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Shelley Lumba combats poverty by deciphering the 'molecular language' of plants

March 08, 2022

As a young child spending time on her grandparents’ rice farm in the Philippines, Shelley Lumba grew up understanding the benefits of the Green Revolution — the period in the 1950s and 60s when many technological advances were made in agriculture.

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A&S community helps ‘break the bias’ as part of International Women’s Day

March 08, 2022

The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day — #BreakTheBias — encourages people to imagine a world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination.

graphic of women&#039;s heads in many colours (blue, green, yellow, etc.)

To mark International Womens Day, A&S women leaders offer advice to those following in their footsteps

March 08, 2022

In many disciplines in the physical sciences, social sciences and humanities, women have been historically excluded and, as a result, remain underrepresented. Even in 2022, they face hurdles, disadvantages and biases that their male counterparts do not.

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