Womeninstem Stories

Marga Danielle L. Gomez Ph.D., is a bubbly Microbiologist. Due to her bubbly and warm personality, she can easily socialize and make friends. Despite being a "sunshine", she's also meticulous and inductive when it comes to work. Jameson Rafe S.Navarro Ph. D., an Analytical Chemist by profession but works as a Biochemist. A very inquisitive person, loves solving problems and is very methodical. Due to his intelligence, he easily caught attention, especially the ladies. Her warm personality caught his attention and his intellect caught hers. They became lovers who were deeply in love with each other yet due to the hectic schedule of their postgraduate studies they decided to end their relationship to prioritize their future. Now that they're both successful and work together in the same agency but in different divisions. He still loves her and wants to win her back. She still loves him but she's thinking about the constraints of their busy working schedule that it may hinder their relationship again. Dual POV

For some reason, for all 18 years of her life with long-term friendships and a relatively secure sense of self, Natalie wants a husband. And she's looking for hers in college. How dumb must that be, to believe to find your "other half" in college? Natalie thinks she's just widening up her options. No harm in knowing what you want and working for it. She's been working for everything else at this point! Because yes indeed, she has to find a husband. She has to find her husband... And so when she meets Seth, the infamous socially-visible guy who's known to receive dozens of confessions all around campus and who probably has a rejection template at the ready, Natalie thought she struck gold for connections... and a whole lot of prospects. Seth is definitely crossed out from Natalie's list. But for Seth?...Well he might have to experience being on the other end of rejection, then. - A light, cozy, college and perhaps trashy romcom from the archives of Aria Haille.

I wish this were a tall tale. Unfortunately, it is my actual life. What follows is a largely true account of one FEMALE (the men have got it easy let's be honest) engineering student's slow descent into madness between professors yelling insults on the daily, being told I would never make it because I was a woman, fighting increasingly desperate battles for ADS accommodations, and getting buried under a metric ton of problem sets and paperwork (I did the math, you take all the digital files x the number of pages x the weight per page - I'm kidding I didn't and I also promise there's NO math in here. I hate it too) The chapters ahead contain raw wrath, questionable life choices, bureaucratic horror, and enough profanity to make an academic integrity committee faint. The names, universities, and other identifying details have been changed to protect the guilty (though they don't deserve it) So sit back, relax, and enjoy the saga of my misfortunes.

Aarohi never meant to fall in love with a man who belonged to the world. He shines under floodlights, and she lives in the shadows of her own dreams. Soon they realise that fame promises everything, well, except privacy. And as Aarohi steps into Aarav's world of applause and expectations, she learns that loving a public figure comes with a private cost. Will they conquer the noise of the outside world? Or will they crumble amidst these flashlights and choose to walk away?

Irene Dever is a doctorate owning astrophysics professor at the University of Chicago. She is working late one raining night when the unexpected happens.

Nivi came to IISER for her final year project. Nothing more. Definitely not him. He's a research scholar who walks into the lab like he owns the place; loud when he speaks, effortless in the way he takes over conversations, and annoyingly good at making everything look easy. Extroverted in a space full of quiet focus,the kind of person you notice even when you're trying not to. And somehow, he always ends up next to her when things go wrong. A spilled sample. A blunt correction. A casual "be careful next time." That's how it starts. He doesn't try to be special. He just is. And that's the problem. Because in a place built on temporary things-projects, deadlines, people ,Nivi starts feeling something that doesn't feel temporary at all. My Autumn is about a time when everything was supposed to be temporary... but didn't feel that way

Cat Fiyero is no stranger to chaos. Once a year the world fractures into rifts, allowing modern New Yorkers to walk side-by-side with dinosaurs, killer mermaids, and beings from distant stars. The cleanup falls to people like Cat and the brilliant but damaged members of Gamma team, who all know from personal experience that their job has a way of haunting anyone who gets close. Nothing about a Day is ever simple, and if this band of misfits wants to make it through the next twenty-four hours unscathed, their only choice is to stick together. The rules are simple: Identify and relocate subjects. Clear and close rifts. Don't cause trouble. Too bad Cat and her team aren't much for rules. *NOTE: Greetings all! I am but a poor purveyor of words, and this is my debut novel. Although I hope to upload the entire thing over the next several weeks, anyone who wishes to download it immediately can find it on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GMSBRW4?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=8R9NTHQX282PY9MNS73S) or a variety of other ebook websites (https://books2read.com/u/3nYro5) for $2.99! If you love the book, please consider either buying a copy or following me on social media. If you REALLY love the book, you can become a patron through Patreon and gain access to exclusive content.

When Beth gets her dream job out in England the only thought on her mind is that she will be thousands of miles away from the man she's loved in secret for the past year. She decides the night before she leaves that she must tell him, and, well it goes about as well as you would think. Running away from her problems to England, Beth gets to work and meets a new man that might just take up her time enough to have her forget about the old flame. Just as one love ends another can begin, but leaving it all behind doesn't mean it still isn't there.

