International Science Education

By Lynne Symonds

Issue 256 | Page 27 | Published May 2014

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The CASTME/ASE Award 2014. This prestigious award is specifically for a woman who has made a difference to the understanding of socially relevant science/maths/technology for girls and women, working in challenging circumstances.

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