Though it was once associated as being dominated by men, science is increasingly being redefined by women, many of whom are blazing trails in previously uncharted territory. 

In Florida, female scientists Cristina Fernandez-Valle, Maria Clara Franco, and Evelyn Bracho-Shanchez are working to claim their bring more scientists like her into their fields.

Correspondent John Zarrella brings us this story of what it’s like to be a female Hispanic scientist, and triumph against the odds.

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Though it was once associated as being dominated by men, science is increasingly being redefined by women, many of whom are blazing trails in previously uncharted territory. In Florida, one female scientist has been working hard to claim her space, but also, to bring more scientists like her into the field.