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Insects were not what my girlfriends wanted to study, until we 'met' Dana Scully

  • Written by Jessica Ware, Associate Professor of Biology, Rutgers University Newark
Insects were not what my girlfriends wanted to study, until we 'met' Dana ScullyAmong women who are familiar with Scully’s character in 'The X-Files,' half say Scully increased their interest in STEM fields, according to a report. Photos are courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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