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In the lab, not everyone can be themselves
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In the lab, not everyone can be themselves

A groundbreaking study by Greek researcher Nelly Marosi reveals how invisible norms in STEM education create significant barriers for LHBTIQ+ students and professionals. Through personal stories like that of Goblin, a young queer biologist from Greece, Marosi shows how marginalized individuals often hide their identities out of fear that it will harm their careers and academic standing. The research demonstrates that many talented LGBTIQ+ people are interested in science and excel at it, yet choose not to pursue careers in these fields due to experiences of exclusion and discrimination. Marosi is working to make these barriers visible and provide teachers with practical tools to create more inclusive classrooms, ultimately aiming to diversify the scientific world.
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