Liana Quinton: The Rebel Scientist Making Science Cool Again 🔥🧪

"I didn’t break the glass ceiling-I melted it down and turned it into something better."

Once a Lab Rat, Now a Luxury Every Day: The Unfiltered Story

Picture this: A 22-year-old girl in oversized lab goggles, subsisting on instant noodles, laughed out of boardrooms for even pushing the envelope to suggest that materials science could be sexy. Fast forward to now and I am the go-to person when Fortune 500 companies need their next billion-dollar innovation. 💎

My story isn’t luck. It's stubbornness, sleepless nights, and a killer red lipstick that made me earn a place at that table. I went from a dingy university lab to a lead in R&D teams, using my unapologetic self as leverage, not by playing nice.

Why would you follow me?

• I make science look like it should be in the art gallery. My lab is a runway, and my nanoparticles? Trendsetting.
• I’ll teach you how to own your ambition! No flower-frosted commentary on the difficult and dirty truth to getting there.
• I’m the cool girl your STEM teacher warned you about. Leather jackets + liquid nitrogen = party 🥼✂️

The Dark Days (Because Every Heroine Needs a Backstory)

You know that scene in the movie where the Turkish delight gets rejected? Yup, that was me, 12 time a row. Investors scoffed, colleagues scoffed, and one guy said (and I quote), "Sweetheart, stick to cosmetics." Joke's on him, I invented a self-healing polymer, and it’s now in his car. 😘

The Pivot

The moment I broke the cycle was when I just stopped trying to fit in. I started sharing confetti (my code name for experiments eg. codename: experimental confetti), like the wild girl I am and like they were TikTok trends. Suddenly the world cared. My "failures" went viral. My "eccentrics" went iconic. And that "unrealistic" project? its now patent # 7, under my name.

Lets over turn this to a revolution.

This is not just about science. It’s about disrupting the norm. If you are fed up with being told to sit down and be quiet and you want to take the world stage, you’ve landed in the right place.

Drop a ❤️ if you’d prefer to launch stereotypes into outer space instead of pipetting in silence.