Eugénie von Tunzelmann is working on the integration of visual media in the Universal Studios Orlando theme parks, focusing on aesthetic appeal and seamless environmental integration. This involves designing simulator rides to prevent motion sickness, testing display...
STEM Untapped Blogs
Balancing Short-term Goals with Long-term Vision
"If you want to achieve something ridiculous, you have to put in ridiculous effort." For the past three months, this quote has been my mindset. And I'm not going to lie, living by that quote was HARD–ridiculous even. I found myself trying to juggle school full-time,...
Navigating Competition and Community Building
So, you've done a few research projects and have now decided to do a few STEM subjects in school. This all eventually accumulates into a STEM degree. Congratulations, you're now a Woman in STEM! Now what? I'm still trying to find my way around what makes me a WiSTEM,...
A Zoology Student’s Love Letter to Planet Earth
Ideas can change the world. Everything, from the wind turbines spinning in the distance on the hills to the recipe for your favourite brownies, came from the seed of an idea in someone’s head. It was the idea of ideas being so powerful which led me to study zoology at...
An Aspiring Engineer’s Perspective: Corporate Placement Insights
What did you study at A-Level? For my A-Levels, I studied Mathematics, Product Design, and Physics. I'm also currently studying parts of the Further Mathematics A-Level independently during my gap year. How did you know you wanted to study Mechanical Engineering? And...
Q&A with Engineering Students
Our Youth Advisory Board sent some questions to Lucia and Alex to gain insight into what it means to study engineering; what university life is really like and how they transitioned from studying A-Levels to a degree. Lucia is a Mechanical and Electrical Engineering...
An Honest Conversation with Women Doing PhD’s
STEM Untapped's Program Manager, Izzy, and Social Media Manager, Meg, were having a conversation with two of our Ambassadors Gargi Vijayaraghavan and Megan Barnes-Wood about PhD's. Gargi and Meg are both at different stages of their PhD's and it was an honest...
Students from Slovakia Transforming the World of STEM Education
Adriana Talianova, Analog Astronaut, Researcher & Co-founder and COO at Chance, during the Analog Astronaut Training in Husavik, Iceland Most people use the phrase “reach for the stars” as a metaphor, a way of saying to dream big, but in my case, I took it a bit...
An Insight into PhD’s
What are you doing your PhD in and what did you study at school / uni that led you onto this? My PhD is looking at the link between repeatedly heading a ball in football and injury to the brain! I’m looking at data from current football players while they head a...
Unleashing your Potential | Tackling Imposter Syndrome by Understanding Neuropsychology
Introduction Have you ever felt a nagging feeling that you’re not good enough… that you don’t have the skills or the ability to do something, even though you actually do? Have you felt like others might sniff you out as a fraud? If so, you’re not the only one. It’s...
Podcast Host, Student, Daughter & Athlete | The Ins & Outs of Making Change in the World
I’ve always hated Computer Science and Education. I mean, being a student in a super competitive school as a 5th grader definitely had its disadvantages. Whenever school was out for “Staff Learning Day,” I’d always tag along with my Dad in his workplace. He’s a...
Food & Nutrition | Who is an Expert?
I know it is somewhat obvious, but everyone eats. When walking down the street or sitting on the bus, you can hear conversations about ingredients, recipes and dining experiences; we love connecting over food. It is probably why I was drawn to the science of food and...