Celebrating LGBTQ+ Scientists
We’re celebrating invaluable contributions of LGBTQ+ scientists and raising awareness about the challenges still faced throughout the scientific community. By sharing these stories, we aim to inspire the next generation of LGBTQ+ scientists and foster a more inclusive and supportive environment within the scientific community.
Claudia Astorino
In News and views
3 min read
Beyond the binary: How my intersex identity shaped my path in evolutionary biology
Claudia Astorino (she/her, they/them) discusses how her intersex identity motivated her to explore…
Dr Linda Cremonesi
In News and views
3 min read
Travelling the world to hunt neutrinos: Insights on global research as an LGBTQ+ scientist
Dr Linda Cremonesi (she/her) discusses her international research career in particle physics and…
Professor Andrew Goodwin FRS
In News and views
3 min read
The power of allyship in science: Embracing LGBTQ+ inclusion
Professor Andrew Goodwin FRS reflects on his experiences as an LGBTQ+ scientist whilst advocating…
Dr Clara Barker
In News and views
4 min read
Reflections on trans identities and anti-science
Dr Clara Barker reflects on the intersection of science, identity, and the influence of…
Dr Alfredo Carpineti
In News and views
6 min read
International Day of LGBTQIA+ People In STEM
To celebrate LGBTQ+ STEM Day, the Royal Society has chosen a selection of scientists to discuss…
Professor Duncan Cameron
In News and views
3 min read
Pride and STEM: Positive changes, but further to go
Royal Society Researcher Duncan Cameron discusses what further progress is needed for LGBTQ+…
Professor Giles Oldroyd
In News and views
3 min read
Pride and STEM: Looking back on 50 years
Royal Society Fellow Giles Oldroyd reflects on 50 years of Pride in the UK.
Dr Luke Boulter
This profile of Dr Luke Boulter is part of Parent Carer Scientist, a project showcasing the…
Dr Julia E Stawarz
In News and views
4 min read
Being transgender in STEM
Dr Julia E Stawarz discusses her experiences transitioning within academia, and her life in STEM.