To celebrate International Women's Day 2022, the Museum of Zoology will be joined by a panel of four amazing female scientists introducing their research and answering your questions.
Panellists include:
Dr Elia Benito-Gutierrez, Senior Research Associate and Group Leader, researching the evolutionary origins of complex structures in the vertebrate head.
Dr Kate Criswell, Charles and Katherine Darwin Research Fellow, studying the evolution and development of the axial skeleton (the backbone and associated structures) in vertebrates.
Dr Rahia Mashoodh, BBSRC Future Leader Fellow investigating how parental effects and social experiences could be inherited by future generations in animals.
Dr Emily Mitchell, NERC Independent Research Fellow exploring the role of ecological processes on evolution through deep time, from the first animal communities to the present day.
This event is FREE to join and will be taking place over Zoom. Register for our FREE International Women's Day event here
