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Steffie Mano holds a PhD in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from the National University of Singapore, where her research focused on peptide-based systems for drug delivery. She also also worked on tissue engineering, studying biomaterial scaffolds designed to support cell growth. Her work contributed to scientific publications and strengthened her interest in translating complex research into clear and useful scientific insights.
Alongside her research, Steffie has mentored students, supported laboratory teaching and contributed to scientific documentation. She has also taken part in museum transcription projects, helping make historical scientific records more accessible to researchers.
Steffie is deeply interested in science communication and enjoys sharing scientific ideas in ways that are accurate, engaging and accessible to diverse audiences. She believes that visibility, encouragement and shared experiences are key to supporting women in STEM, and hopes that through supportive networks every connection can inspire meaningful change.
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Building a career in STEM requires strategy. This article outlines 8 development plans for women in STEM as practical blueprints for growth.