Ep. 21 - Women in STEM leadership - Dr Melanie Seiler

Melanie studied biology at the University of Cologne (Germany). For her Ph.D., based at the University of Bristol, she worked with the critically endangered Sahamalaza sportive lemur in north-west Madagascar, before conducting behavioural research on non-human and human primates at the German Sports University, Cologne. Melanie is the founder of The Female Scientist, a project that aims to raise attention for the work of women in science and thus to help to empower them. In the podcast, we talk about surviving in the rainforest with little or no emergency support and unable to communicate effectively with her team. Something that proved almost deadly not once but twice. She describes how the experience made her stronger and more appreciative of her abilities to overcome adversity. Intro music Special Spotlight - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution

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Ep. 21 - Women in STEM leadership - Dr Melanie Seiler is an episode from Gary Bridgeman by Gary Bridgeman.

This episode is 00:24:32 long.

This episode was published on Jun 13, 2017.

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