience
Soapbox Science brings the UK's best female academics together to stand on their soapboxes and shout about what they know and love - science. They've been running successful science communication events since 2011 and now have them all over the UK, from London to Ireland. Follow them on twitter to keep up to date on their upcoming events. They also have an ace website, with a 'Women in Science' blog, which you can check out here.
@Science_Grrl
Science_Grrl is a popular STEM blog which connects women from all walks of life through their love of science - there are bloggers all over the UK, so look out for your local Science_Grrl and get connected!
@HemmingsNicola1
Dr Nicola Hemmings is a researcher and lecturer at The University of Sheffield, currently specialising in sperm transport and sperm selection in birds. She's been at Sheffield University since she started her undergraduate degree in 2003, and has won the hearts of many - in 2011 she won the Animal & Plant Sciences teacher of the year. More recently, she won the Society of Biology award for science communication - follow her to keep up with all things scicomm!