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Obstacles still exist for women in science, but this young researcher is breaking the mould

Kaitlyn Sadtler young global leaders World Economic Forum immunologist bioengineer National Institutes of Health

Kaitlyn Sadtler is an immunologist and bioengineer at the National Institutes of Health, just outside of Washington, D.C., in the US, and one of the Forum's Young Global Leaders. Image: TED.com

Lukas Bester
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