Contributor Highlight: Kale Edmiston
In Contributor Highlight, Professor of Psychiatry Kale Edmiston: “Transgender people are often treated as objects of fascination and curiosity by scientists. Research must be done with humility, and in service of our communities.”
Contributor Highlight: Arti Agrawal
In this issue's Contributor Highlight, Dr. Arti Agrawal demonstrates the marvel of a life driven by a mix of science and social justice, while casually saying mercilessly impressive things like "surface plasmons in graphene and surface phonon polaritons in silicon carbide nanowires."
Contributor Highlight: Ron Hunter
“Being who you are unapologetically is an act of resistance. Making yourself seen and heard and affirming your existence is revolutionary." In this issue’s Contributor Highlight, it’s Dr. Ron Hunter.
Contributor Highlight: Clara Baker
Thin films, infinite strength. "Sometimes they come to see an Oxford scientist, and are faced with a trans-woman covered in tattoos. That's great—let's break down those barriers." Meet Oxford University material scientist Dr. Clara Barker.