top of page

Research Girl got a makeover! Please log in to access our resources database. They're still free—we just need to know how many students use them. Thank you!

Research Girl, Inc.

Making Scientific Research Accessible to All

All Posts

Image with watercolor painted graphics in shades of red, yellow, and green, associated with Black History Month; and human brain and lightbulb icon. Text: "When Black women and other women of color are left behind, innovation and progress are left on the table." Dwana Franklin–Davis. CEO, Reboot Representation. Support rebootrepresentation.org

Developing Your First Academic Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Finding Paid Student Research Opportunities

Reading Scientific Journals

Centering Lived Experiences in Research Communication

Turning Pain Into Purpose

Advancing Science, Humanities, and the Arts

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Access

Roadmap to MD/PhD: Blending Science and Service

Roadmap to Getting Started at Neuroscience Research Conferences

How Earth Systems Motivate Ying Cui, PhD

How Virginia Manner, PhD, Tackles Scary Things

Mental Health Matters

Supporting and Empowering Black Women in STEM

Supporting and Empowering International Students

Achieving Your First Chemistry Research Lab Position

Lessons in Organic Chemistry

The Chemical Cascade That Led Me to Science

From Lab to Lecture: the Chemistry of Success

National Chemistry Week 2024: First-Gen Empowerment

bottom of page