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| 24 Feb 2021 | |
| In The Press |
The last in our series of short videos championing #WomenInScience on the @UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science is Tulsi Mehta. Tulsi [discusses some of the inspirational women that encouraged] her to pursue a career in science #STEM #WomenInSpace pic.twitter.com/JQlwa7sR4t
— BIS (@BIS_spaceflight) February 11, 2021
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