STEM women's editatone #11F 2026

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On the occasion of the 11 February, International Day of Women and Girls in Science, from Wikisphere we join this key date to continue making visible the role of the STEM Women with a virtual edition that was held on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.

During the meeting, in addition to publishing more than a dozen articles on women of the fields of science, technology, innovation and mathematics, we reflect on the causes of the invisibility suffered by these profiles in the media and in public life.

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  • Number of PARTICIPANTS: 14
  • Number of articles PUBLISHED: 15

>> Articles created: 5

  1. Alba González Álvarez (1988), Spanish engineer
  2. Vasiliki Liaki (1992), Greek biologist
  3. Maria Pau Geneva, Spanish researcher
  4. Maria del Carme Rovira Virgili, Spanish researcher
  5. Yes We Tech

>> Articles translated to Spanish: 10

  1. Olivia Salamanca (1889-1913), Filipino physician
  2. Suzana Nunes (1959), Brazilian chemist
  3. Premana Premadi (1964), Indonesian astronomer
  4. Edith Heard (1965), French-British geneticist
  5. Nasima Akhter (1970), Bangladeshi researcher
  6. Priscilla Baker, South African chemist and researcher
  7. Wang Xiaoyun, Chinese mathematician and cryptographer
  8. Isabella Akyinbah Quakyi, Ghanaian immunologist
  9. Senjuti SahaBangladeshi scientist
  10. Yvonne Bonzi-Coulibaly, Burkinese chemistry

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