Technical Tea

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This is Technical Tea, a monthly podcast by women in STEM where we spill the tea on the things we love in Science and Tech. We are @nicoleackermans.com, a scientist, and @queencodemonkey.dev, a software engineer. technicaltea.show

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Meet co-host Dr. Niki Ackermans ( @nicoleackermans.com ). She is the science half of Technical Tea as a professor of biology at a University who researches brain damage. In her free time, Niki enjoys Roller Derby, Birdwatching, and immersing herself into swamps until she assimilates with the bog.

A Polaroid of Dr niki holding a ram skill with pink and blue scribbles of DNA, a neuron and chemical structures

Meet co-host Huyen Tue Dao ( @queencodemonkey.dev ). She brings the Tech to Technical Tea as a Software Engineer at a Big Tech Company. Her favorite pastimes include swinging heavy kettlebells and learning Japanese so that she can shout out her moves while fighting anime monsters.

Picture of Huyen with pink face paint but looking like a polaroid with doodles drawn over the picture and frame including a yellow crown on the top left, her name in Vietnamese and in katakana on the top right and bottom right, respectively, a fuschia monkey peeking over the bottom left corner, the initials "HTD" and "QCM" in the bottom left, a big droid head, two hex code color for a fuschia and purple, and the words "B-B-B-Bytecode break along the right side of the polaroid.