September 15 marks the start of Latinx and Hispanic Heritage Month- and what a better time to celebrate Latinx women in STEM! Latinx women are one of the most underrepresented identities in STEM ...

A quarter of the aerospace industry is women and Sage Herz is one of them. Herz, an aerospace engineering doctoral student at Ohio State, was among 30 women who received the annual 2025 Amelia Earhart ...

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — When you think of aerospace, rocket launches and space suits are often the first things that come to mind. However, to female astronaut Bonnie J. Dunbar, she describes it as, ...

Panelists Audrey Cook, Kelsey Toral and Sue Lepri speak at the 2025 Women in Aerospace Conference at the Ford Motor Company Robotics Building Saturday.Lune Mathis/DAILY. Buy this photo. The Women in ...

Smithtown East High School senior Abby Brennan joined the robotics team in her freshman year to try something completely new. After being handed a piece of wood at her first meeting and told to get to ...

Sept. 19, 2013-Washington, D.C.-Women in Aerospace is proud to recognize nine outstanding women for their contributions to the aerospace industry and to the advancement of women in the field. These ...

Although women ages 25 and older now represent a majority of the college-educated workforce in the U.S., they still trail men in many of the STEM fields, particularly in engineering and computing jobs ...

Washington, D.C. – Women in Aerospace (WIA) is proud to announce the winners of its 24th Annual Women in Aerospace Awards. WIA will honor seven outstanding women for their contributions to the ...

Edwina Paisley has forged an impressive career in a male-dominated profession and sector. She is now a senior director of Spacecraft Programmes at Inmarsat, which was recently acquired by Viasat. In ...

Welcome to The Work Day, a series that charts a single day in various women’s working lives — from gallery owners to chief executives. In this installment, we hear from Caley Burke, a NASA aerospace ...

This is really interesting, thanks! I don’t doubt you are correct about the existence of the phenomena you describe, but I’d suggest that it is happening in the context of needing to adjust the test ...