Published
We are celebrating all those who work in science, technology, engineering and medicine and who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other minority gender identities and sexual orientations. Staff and researchers from the University of Cambridge, AstraZeneca and the Wellcome Genome Campus discuss their experiences of being LGBT+ in Cambridge – and why it is important to be who you are.
- Category
- Academic
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
45:15
From Abogamers to Prompt Engineers: Navigating a New World of Work
-
31:29
China 2019 - How can scientists become role models? Meet the Young Scientists of 2019
-
03:03
MAX on Why LGBT Equality is Important | Beyond I Do | Ad Council
-
10:13
20 SMART DIY IDEAS FOR YOUNG ENGINEERS
-
01:43
Day in the life of Cambridge rower | University of Cambridge
-
03:21
What Do Computer Hardware Engineers Do?
-
1:27:59
"Climate Engineering: Why Architects Need Engineers to Achieve Holistic Design Excellence"
-
02:23
Stanford engineers design a robotic gripper for cleaning up space debris
-
01:00
She hired NASA engineers for her sports bra!!! Elevator Pitch
-
08:26
Music at Cambridge: Then and Now. Celebrating 75 years of the Faculty of Music.
-
01:53
Day in the Life of a Cambridge Rower | University of Cambridge
-
01:01
Cambridge scientists have found a way to fuel your car with sunshine
-
04:24
LGBT Homeless Youth
-
02:48
Engineers Australia Uses Cloud Adapter for Salesforce.com
-
00:38
Beyond I Do :30 | LGBT Acceptance | Ad Council
-
01:32
"Seaworthy Science" with the Society of Women Engineers
-
01:25
Computer Hardware Engineers Job Description
-
1:22:06
LGBT+ Rights in a Time of Pandemic: The Michael Dillon LGBT+ Lectures Launch Event
-
08:19
17 CRAFTS FOR LITTLE ENGINEERS
-
02:51
Stanford engineers develop new tool for designing prosthetic limbs
-
03:14
Celebrating LGBT History Month
-
01:31
'Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again' Xu Zhimo | University of Cambridge #WorldPoetryDay
