Women [& Girls] in Science 2025 – Sahar Niknam, PhD Researcher in AI
18 February 2025
“We are not afraid to be bold. We are Women in Science.”
The second video in the Women [& girls] in Science 2025 series features Sahar Niknam, doctoral researcher the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine – University of Luxembourg.
Now may be the best time ever to start a career in science as a woman. Policy makers recognize the importance of women’s presence in science and are supporting it. So put yourself out there.
Sahar Niknam
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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