This #WomenInScience Day, we celebrate the mission leadership of some of the phenomenal women on the #NASAWebb team.
Hear how they got their start in science below 
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Dr. Amber Straughn is
#NASAWebb’s Deputy Project Scientist for Communication. She studies galaxies using Hubble data — and will be using Webb data in her research too! Read more about Dr. Straughn: https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/content/meetTheTeam/people/straughn.html …pic.twitter.com/pmtC0IEGlP
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As #NASAWebb’s Deputy Project Scientist for Planetary Science, Dr. Stefanie Milam is helping to establish our next generation space telescope as a resource for studying the planets and other bodies within our solar system.
Read more about Dr. Milam: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/stephanie-milam-studying-the-volatile-universe …pic.twitter.com/hg8VPh4CVf
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Dr. Knicole Colón is
#NASAWebb’s Deputy Project Scientist for Exoplanets. She has worked on the Hubble and TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) missions in addition to Webb. Read more about Dr. Colón: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/people/322/knicole-colon/ …pic.twitter.com/tjWgVcfcDt
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#NASAWebb’s Deputy Program Scientist, Dr. Hashima Hasan makes sure that the mission aligns with NASA’s strategic objectives. Read more about Dr. Hasan: https://women.nasa.gov/hashima-hasan/ pic.twitter.com/f6FQlD7UNZ
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