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As a young girl in the classroom, The Big Bang Theory-star Mayim Bialik was left feeling like science was a “boy thing.” Then, she became a neuroscientist. In the video below, Mayim talks about how things are changing for women in STEM.
Science is for everyone. Put that on your bumper sticker and PREACH IT.
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