Helping girls build a bright future with STEM

Olay and Actua are aiming for # FaceTheSTEMGap, encouraging more young women and girls to consider STEM careers.

Created for

Natalie Paneck, M.Sc, D.Sc
Aerospace engineer, MDA space

Natalie is a rocket scientist, adventurer, and aerospace engineer currently working for the space technology company MDA.She He has worked on many space projects, including MDA’s satellite services initiative and ESA’s 2020 ExoMars Rover Program. His current role in MDA’s Robotics and Automation mission systems is working on Canada’s space robotics and other space exploration programs. Her website, Paneck roomIs a space that encourages young women to pursue challenging careers in non-traditional fields and explore the outdoors.

“Many girls and young women are already inspired and passionate about STEM and want to enter these areas. Recognizing, recognizing and recognizing barriers that prevent them from entering and leaving STEM. Work must be done to eliminate it. “

Dr. Pamela de Rendu, Master of Biology, PhD
Research Scientists, Neuroscience and Pharmacology

Pamela was fascinated by the research and physiology of the human body and was fascinated by her medical career from an early age. In pursuit of this call for her, she earned a master’s degree in cell biology, followed by a PhD in neuroscience. Through her career journey at STEM, she demonstrated her sincere determination, including traveling throughout her country to complete her research. The desire to establish herself as a strong female leader in the world of science has always motivated her to reach her goals.

“I’m very proud to see women interested in STEM careers, and I’ve found that I can do the same in these areas as men.”