Breaking boundaries on Earth and beyond: Natalie Panek keynote at Inspiring Future Women in Science

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Natalie Panek is a rocket scientist and explorer whose dreams of becoming an astronaut led her to flying a plane, driving a solar-powered car across North America, and building space robotics. Panek shares stories from her career in aerospace engineering, and lessons learned in the pursuit of a STEM career, during the Inspiring Future Women in Science conference at Perimeter on April 15, 2016.

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