Girls THREE-MINUTE SCIENCE


GIRLS INTERNATIONAL THREE-MINUTE
SCIENCE COMPETITION




submissions are now closed for the 2025 competition. stay tuned for future events!

results announced: august-september



LET'S GET GIRLS INTO SCIENCE.



Stereotype threat and implicit bias are two key reasons why women are underrepresented in science. The problem is self-reinforcing: the less gender-inclusive the scientific community, the more science becomes male-dominated and the more those stereotypes become reinforced.​


We are inviting all female-identifying teenagers from any part of the world to participate in the Girls International Three-Minute Science Competition, free of charge. Whether you're avidly passionate about science or just dipping your toes in the water, we'd love for you to join us!


Hear the story of Girls Three-Minute Science from our founder, Annie Ma.​​



In the past, we have received over 300 submissions from 21 countries and 6 continents, a testament to the strength of the scientific spirit in girls all around the world. Keep updated by signing up for the mailing list below!


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Our judges are professors from the world's top universities.



Romina Fiorotto



Yale University



Dr. Fiorotto is an Associate Professor of Medicine and Pathology at Yale University. Her research focuses on digestive diseases, specifically translating discoveries in liver cell biology into care for patients with liver disease.



Melissa Franklin



Harvard University



Dr. Franklin is a Professor of Physics at Harvard University. Her research studies proton-proton collisions produced by the Large Hadron Collider(LHC), the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator.



Irene Beyerlein



University of California, Santa Barbara



Dr. Beyerlein is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials at University of California, Santa Barbara. Her research investigates the creation and design of advanced materials with unprecedented structural performance under extremes of strains, stress, and temperature.



Jennifer Lewis



Harvard University



Dr. Lewis is a Professor of Bioengineering at Harvard University. Her lab leverages expertise in materials science, stem cell biology, fluid mechanics, 3D printing, and biomanufacturing to create next-generation functional, structural and living materials.



Saharnaz Baghdadchi



University of California, San Diego



Dr. Baghdadchi is a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at University of California, San Diego. Her research focus is on encoding light fields with phase and polarization modulations for tissue imaging and optical manipulation of nanoparticles.



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