Women [& Girls] in Science 2025 – Xiaochen Zhang, PhD Researcher in Space
13 February 2025
“We unlock new horizons for future explorers. We are Women in Science.”
The first video in the Women [& girls] in Science 2025 series features Xiaochen Zhang, doctoral researcher at the European Space Resources Innovation Centre (ESRIC).
“If you’re interested in science or any challenging field, don’t let early struggles deter you. Stay curious, seek mentors, keep an open mind, and remember that setbacks are part of the journey.”
Xiaochen Zhang
The video series “Women [& Girls] in Science” is a collaboration between the institutions that form Research Luxembourg, the MEGA (Ministry of Equality between Gender and Diversity) and the MESR (Ministry for Research and Higher Education). The series features 6 women in science with different journeys in science, with the goal to inspire young girls in[to] science.
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