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Why are women still underrepresented in science and technology?

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Dr. Fatematuz Zohora, a mechanical engineer recognized as a "Superstar of STEM" for the 2025–26 term, emphasized in an exclusive interview with BS Urdu that including women in scientific fields goes beyond mere representation. Women contribute fresh perspectives and innovative ways of thinking to the discipline.


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Dr. Fatematuz Zohora, a mechanical engineer recognized as a "Superstar of STEM" for the 2025–26 term, emphasized in an exclusive interview with BS Urdu that including women in scientific fields goes beyond mere representation. Women contribute fresh perspectives and innovative ways of thinking to the discipline.


In a conversation with SBS Urdu, Dr. Fatematuz Zohora emphasized the need to change the perception that science and mathematics are fields more suited for men in order to inspire women’s interest in these areas.

She emphasized the powerful impact of introducing children to the groundbreaking work of female scientists during their early education, encouraging them to see these remarkable women as role models.

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