My Scientific Name

A is for Astronomer!
B is for Bioengineer!
C is for Computer programmer!

What scientific careers do the letters of your name represent? Learn about different science careers from real scientists!



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  • Enter your child's name and gender
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Why this book is so special

  • Your child's name is used to create the story so every story is different!
  • Your child's character is used in the book
  • Your child will learn about different STEM careers and meet real female and minority scientist role models!
Additional information

  • Price: eBook is free; Hardcover books start at $29.99 + $1.50 per letter
  • Size: 8.5" x 11"
  • Length: varies depending on name. +3 pages per letter.
  • Recommended Age: 4 - 10
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Meet the Scientists

Meet a real scientists behind My Scientific Name!

Gaye Angela Ohanesian is a transmission line engineer and current director of gopower inc. She was previously a transmission line engineer with NSTAR, now Eversource, the largest utility in the northeast. She was responsible for about 900 miles of overhead power lines and 250 miles of underground power lines! Gaye works with a team of engineers to design the structures that support the high voltage power lines that allow electricity to be carried from the power generating plant to your home. As a transmission engineer, Gaye needs to think of all aspects of the power line design from the ground up. She checks that the ground is strong enough to support the foundation and that the structure is strong enough to support the lines. The structures must handle different climates and seasons, from hurricane winds, to blizzard snow and ice, to wildfires and floods! It's all connected and designed to work together!

Visit our team page to meet more scientists!