Women In Science

WesWis at a NEURON conference lecture.

WesWIS welcomes all types of people at our luncheons!

The WesWis Team at CUNY’s Inspiring Women in Science.

Professor Jan Naegele of the Department of Biology discusses her research with undergraduates as part of the WesWIS Lab Tour Program.

One of Professor Naegele’s students discusses research in the lab with lab tour attendees.

Adela Ramirez and Sandy Durosier listen intently as Tasmiah Khan presents her research at the City University of New York at the Inspiring Women in Science Conference.

Four aspiring women in science wake up early, headed to the NEURON conference at Quinnipiac University.

Students engage in an active peer-advising luncheon on selection of labs and classes.

Graduate student, and WesWIS member, Katy Wyman gives a lab tour in the Department of Astronomy to high school girls participating in WesWIS’s Community Outreach Program.

Graduate student, and WesWIS member, Peri Mason gives a lab tour in the Department of Biology to high school girls participating in WesWIS’s Community Outreach Program.

Students enjoy the Naegele lab tour.

Elizabeth Evans ’13 describes how she has learned to solder electrodes that are surgically-implanted into the cortex of epileptic mice to monitor their seizure activity.