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DDO Astronomy Night ONLINE
DDO Astronomy Night: The Stars Belong to Everyone: Fostering Diversity and Inclusion in Astronomy (ONLINE)
SciComm Story Time | Dr. Sara Mazrouei
Dr. Sara Mazrouei is a planetary scientist, educator and science communicator with a passion for sharing the wonders of the universe with the public. Her PhD research focused on the recent bombardment history of the Moon and links to future sample-return missions. Her work has been featured in many media such as the New York Times and National Geographic. Sara is also passionate about increasing the status of women in STEM as well as equity, diversity and meaningful inclusion. Sara uses storytelling, examples including the Story Collider and TEDx Downsview Women , as method for sharing her authentic experiences and making science more accessible. You can learn more about Sara here: https://saramazrouei.com/
Invisible Barriers to Exploring Outer Space | Dr. Sara Mazrouei | TEDxDownsviewWomen
How can we be unique? Dr. Sara Mazrouei recalls moments of being challenged, but realizing that although she is unique — she isn't alone and can breakthrough with support of others around her. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
Impact Craters on the Moon
Planetary scientist says spacesuit issue shows ‘it’s hard to feel included’ for female astronauts
Global NewsTelevision
How did the size of a spacesuit on the space station suddenly become a problem? Ontario Science Centre planetary scientist Sara Mazrouei weighs in on NASA’s wardrobe malfunction and why this points to a broader issue about female astronauts.
Today, NASA's Perseverance rover is set to land on Mars. The Queen's University Observatory is hosting a virtual viewing party to celebrate the historic moment. We find out more about the landing from planetary scientist Sara Mazrouei.
NASA's Perseverance rover — sporting the latest bells and whistles — set to land on Mars today
A lunar milestone: Canada will send an astronaut around the moon in deal with U.S.
Ancient Earth saw a huge spike in meteor impacts. It may be ongoing.
What Happened to Earth’s Ancient Craters? Scientists Seek Clues on the Moon’s Pocked Surface
The New York TimesOnline
URL: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/17/science/craters-meteors-moon.html
Yes, humans should be going to the moon and yes, Canada should play a major role
Biography
Dr. Sara Mazrouei is a planetary scientist, an educational developer, and a science communicator with a passion for sharing the wonders of the universe with the public. Her PhD research focused on the recent bombardment history of the Moon and links to future sample-return missions. Her work has been featured in many media such as the New York Times and National Geographic. Mazrouei is also passionate about increasing the status of women in STEM as well as equity, diversity and meaningful inclusion. Mazrouei uses storytelling, examples including the Story Collider and TEDx Downsview Women, as a method for sharing her authentic experiences and making science more accessible. She is an Educational Developer at Toronto Metropolitan University's Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching.
https://saramazrouei.com/