Sally Le Page

Dr Sally Le Page, formerly Shed Science, is an English scientist and former YouTuber.
==Personal life==
Sally is originally from Stratford-upon-Avon.
As a child, she watched natural history documentaries, and played with frogs in her garden.
In 2016, Sally came out as “more attracted to women than [she is] to men,” but “not particularly attracted to either.” She uses the labels gay, bi, grey-ace, and queer.
==Education==
In 2013, she graduated with a BA (Honours) degree in Biological Sciences from Oxford University.
==YouTube==
In the first year of her undergraduate biology degree, Sally started a YouTube channel, to gain media experience and build a portfolio.
She appeared on the first episode of Rooster Teeth’s Let Me Clarify.
==Public engagement==
In January 2015, Sally gave a talk on The Science of Sex at The Royal Institution. In March 2015, Sally became ’s Creator-in-Residence. She collaborated with them to make videos, and bring “science into more mainstream culture.”
In October 2017, Sally made a video on global warming and coral reefs, as part of the REEF SERVICES study. In November 2017, Sally criticised the use of by water companies, calling it “a bit silly that big companies are still using magic,” but pointing out the risks to the safety of drinking water.
==Podcast==
With Kat Arney, Sally co-hosts the podcast Genetics Unzipped, which is produced by .
==Awards==
In March 2013, Sally won a short film competition held by and . She received a £9,000 prize.
In 2013, she won , a science communication competition.
==Video view milestones==
*2,000,000 views: June 21, 2021
==References==
Category:Educational YouTubers
Category:English YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2012
Category:LGBT YouTubers