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Norwegian nuclear physicist: make space for pink in science

Sunniva Johanne Rose is a physicist and blogger. She is good at sciences but also loves shoes, makeup, interior design and fashion. During her academic career, she has faced much prejudice against women in pink.
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A bit more pink

"Even if you love pink, you can be good at sciences," said physicist and blogger Sunniva Johanne Rose when she addressed several hundreds of young girls who took part in "Girls and technology 2023" at Chateau Neuf in Oslo on 15 February.

Jenter og teknologi (Girls and technology)

 is a national recruitment project aiming to get more girls to study science and technology.

The project is run by NHO in cooperation with, among others, NITO (The Norwegian Society of Engineers and Technologists), the Norwegian Centre for Science Recruitment, Abelia (the association of Norwegian knowledge and technology-based enterprises) and the tech trade association Nelfo.

The project is state-funded.

15 February was the big inspiration day, with events across the country for girls in upper secondary education, teachers, mentors and parents.

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