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Perth Global Women's Breakfast

RACI WA Women in Chemistry Group

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Contact

Dr. Kathryn Linge

klinge@chemcentre.wa.gov.au

Additional Organizers

Alexandra Yeung

Venue

Como, WA 6152

Australia

Further Information

Time

08:30 (UTC +08:00 )

Summary

Everyone (all genders included) is invited to participate in the Western Australian event celebrating the 2025 Global Women’s Breakfast and hear from two amazing speakers.

A Prof Paola Magni is a globally recognized crime scene investigator, forensic entomologist and aquatic forensics expert. Her work has revolutionized crime investigations in marine environments, from insects to crustaceans and plankton. Paola also actively supports community initiatives, offering pro bono forensic expertise to the RSPCA and serving as an ambassador for causes like the Red Shoes Project.

Debbie Yates brings a decade of experience in secondary education, developing and leading numerous initiatives to inspire students to pursue careers in STEM. Recently, she has taken on the role of Principal Consultant for the Kimberley Schools Project, which aims to engage students and families in the Kimberley region and improving educational outcomes.