she will be getting fukked by a nicca with a gut
Sexiest Black Female Scientists, Phds, and MDs
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I wouldn't be surprised.
At the end of the day a black woman with a PhD is still a black woman
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I wouldn't be surprised.
At the end of the day a black woman with a PhD is a still a black woman
thats right
Anothergirl
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and according to stats will STAY that way if they aren't willing to "expand their options". esp with the kind of attitudes being expressed in here. unfortunate but true.
anyways
these women. #blackFEMcellence
Someone compiled a list…I thought I'd share: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpbs
Here are a few of the ladies listed:
A few words sum up being a chemistry Ph.D student: challenging, difficult, and long!! Lol. However, my experience has been exciting, rewarding, and inspiring. I truly have a deeper appreciation for the love of science and pursuit of new information, and what I can bring to the table as a young scientist. Knowing that everyone who has a Ph.D in chemistry, especially the black female chemists out there, went through this same process gives me strength as I continue to push forward in my journey! #Ph.DLife #Chemistry - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Amber's research is focused on developing and validating novel biomarkers of mitochondrial dysfunction (i.e. cellular energy changes) in Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Mitochondria are important because they provide our bodies' cells with the chemical energy they need to function correctly (i.e. signaling, dividing, growth and death) and keep us healthy. The cutting-edge models that Amber is developing will be important for all neurodegenerative and neuroinflammatory conditions. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
I am a Scientist, and a proud African American woman! My background is in Physics, Biomedical Engineering, and Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine. My research is currently in proving that true Adipose tissue-derived Stem cells do exist. I do believe that a beautiful woman can also possess intellect! - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
New Orleans native currently working in New York City as a Postdoctoral research Fellow. I am a human geneticist by training and currently interested in population genetics. Specifically my work is centered around the genetics of diseases and traits that disproportionately affect African-descent populations such as uterine fibroids, cardiovascular disease, and drug response. My main goal is to identify African derived regions in the genome that might explain the disproportion of disease in at risk populations. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Like many others, cancer has affected members of my family. My job is to better understand metastatic disease, the rate limiting step in cancer patient survival. My passion is in discovering new treatment strategies for cancer metastasis and helping the community and patients better understand this disease. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Richelle works on helping identify and quantify process improvement effects on product characteristics. In graduate school, she studied biomaterials for nerve regeneration applications.
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My research focuses on understanding and facilitating collective action by designing technologies that support community empowerment to address local issues in low income neighborhoods in the US. I have done extensive work with communities to build technologies to address violence in Chicago. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Ph.D in Organic Chemistry at Clemson University Post doc at Carnegie Mellon UNCF Merck Postdoctoral Award - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Education: J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law, M.S. in Chemical and Life Sciences from University of Maryland, B.S. in Environmental Sciences from University of Maryland, Baltimore County - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Currently I am a Postdoctoral research Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania in the Department of Bioengineering. I have been researching biomaterials and tissue engineering for orthopedic applications for the past decade. My graduate research investigated three dimensional scaffolds for the regeneration of bone using adult stem cells. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
I study the biological importance of specific protein-protein interaction required for HIV-1 replication and screen compounds to inhibit these interactions. Our overall goal is to reveal new therapeutic target for combating HIV-1 Infection. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Education: B.S. in electrical engineering from FSU, M.S. in electrical engineering from FAMU, S.M. and Ph.D in media arts and sciences from MIT - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Ashley's current studies focus on how to use the immune system to target and kill tumor cells a promising treatment strategy for cancer known as immunotherapy. Her previous project identified a protein that linked obesity-induced inflammation to cancer development and progression. Having recently nabbed a Finalist spot in the Presidential Management Fellowship, Ashley plans to use the opportunity and her scientific background towards a career in science diplomacy. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Dr. Taylor works in the Nuclear Engineering (NE) Division at Argonne National Laboratory. Her work is primarily on nuclear nonproliferation with a focus on export controls, safeguards and policy.
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Brandeis H. Marshall joined the Purdue College of Technology in August 2008 as an Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Technology. Dr. Marshalls research lies in the areas of information retrieval, knowledge management, data mining and social media. Dr. Marshall currently serves as PI of the Broadening Participation in Data Mining Program (NSF IIS #1232397, http://www.dataminingshop.com) and coPI of the Information Security Research and Education Collaborative (NSF DUE #1344369). - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Dr. Richards graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and a B.S. in Mathematics. At UMBC she was a Meyerhoff Scholar and captain of the Dance Team. During her graduate career, she attended the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. She received a Ph.D. in Cellular and Molecular Medicine and conducted research on novel breast cancer therapeutics. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Interested in new innovative ways to efficiently manage trauma patients from the perspective of anesthesia. Doctorate training in pathogenesis of allergic lung inflammation. 1 of only 2 students representing all US MSTP programs at NIH MSTP Semicentinneal celebratory symposium. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
I am a new Postdoctoral Fellow for the Center of Biomedical Modeling at the Semel Institute at UCLA. Here I use mathematical and statistical modeling to determine optimal settings for solving public health problems such as the HIV epidemic. My current project involves determining if HIV elimination is possible in resource-rich countries. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Angelique Johnson conducts research on microfabricated nerve stimulator leads that can be used to treat hearing loss, Parkinsons disease, paralysis and blindness. Her work has been patented, featured on the cover of Hearing Research, and translated into a startup. When not performing miracles in the lab to make the lame walk and the blind see, Angelique can often be found in her kitchen, bringing flavor to life. - See more at: http://www.kylamcmullen.com/Articles/sexy-black-female-scientists.html#sthash.EYr4D99v.Jk8CFtYD.dpuf
Where do you submit your photos for this, Im curious...
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Jealousy (and pettiness) is a woman's trait. 
KenyaDoll
Demonic eyebrows & animal print
There is a link in the op to the website of the woman who created the list. Maybe you can contact her. Good luck Dr. Golden!
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Getting your doctorate doesn't mean you were given a scholarship or that your company paid for your education. Plus that also doesn't mean they received scholarships for undergrad and grad school.
Replace the A+ with a HVAC cert and you'd be winning
KenyaDoll
Demonic eyebrows & animal print
Getting your doctorate doesn't mean you were given a scholarship or that your company paid for your education. Plus that also doesn't mean they received scholarships for undergrad and grad school.
Replace the A+ with a HVAC cert and you'd be winning
A phd in the sciences and social sciences typically comes with tuition remission and a stipend from the university. You get that in exchange for doing research (which is how you get trained anyway). Tuition remission + stipend is not a scholarship, it's not anything special nor is it out of the ordinary…it's the standard. It's what the overwhelming majority of graduate students get. It's how graduate schools work (the professor gets cheap labor and the student gets a phd).
The bios of all those women include top research programs in their field. There is almost zero chance that any of them took out loans to pay for their phd degree. Google is your friend if you don't believe me in regard to how research phds work and are funded.
Anothergirl
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i'll add one... http://www.texaschildrens.org/Locate/Doctors/Lyn,-Michelle/
former client of mine and reppin Jamaican women well.
former client of mine and reppin Jamaican women well.
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↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Doesn't mean they ain't got student loans from undergrad or pursuing their masters. Especially considering the majority of students leave college in student loan debt.
