We've been featured in a couple articles and podcasts about our story. Check them out below!
Juliana Smith is on a mission to tackle the under-representation of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). Through her weekly newsletter, STEM Demystified she talks about how women are conquering science, technology, engineering, and mathematics worldwide and hopefully will inspire more women and girls to pursue a career in STEM.
Check out the interview that she did with Sanya here and keep updated with all the other interviews she continues to do here.
The Dear Women in STEM foundation has taken the task of highlighting amazing women in STEM from Africa and of Caribbean descent to help be the change we want to see in the world.
By providing others with role models who look like them, they can aspire towards a career in STEM and know that it is possible.
Sanya made it to the wall along with some other amazing women in STEM.
Sanya was featured in the SHOUTOUT HTX magazine recently as they focus on bringing more attention to entrepreneurs who are making a difference in their field. Check out the full article here.
Sanya was featured alongside 20+ other women who are making an impact in the lubricants industry globally. She is the only Trinidadian featured alongside these leaders from major global companies such as Shell lubricants, Chevron Base Oils, Afton Chemicals, Cargill, ABN Resource and BASF to name a few.
Sanya was featured for her work as an Engineer turned Entrepreneur by the Board of Engineering Trinidad & Tobago. She shares her experience within the machinery lubrication sector and some problems that she worked on globally to find solutions. She also speaks about her advocacy for women in STEM. Check out her article here.
Ryan Bachoo of the Guardian Media Limited wrote an article about, "Empowering women in STEM" featuring Sanya Mathura. Int he article he discusses some of the challenges faced by women in male populated industries and ways Caribbean women can overcome these challenges.
The Lubricant Expo and Bearing Show North America have a new advisory board member, Sanya Mathura!
They give an exclusive interview with her where they get talking about empowering women in STEM, some more about Strategic Reliability Solutions Ltd and what she is most excited about for the upcoming conference in 2024.
The book, "Empowering women in STEM - Personal Stories and Career Journeys from around the world" has been featured in STLE's TLT Magazine (January 2023) edition! Find out more about the book and some of the challenges women faced within this industry as well as advice from our male advocates on ways to support more women and men.
Check out the article here!
Sanya talks about the launch of the book, "Empowering women in STEM - Personal Stories and Career Journeys from around the world" with the team at Precision Lubrication Magazine. This book is dedicated to uncovering some women’s personal stories and career journeys in STEM. Check out the article here.
Sanya also gave an exclusive interview to the team in this Spotlight feature. Check it out here.
Sanya chats with James Moorhouse, a Director at ABN Resource about women in STEM, diversity and inclusion, the most in-demand skills necessary in the ever-changing lubricants industry, and how tea fits into the big picture.
They talk about the upcoming book, "Empowering Women in STEM Personal Stories and Career Journeys from Around the World" and the impact these stories will have on the future and current generation.
Check out the podcast here!
Sanya had a chat with the Lubrication Expert himself, Rafe Britton from Australia.
In this episode, they talk about the different lubrication degradation mechanisms, how to identify them and some common misconceptions. While these are covered in Lubrication Degradation Mechanisms - A complete guide, they also start talking about the second book (co-authored with Bob Latino) which delves into Lubrication Degradation - Getting into the Root Causes.Here's a link to the video: Episode 008 - Lubricant Degradation Mechanisms!
Sanya did another episode all about Varnish! Check out Episode 34 - Varnish.
Sanya was featured in SMRP's Monthly March newsletter in an article entitled, "Leading with Grit and Grace" by Erin Gutsche, P.Eng., CMRP
She highlights Professional Barriers, Proud Career Moments and gives some Tailored Advice! Check it out here!
Check out this article where the beginnings of SRSL, challenges that we've faced in the industry and some lessons that we've learnt are featured.
Sanya chats with Robert Kalwarowsky on these topics:
"Sanya Mathura is a trail blazer. She is paving the way for women in maintenance, engineering, and entrepreneurship – all at the same time."
Check out our article with Upkeep Maintenance Management
Here's a link to our podcast: Oil Analysis & the importance of Condition Monitoring
Sanya was recently featured on the Women in Maintenance podcast hosted by Caitlyn Young Gilbert of Upkeep.
Tune in and find out more about:
- How Sanya overcame the challenges she faced in the industry
- How to bring value to the table
- The importance of bringing people from different backgrounds together for change.
Here's a link to the podcast: The Power of Diversity
The episode highlights are:
- Why organisations should be concerned about lubrication
- How to identify degradations in lubricants
- Common types of lubricant degradation
- The impact of failing lubricants
- Best practice for storage and testing lubricants
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Sanya was featured as "Empowering Pumps Industry Person of the Week"!
The interview covers how she started working in the field, what she loves most about her job and some career advice.
Check out the details of the interview here.
Charli K. Matthews interviews the Empowering Pumps & Equipment 2020 Industry Person of the Year, Sanya Mathura MLE, about engineering asset management, how she got started in the industry and more about her career in maintenance and reliability. Check out the interview here.
Sanya chats with Kathleen Nelson as she shares the stories of ordinarily extraordinary women that work in different areas of STEM.
They cover the launch of Sanya's first book and gain some insight into growing up in Trinidad.
Check out the link here!
Sanya gave a webinar with Fluke Reliability which talked about understanding lubricants and why they degrade. Here's a blog about the webinar given entitled, "Breaking down lubricant degradation by failure mode for reliable oil analysis".
Here's a snippet, "From the time the lubricant enters a piece of equipment, it starts degrading as part of its function, Mathura says. “The question is: when has it degraded to the point where it can no longer protect the system?”"
Sanya and Michelle Segrest of Factory of the Future have a quick chat about women in engineering, Sanya's book Lubrication Degradation Mechanisms: A Complete Guide and impacts on the future of manufacturing!
Or, you can check out the YouTube video here!
Sanya and Steven Dobie of Maintenance Disrupted talk about the evolution of Strategic Reliability Solutions Ltd, the response to Sanya's book Lubrication Degradation Mechanisms: A Complete Guide and a couple of other things she's working on! She gives us some insight into an upcoming collaborative book about RCA and some stories on the other book she's working on with many contributors aimed at empowering more women in STEM. Check out the podcast here!
Here are some other podcasts with MD:
Sanya was featured in Million STEM's Wonder Wall.
Check out her profile here as she talks about what she does, why she chose her field, tackling obstacles and of course some advice for the younger generation.
Sanya wrote an article which was featured in PCMS Engineering newsletter.
Find out more about the question, "Are all Acids Bad?" in this article!
Sanya chats with Victor Perton about what makes her optimistic and the people who have inspired her throughout her journey. Click here for more details.
Click on the link to access the interview with Sanya as she talks about what inspired her to go into STEM, Career Advice and much more! Here's a snippet:
Q: How are you showing the industry that women are challenging the status quo?
Sanya: I have always had a dream of being a strong female pillar within a male dominated industry and with my training and background, I am trying to make that happen. I want to spread the message that even though you are female, you can make a strong impact and contribution to the engineering community especially in the Caribbean. Apart from destroying myths that a reliability focused company launched in the Caribbean can be run by a female engineer, I think that we are coming into the age of open-mindedness where a lot more people pay attention to the value that you bring to the table rather than your gender.
Also check out the feature for Women's Month done by Re.engineer!