Women in Science Film Festival + a panel discussion

Bolivian locals speak about the beneficial properties of native tropical fruits, but Natalia is identifying exactly which molecules are responsible, and how, for their valuable characteristics.

When she saw the enormous amount of citrus waste produced in Nepal, entrepreneur Prativa saw an opportunity to turn it into useful products.

By introducing magnetic refrigeration in northeastern Kenya, Winfred is helping farmers solve the problem of camel milk spoilage, the region’s main source of protein.

Smoked fish are a staple of West African diets, but current preparations come with many health risks. Salifou is developing a safer process based on widely available alternative fuels.

By combining energy sources like biomass and solar panels, Maryse is building a hybrid grid system to fuel communities without electricity.

Patricia is leading an effort to understand the effects of climate change on sea life and inform mitigation strategies.

Grief can set alight passion – so when Elizabeth’s father died, she was spurred on a mission to address an alternative to chemical pesticide use.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can seem daunting to some and revolutionary for others – but can scientists unlock its possibility to benefit marginalised people? Explore how AI is being used to champion equality and inclusivity at the cutting edge of software innovation.

When Ileana applied for an all- female STEAM camp in Rwanda she never could have predicted the profound effect it would have on her life.

In Africa, science has traditionally sought to address development issues – but this is changing. Female scientists are challenging traditional norms through a curiosity-driven, creative approach.