A collection of Black female Scientist captured in their unique environment in collaboration with James Bell and Cambridge African Network.
The Black Medical Scientific Network in collaboration with James Bell have put together a collection of portraits of black female scientists in line with this years Black history month theme ‘saluting our sister’.
The event will celebrate the amazing work black female scientist are doing and will also feature a number of scientist who will be present to talk about their work. We are pleased to be collaborating with the Cambridge African Network as part of their annual black history month celebrations.
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