For decades, women have been significantly underrepresented in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), both in academic settings and professional careers. Despite progress over the years, the gender gap remains noticeable. According to the latest government census, women now account for 26% of the STEM workforce—a number that, while growing, still highlights the ongoing challenge of achieving full gender equality in these fields. Historically, science and technology have been dominated by men, but that narrative is changing.