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Tremaine Visiting Speaker Series for Women in Science

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Women Leaders in Science the Focus of Lecture Series

The Tremaine Visiting Speaker for Women in Science was created by a generous donation from the Tremaine family. The purpose is to bring the world’s brightest scientific women scholars and policy makers, such as:

  • Female scientists pursuing innovative research.
  • A researcher or professor who has pushed the boundaries for women in science.
  • An individual with experience in setting public policy which serves to remove barriers for women pursuing higher education and careers in STEM.

The series launched in October of 2023 and will continue annually with a new department from the College of Computational, Mathematical, and Physical Sciences (CCMPS) hosting.

2026 speaker: Coming Soon!


Past Speakers

  • Dr. Charmaine Dean, 2025 speaker.
  • Dr. Joanna McGrenere, 2024 speaker.
  • Dr. Jennifer Heemstra, 2023 speaker.

Tremaine Speaker Series annual rotation:

  • Department of Chemistry 2023
  • School of Computer Science 2024
  • Department of Mathematics & Statistics 2025
  • Department of Physics 2026
  • Department of Chemistry 2027
  • School of Computer Science 2028
  • Department of Mathematics & Statistics 2029
  • Department of Physics 2030
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The College of Computational, Mathematical, and Physical Sciences is one of eight faculties at the University of Guelph. Our award-winning teaching, collaborative culture and innovative research aim to inspire excellence and Improve Life.

Departments & Schools

  • Department of Chemistry
  • Department of Mathematics & Statistics
  • Department of Physics
  • School of Computer Science

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University of Guelph
Guelph, ON

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