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Space Girls is dedicated to empowering young girls to discover and maintain their passion for space sciences. We honor the legacy of past pioneers while showcasing the contributions of current women in the field. Through interviews, we provide a platform for researchers to share their work and offer advice to aspiring scientists, combined with our signature stickers highlighting women who have impacted their fields. We aim to continue this project, posting new informational  videos and other resources to inspire the next generation to reach for the stars. Our group is made up of four passionate women in STEM: Eva Reyblat and Pooja Anand, both pursuing a master's in Molecular Systems Science and Engineering; Smrithi Chandra, studying Theoretical Physics and Cosmology; and Mariko Stork, pursuing a Master's in Astrophysics.

by Aleksandra Lisowska & Nicolas Santiago Antunez de Mayolo Daly

This project builds a bridge between key topics in molecular sciences and the wider public. Our goal is to make complex ideas---like cell structure and life cycles, DNA, and hydrogels---easy to understand and approachable. By presenting these concepts in a light and engaging way, we aim to show how the fundamentals of our university studies connect to real-world applications. Science doesn’t have to feel distant or overly technical---our project is about bringing it closer to everyone.
Our results are published on the MSSE Instagram account.

by Luca Barda & Jonathan Schmidt

“Science Decoded” is a project dedicated to making science more accessible and trustworthy. In a world full of misinformation, we break down how science works, how scientists reach conclusions, and why the scientific process is worth trusting. By tackling common misconceptions and scepticist arguments, we aim to show that science isn’t just for experts—it’s for everyone.

You can see the results on the Instagram account.