Raine, a top researcher at a prestigious science centre has to face her own demons as she realizes why the saying goes-"A woman is a woman's greatest enemy"

You've just completed your doctoral bio engineering thesis defense, which you have been researching for the past 4 years in Professor Utonium's lab. Now that you're no longer a student, you and Professor Utonium can begin a strong and passionate relationship together.

if you're an aspiring marine biologist , or just a big fan of these wonderful creatures , reading this book will give an insight to their life 😊

short one shots about various stem topics. the first chapters start out kinda bad but production quality has increased

Two corporate employees from completely different departments embark on a business trip together, which ultimately leads to a night that changes their lives forever. In their 20s, two individuals embarked on a journey of self-discovery, learning to explore life and navigate the realistic problems that come with adulthood. As they faced these challenges, they found themselves falling in love amidst the complexities of life.

Sanctuary. That was what the quarantine dome was supposed to be, a place of refuge from the N-Gel and the deadly Neoplague they unleashed on the world. But we aren't safe here. Senna is uprooted from her rural life in the outer dome when her mother agrees to marry the President of Sanctuary. It was supposed to be a Cinderella story, but Senna can't stand the health and status obsessed city. Her only escape comes from repairing an antique piece of wireless tech, an endeavor that is seemingly hopeless due to the interference that reduced such tech useless after the invasion. Senna believes that if she can get the device to work, she can use it to contact the life she left behind. However, it isn't her old life she reaches when she gets the device to power on. Instead she catches the SOS of a little girl who claims to be held captive in the toxic world outside of the dome. The girl offers a reward for her rescue-the cure for the plague that forced humanity into quarantine and took Senna's father from her. Top Rankings: #84 in Post-Apocalyptic (11/21/2020) #6 in Genetics (12/19/2020) #2 in Asexual Protagonist (11/14/2020)

A reckless rollicking romance? A mesmerizing multifaceted mystery? A curious comedy of cyber crime capers? These are all part of the tale of four twenty somethings' search for a reason for living even if they have to make one up. It is the story of the evolving relationships among this unlikely group as they deal with life threatening afflictions, and sort out romantic entanglements, while unraveling an assortment of adventure laden mysteries.

Becoming More Than I Am is a heartfelt and deeply personal story of resilience, ambition, and the pursuit of self-worth in the face of overwhelming societal and familial expectations. As the only woman in her university and an aspiring doctor, the protagonist is burdened by the crushing weight of her father's disapproval and the community's skepticism. Every step she takes, every achievement she earns, feels like a battle in a war against not only tradition but also her own doubts. When a critical chemistry assignment becomes the key to her future, she pours everything into proving her worth-not just to herself, but to a father who's never believed in her. Yet, even as she stands victorious, diploma in hand, she must grapple with a haunting question: Has she been fighting for her own dreams or for the validation of someone else? Raw, emotional, and inspiring, Becoming More Than I Am explores the sacrifices and triumphs of defying expectations, the complex bonds of family, and the enduring struggle to define one's identity on one's own terms. Perfect for readers who crave stories of empowerment, determination, and the courage to claim a place in a world that insists on limitations.

Snowstorms, lab coats, and late-night heartache-Toronto wasn't in Avani Rao's five-year plan, but it might just rewrite her life. With eyes full of hope and suitcases packed with dreams, Avani thinks mitochondria will be her toughest challenge-until she lands in a condo run by two chaotic roommates, a city that warms up slow, and a Tinder match who melts her resolve. Between explosive experiments, homesickness, and dreams, Avani must decide what "home" really means. Is it the family photo taped to her desk, the flutter in her stomach when coder-roommate Josh offers a coffee tour, or the independence she's craved since forever? Follow Avani as she trades monsoons for snowstorms, discovers the chemistry that textbooks never cover, and learns that sometimes the greatest experiment is life itself.

This poetry collection brings to life the stories of 365 women, each poem representing a day of the year. Through diverse voices and experiences, it explores themes of love, identity, resilience, and freedom. From quiet moments of reflection to bold declarations of self-discovery, these poems celebrate the beauty and strength found in every woman's journey. Whether it's a fleeting encounter or a deep emotional connection, each story is unique, inviting readers to discover the world through the eyes of different women across time, culture, and space. Dive into a year-long poetic adventure filled with passion, tenderness, and empowerment.

A chance encounter, a cheesy meet-cute, a night of garba and celebrating Navratri.

Elle has always lived her life trying to do the right thing every second of every moment. Elle's entire life has been about worrying how she is perceived by everyone in her life, even herself. She must discover what the real parts of her self truly are, as well as what she has made herself into so that she could be more appealing to others. Elle is moving away to college and is getting a new start with new people that are going to change her life for better and for worse. Elle is changing. Who is Elle?