In this episode, Dr. Juliet Daniel discusses her background growing up in Barbados, her motivation to have a global impact, and her research on cancer, particularly focusing on triple negative breast cancer in Black women. She describes the challenges and barriers she faced in academia, the lack of diversity, and the importance of initiatives like the Black Scientists Network. She also shares her perspectives on faith, resilience, and the importance of supporting the next generation of scientists to create a more inclusive and innovative field. Ultimately, she expresses hope for the future of STEM fields but acknowledges the work that still needs to be done to achieve greater representation and recognition.
