STEM WOW
Read the latest inspiring stories of our STEM Women of the Week.
STEM WOW is a project by Nsesa Foundation to tell the stories of young inspirational African women on the continent and in the diaspora who are rocking it in the field of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).
From January 2018, we have been sharing the stories of such women with 2.5 million people across the world on our website and social media pages.
We hope to inspire the next generation of female African Innovators, Scientists, Engineers and STEM educators with these powerful stories.
Meet Lynn Kirabo, PhD student in the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, USA
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Meet Kayode Florence Abiodun Graduate Research student for Informatics for Climate Change at Universite Joseph Kizerbo 1, Ouagadougou Burkina-Faso
Kayode Florence Abiodun is from Kwara State, Nigeria. She is a Graduate Research student for Informatics for Climate Change at Universite Joseph Kizerbo 1, Ouagadougou Burkina-Faso. Read More
Meet Houda CHIHI, Senior researcher at Innov’COM Laboratory of Sup’COM Tunisia
Houda has a PhD in Telecommunication. She is a senior researcher at Innov’COM Laboratory of Sup’COM Tunisia, Techwomen Fellow 2019, and senior engineer at Tunisie Telecom. Her research field includes wireless communication, signal processing, vehicular communication, green communication and mobile communication. Read More
Meet Salomey Addo, Lead Coding Course Instructor at The Love Academy, USA
Salomey Afua Addo is a mathematician and a data scientist at Ghana Natural Language Processing. She is currently the founder of The Hope Home tutoring services in Ghana and the lead coding course instructor at The Love Academy, USA. Read More
Meet El-Hayil Puplampu, Master of Science student in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering at University of Colorado, Denver
El-Hayil Puplampu is a first-year master’s student at the University of Colorado Denver, studying bioengineering. She studied biomedical engineering for her undergraduate degree at the University of Ghana. She has worked with GREMKAY-Innovate Ghana as a peer mentor and social media management and with Coders Who Travel. She enjoys helping people and seeing the development of products that drive growth and development generally. Read More
Meet Cecilia Gbei Davis, Executive Director at STEM Consultants & Service Providers
Engineer. Cecilia Gbei Davis, a single and comfortable mother of two children. Her daughter is 22 years old and is pursuing her Bsc in Information Technology. She aspires to be a Software Engineer. Her son is 11 years old. Read More
Meet Lawrencia Asabea Osei, Research Methods Consultant & Co-founder of PALMAS Consultancy, Ghana
Lawrencia Asabea Osei is a Guan from Ghana. She is a freelance Data Scientist, a part-time tutor in Mathematics at Beacon School, a part-time Asst. Accountant and a Research Methods Consultant & Co-founder of PALMAS Consultancy. Read More
Meet Tutu Joy Ilelaboye, Chapter Lead at Canada Learning Code (Toronto, Canada)
Tutu Joy Ilelaboye is a Chapter Lead at Canada Learning Code, a national non-profit organization that delivers tech education for youth and adults. She runs the Toronto Digital Skills for Beginners program where adult participants learn code and web development skills, including HTML, CSS, JQuery, SEO, Design, and UX. Read More
Meet Bilikisu Aderinto, Business Data Analyst and Managing Partner at Business Data Laboratory, Nigeria
Bilikisu Aderinto is a Business Data Analyst and a Managing Partner at Business Data Laboratory in Abuja, Nigeria. Read More
Meet Mahalinoro Razafimanjato, Computer Science Major at the African Leadership University
Mahalinoro Razafimanjato is a second-year student at the African Leadership University in Rwanda and a recipient from the Mandela Centennial Scholarship. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. Read More
Meet Amanda Obidike, Executive Director of STEMi Makers Africa
Amanda Obidike is a Certified professional in STEM by the Open University (United Kingdom) and Executive Director of The Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Innovation Makers of Africa (STEMi Makers Africa) where she created sustainable and implementable projects in underserved communities across 17 Sub-Saharan African countries. The goal is to prepare the next generation of Africans with STEM emerging opportunities to become experienced for Africa's workforce by 2030. Read More
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