Our first ever Women In Ag Science meet-up at the American Phytopathological Society Annual Meeting Plant Health 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Dr. Taylor Pini
Faculty Lecturer in Veterinary Reproduction at the University of Queensland
Science discovery and generating new knowledge drives her to pave the road for cracking how to improve artificial insemination in sheep.
Helena Jaramillo Mesa
Plant Pathology Ph.D. Student at University of Wisconsin Madison
Strong and determined, Helena is paving her path as a plant pathologist one virus at a time.
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Marivier Rojas
Agronomic Research Specialist at Bayer Crop Science
With a progressive and ambitious attitude, Marivier Rojas takes leadership initiatives as a scientist and as an educator.
Daniela Orjuela-Diaz, M.Sc.
Soil Sciences M.Sc and incoming Ph.D. student
Passionate and persistent, Daniela works closely with farmers and their needs in the field to make her research work useful and applicable when helping these communities.
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