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Roundtable Event: Women Leading Change 

Scientific progress thrives when the voices of women are heard, valued, and elevated

We celebrate the leadership, innovation, and impact of women in science and technology. Discover inspiring stories and projects that are shaping a more equitable and sustainable future.

Objective

Highlight and strengthen the role of women in scientific and technological leadership as a driving force for innovation towards a sustainable future, promoting gender equity, inclusion, and the positive impact of their contributions in addressing global challenges.

Context and Rationale:

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Technological and scientific innovation plays a vital role in building a sustainable future, tackling global issues such as climate change, energy transition, health, and social development. Despite progress, achieving gender parity in science and technology remains a challenge.
This roundtable offers a space for dialogue and reflection, aiming to empower women's leadership in science and technology not only as drivers of change but also as key agents in creating innovative solutions.
The session will showcase their contributions, examine persistent barriers, and propose strategies to foster gender equity in academic and scientific environments. It targets primarily graduate students, professors, researchers, and the broader public, aiming to inspire the next generation of scientists within a more inclusive innovation ecosystem.

Panelists

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Dr. Diana Lorena Rubio Navarro

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Universidad Politécnica de Santa Rosa Jáuregui

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Professor in the Master’s Program in Science Education and expert in neuroscience. Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences (UNAM), with research experience in nanotechnology.

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M. en T.A. Eloína Lugo del Real

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Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Querétaro

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Ph.D. candidate in Mechatronic and Mechanical Design, with extensive experience in electronics and founder of the Women in Engineering Movement.

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Dr. Carolina Leyva Inzunza

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Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN)

 

Chemical Engineer with a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering Sciences. Recognized for her research in petroleum industry catalysts, awardee of the IPN Engineering Award, IIM-UNAM Prize, and Weizmann Prize.

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Dr. Laura Arreola-Mendoza

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Department of Biosciences and Engineering, CIIEMAD-IPN

 

Medical Doctor and Ph.D. researcher in biosciences, currently serving as Secretary of Research and Graduate Studies at IPN. The researcher describes herself as proudly polytechnic. "IPN is an institution that transforms lives; it changed mine."

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Dr. Patricia Amézaga Madrid

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Centro de Investigación en Materiales Avanzados (CIMAV)

 

Researcher Level II of Mexico's SNI. Specialist in Food Science, Technology, and Environmental Science.

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Dr. Xochitl Yamile Sandoval Castro

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Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Querétaro

 

Engineer in Communications and Electronics. Ph.D. in Advanced Technology with expertise in Soft Robotics.

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