This is such an important discussion and is relevant for exams at all stages of life! In the Periodically podcast we spoke about our experiences with periods and undergraduate exams. By sharing our stories we hope to keep this conversation going! periodicallyoxchem.wixsite.com/mysite/episode…

Episode 3 is OUT NOW! In this episode we are joined by Jenny Burnham from The University of Sheffield to discuss the challenges women face in balancing their reproductive health and a career in academia. The episode covers many topics including pregnancy, miscarriage and perimenopause.

Episode 4: Research and Innovation is OUT NOW! This week we’re joined by Chiara Cocco (she/her) to discuss the research that’s being undertaken by initiatives like the EDI Caucus to investigate the impact of menstrual health in research and innovation! linktr.ee/periodically_ox

The most important message on world menstrual health day. 🌍♥️🇵🇸

'Diversity in perspective and experience fosters creativity, innovation and resilience,' writes Ollie Thomas. 'Diversity of thought requires a diversity of people and for those people to thrive they must be content with their work and the[ir] environment'. chemistryworld.com/opinion/everyo…

Even if you don't get a chance to read the article please do check out Enable Science and periodically_ox who really are leading the way on making science a better place for everyone!

A fantastic article and we even get a little shout out! Go and read it ❤️📖❤️

The first paper from my PhD is out now in PCCP! Thanks to Langton Research Group Faulkner_Group and Thomas Just Sørensen for all your help and Villads for being the best collaborator ever :)

We have absolutely loved making this second season of PERIODically, especially and being able to work with all our incredible guests! Their openness and willingness to share their experiences has made every episode so special. ♥️

Thank you Royal Society of Chemistry for this highlight in the Voices Magazine (and thank you for the RSC inclusion and diversity funding that allowed the podcast to go ahead :)) ♥️🩸♥️

The wonderful Bri Barbu has written about the work we do at PERIODically! Thank you and C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News) for highlighting such an important topic! Smashing stigma with a period podcast cen.acs.org/people/Chemist… via C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News)

If people feel empowered to have conversations about periods in the workplace, it becomes a more comfortable place for everyone! It was such a privilege to speak to the women of periodically_ox for C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News): cen.acs.org/people/Chemist…

I am so happy to see our work highlighted in C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News)!

We are excited to share that PERIODically has been awarded the MPLS Equality, Inclusion and Diversity Prize for Best Initiative 2024. Huge thanks to the team and our wonderful Guests! MPLSOxford Oxford Chemistry mpls.ox.ac.uk/equality-diver…

So she was first author on his key paper - in fact she's on most of his key papers, yet she didn't get the Nobel Prize, in spite of the fact they could have given 3 awards, not just 2. Explain to me how STEM is not institutionally sexist.

🙌Congratulations to PERIODically podcast periodically_ox, who have won this year's Horizon Prize for Education from the Royal Society of Chemistry! Royal Society of Chemistry #RSCPrizes

We are so honoured to have been awarded the Horizon Prize for Education 2024 by Royal Society of Chemistry ! Thank you to all of our incredible guests and everyone who has supported this project ♥️🩸🧪#RSCPrizes rsc.org/prizes-funding…

I’m so proud to be a part of periodically_ox and I’m honoured to have worked with such incredible people, especially our fearless leader Charlie, without whom none of this would be possible.

PERIODically podcast (periodically_ox) wins a Horizon Prize for Education, for sparking discussion around the challenges menstrual periods create for people working in HE, acting as advocates to help remove stigma & drive change towards greater equity. rsc.li/4fXdk2F

On Friday Elba Feo presented on PERIODically at the Supramol25 conference hosted by the Australian National University. We had the chance to speak to some amazing people afterwards and it was great to see people excited to talk about periods! Thank you for having us! ❤️🧪🩸