EPISODE · Jun 14, 2021 · 40 MIN
Episode 39: Special Guest, Daisy Shearer from @notesfromthephysicslab
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On today's episode I have special guest Daisy Shearer. Daisy is a PhD candidate in experimental condensed matter physics at the University of Surrey’s Advanced Technology Institute. Her PhD research focuses on semiconductor spintronics for quantum technology applications.You might know Daisy from her amazing Instagram page @notesfromthephysics lab. She is passionate about equality, diversity and inclusion in STEM with a focus on disability and neurodiversity as she is autistic herself.We chat about:Daisy's journey to getting her Autism diagnosis and the process she went through contacting university disability supportHer uni experience as a PhD candidate and what her day-to-day looks like (including a mention of her scientific equipment and awesome Magnet called Emily!)The accommodations Daisy has been offered as an Autistic person studying at university and some experiences she has had at university where a range of accommodations have really benefitted herWhen she started up her @notesfromthephysicslab Instagram account and how she documents her life across her social media platforms and blogWhen she began the @Neurdivergent_in_STEM visibility project which shares the stories of neurominorities working in STEM and encourage accessibility in STEM fieldsHow she is coping with daily life and how the pandemic affected her and her studiesDaisy's range of hobbies including knitting and gardening!Daisy's links:Social media & outreach: https://linktr.ee/notesfromthephysicslabProfessional links (research & writing): https://linktr.ee/DaisyShearerNeurodivergent in STEM: https://linktr.ee/Neurodivergent_in_STEMMy 21andsensory links:Illustration Portfolio | Instagram | Podcast | YouTube | Blog | TikTok | X | Bluesky | Patreon
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