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I am a WikiEducation Fellow in a General Subjects group learning about improving content of Wikipedia articles, especially on women in science and molecular biology. I would like to see subdivisions like Education, Research Career, Science Education Leadership, Personal life, Honors and Awards, and References, only some of which are present. I am not sure about the research description because it sounds less general and more like a scientific review than most of the bios I am reading on Wikipedia. Anyone out there want to discuss these ideas? I have another six weeks in the course of training and I may have time to work on this if it seems worthwhile to others. LLMHoopes (talk) 09:54, 30 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]
