Looking for some super cool, awesome, and engaging STEM professionals to follow on Instagram? Here’s a few of our favorites right now…

Read all about physical therapist Maryam Javanbakht’s zigzagging journey, from dreaming of PT to unexpected research adventures, and how life's twists have led to a rewarding career.

Dive into the quirky world of "Ologies" where host Alie Ward uncovers science tales, exploring everything from cosmology to REM myths with experts in the most unexpected fields.

AdaMarie’s resident graphic design aficionado Mikka Cruz discusses discovering that being self-taught is not a liability, but a strength.

Transform your resume by unveiling the deeper stories behind your extracurriculars, turning hobbies into highly-valued professional qualities.

Re-aligning your goals with your passions is the key to finding determination and confidence, even when things aren't going as planned.

In between 24-hour shifts, NYU Radiology Resident Danielle Rigau finds balance by leaning on friends, prioritizing her hobbies and slaying the streets of NYC.

Learn how to set a boundary between work & life in the fluid reality of remote working

AdaMarie’s Head of Technology Katie White discusses discovering her true self, her true passions, and finding harmony within our ever increasingly chaotic world.

Boost your morning with these 3 steps

A geology communicator and content creator, Becky Nesel’s stories let the world know that science rocks (sorry, we had to).

How an IRL conversation can help warm the road to resume success.

Amy is a CEO, author, coach, public speaker and STEM communications expert focused on teaching career success skills to STEM graduates.

Neuroscientist, author, podcaster, and executive coach - Dr. Tara Swart helps us imagine new possibilities for ourselves.

Crush your interviews by answering these specific questions, helping you to shift your focus from you to them

3 steps to finding out whether your workplace is regressive, or progressive, when it comes to neurodiversity and inclusivity in the workplace.

Human beings are social animals – we thrive when we feel safe and we feel safe when we belong… that’s why we’ve created the Mirrors series.

Do you need a photo? Should you add color? Digging into the “non-essentials”: How much is too much?

Why “Quiet Quitting” is a form of healthy boundary setting that could potentially boost your experience, and your performance, at work.

The AdaMarie Mirrors reflect back to us the many roads (often winding, never smooth) to success! Real stories of real women to see yourself reflected in.