Finding BIPOC voices in STEM

Black In Neuro is a soon-to be non-profit organization that was born in July 2020 to promote the visibility of Black neuroscientists, advocate for improved retention within our field and galvanize non-Black allies to join us in creating this change.

African American scientists and engineers who made important contributions to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

Throughout Black History Month, Good Day BIO has been highlighting the accomplishments of Black trailblazers in science and biotechnology—here’s a list of 20 you should know.

Washington University provides links to researchers with AAPI, Black, Latinx, Jewish, Indigenous and other roots

An online archive of first-person stories by and about Chicano/Hispanic and Native American scientists with advanced degrees in science.

These leaders in the field of biology include ecologists, biomedical engineers, educators, immunologists, and scientists. They are doing groundbreaking work and advancing the field, helping to prepare the next generation of biologists.