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Global Women's Breakfast

etrofimenkoff
Mar 7, 20231 min read

To celebrate and kick-off the Global Women's Breakfast hosted by IUPAC, the ACID:BASE club got together to create a short video on what breaking barriers in science means to us in three words. As you may have guessed from our last post, our theme this year is Catalysts for Change. Check out our short video below!


Some of our members got together to celebrate Global Women's Breakfast at Humpty's Family Restaurant. We are always thankful for good food, and even better company.



 
 
 

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