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SUMMARY:STEM Breakfast for Women
DESCRIPTION:The field of engineering and technology needs diverse people\, perspectives\, and expertise. Come and hear inspiring experiences while enjoying breakfast! \nSouth-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Xamk)\, the European University INGENIUM\, and LUT University are organizing a STEM Breakfast for Women event for upper secondary school (lukio) students in Mikkeli on Tuesday\, 3 November 2026\, from 8:00 to 10:30 Finnish time. \nThe event is aimed at women and gender minorities\, as well as guidance counsellors and teachers from upper secondary schools. The event is in Finnish. \nProgramme\n8:00–8:30\nBreakfast at Restaurant Dexi \n8:30–10:30\nCareer stories from the field of engineering and technology \nLaura Kaijanen\, Postdoctoral Researcher\, LUT University\nAnna Forsström\, Senior Lecturer\, Xamk\nSaana Grün\, Energy Specialist\, Granlund \nPanel discussion with engineering and technology students \nIntroduction to engineering and technology study opportunities at Xamk and LUT University \nLocation\nRestaurant Dexi\nXamk Mikkeli Campus\nPatteristonkatu 3\, D Building \nRegistration\nPlease register by 29 October via this form STEM Breakfast for Women. \n  \nIf you have any questions about the event\, please contact Development Coordinator Laura Jouhkimo at laura.jouhkimo@xamk.fi.
URL:https://ingenium-university.eu/event/stem-breakfast-for-women/
LOCATION:Xamk Mikkeli\, Patteristonkatu 3\, Mikkeli\, 50100\, Finland
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SUMMARY:Interactive Workshop: Inclusion and Intercultural Competence
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to an exciting and interactive workshop on Inclusion and Intercultural competence! In this session led by Ines Nikšić\, PhD-student\, and Karin Jonegård\, international coordinator\, we will explore how culture and diversity might influence communication\, collaboration\, and our understanding of one another in a globalized world. \nBy enhancing your awareness of social sustainability\, diversity\, improving cross-cultural communication\, and fostering inclusive practices\, you’ll be better equipped to contribute to social sustainability in today’s interconnected world. \nJoin us for a fun and engaging workshop where\, through a combination of theory\, reflective discussions and hands-on activities\, you will gain valuable insights and tools that will guide you towards understanding and challenging norms in order to create more inclusive and equitable environments. Both students and staff are welcome to join!
URL:https://ingenium-university.eu/event/interactive-workshop-inclusion-and-intercultural-competence/
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SUMMARY:STEM for Everyone: Breaking Stereotypes\, Removing Barriers
DESCRIPTION:STEM for Everyone: Breaking Stereotypes\, Removing Barriers\nJoin us for an engaging online panel bringing together a diversity of university stakeholders committed to removing barriers in STEM fields.\nThrough personal experiences\, inspiring initiatives and open discussion\, our panellists will explore the challenges that remain and share practical ideas for breaking stereotypes\, widening participation and creating equal opportunities in STEM. \nBios\nRadka Kaneva \nProfessor Radka Kaneva is a molecular geneticist and Professor at the Department of Medical Chemistry and Biochemistry\, Faculty of Medicine\, Medical University – Sofia\, Bulgaria. She is Head of the Molecular Medicine Center and National Coordinator of BBMRI.bg\, Bulgaria’s national biobanking node within the European research infrastructure BBMRI-ERIC. \nShe holds a BSc in Biotechnology (1988) and an MSc in Molecular Biology\, Genetic and Cell Engineering (1989) from Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski\, and a PhD in Molecular Biology (2000) from Medical University – Sofia. She completed research fellowships at the University of Oxford (1993–1994) and the University of Bonn (2001–2003). \nHer research focuses on human genetics and genomics\, oncogenetics\, neuropsychiatric genetics\, pharmacogenomics\, molecular diagnostics\, and precision medicine. She has led and participated in numerous national and international research collaborations\, contributing to the identification of genetic variants associated with inherited and complex diseases and to the advancement of genomic research and biobanking in Bulgaria. She is also a co-founder and board member of the Bulgarian Association for Personalised Medicine. \nAccording to her Web of Science-derived author profile\, her research output comprises 452 publications\, which have been cited over 7\,000 times\, and she has an h-index of 42 (accessed 27 October 2026). Her scientific contributions span molecular genetics\, inherited diseases\, cancer genomics\, translational biomedical research\, etc. \nMagaly Machenaud \nI had to leave school at the age of 16\, in 2012. It was not my choice. At the time\, French Guiana had an insufficient number of high schools\, and I was not considered a priority for admission. I went on to become a veterinary assistant through distance learning and practical internships with my employer at the time. \nIn 2018\, at the age of 22\, I was given an opportunity to return to education through a private high school that offered young adults the chance to resume their studies. I decided to pick up where I had left off and successfully obtained my scientific baccalaureate in just two years\, in 2020. \nIn 2023\, I graduated with honours with a Bachelor’s degree in Organismal and Ecosystem Biology from Université Côte d’Azur\, at the Nice Sophia Antipolis campus. I completed the three-year programme without having to resit a single exam. Due to financial constraints\, I lived aboard a sailboat that I looked after and maintained for its owner\, throughout both summer and winter. \nIn 2025\, I graduated with honours with a Master’s degree in Sustainable Management of Environmental Resources and Risks from the University of Rouen Normandy\, at the Mont-Saint-Aignan campus. I specialised in environmental chemistry\, focusing on contaminated sites and soils\, and completed the programme without having to resit any exams. During my first year\, I tragically lost my father in an accident. During my second year\, cancer took my mother’s life. \nIn 2026\, I began the second year of my PhD at the Guiana Space Centre (Centre Spatial Guyanais)\, conducting research for the French National Centre for Space Studies (CNES) on the characterisation of contamination in cleanrooms used for spacecraft preparation. \nDuring my first year of doctoral research\, life gave me the most precious gift I could ever have hoped for: I became the mother of a beautiful little girl. \nDaniel Miranda \nDaniel Miranda Prieto is a PhD student in Immunology at the University of Oviedo and a science communicator who has experience in outreach activities such as Pint of Science\, TEDx and school talks across different educational levels. \nProject Blurb: Do you want to understand what happens inside your body? ImmunoBattle-The warriors within you is here to explain it to you! Discover how the immune system works and fights against different types of microbes in an engaging way through two new educational tools: a card deck representing our immune army and some of their fiercest enemies and a booklet filled with comprehensive\, evidence-based information that can be adapted to any level.
URL:https://ingenium-university.eu/event/stem-for-everyone-breaking-stereotypes-removing-barriers/
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