UTS has two new Australian Superstars of STEM
A marine scientist and a biomedical engineer are among 60 women chosen to join the acclaimed national program in 2021-22.
Dr Jennifer Matthews wants to highlight the relevance of healthy marine ecosystems to society. Photo by Jurgen Freund
Marine scientist Dr Jennifer Matthews is working to rid our oceans of microplastics, while biomedical engineer Dr Jiao Jiao Li wants to build new tissues and organs. Both women now have the opportunity to share their vision with a wider audience as newly announced Superstars of STEM for Science & Technology Australia.
The two researchers are among 60 high-achieving women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics stepping into the media and science communications spotlight in the acclaimed national program. The Superstars of Stem for 2021-22 were announced today by Federal Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews.
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