What can women do for science? | Dr Cathy Foley | TEDxMelbourne

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Why don't women do science? What is science losing because of it? Cathy talks about why the data for women in science is critical.
As someone whose work helped unearth AU$6 billion in mineral resources worldwide, Cathy has a world-class reputation in her field and has advocated for women in science over the last 30 years.
The Deputy Director and Science Director of CSIRO’s Manufacturing Flagship, her research is in the area of superconducting devices and their numerous applications
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[@alexs.5871]

Amazing Speech. Should be one of the go to videos for every woman feeling insecure in her job, and for every girl who'd like to study a science subject but thinks she's no good.

[@TheLolyDreams]

True history. This will show them how powerful they're.

[@craftytatti]

Great talk! Thank you!

[@TheLolyDreams]

This is an amazing speech and every women in the world should see it.

[@mdebenahasanporoshkhan378]

কি সেবা?

[@keerthanamuralidharan5939]

Amazing, helpful and motivating speech....

[@jarjarbinks6204]

I didnt watch the video just want to answer the question!!!!!!!!........MAKE THE SANDWICHES...........LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!