As a child, Tanima Tasnim Ananya became interested in learning about space by listening to various science stories from her mother. She immigrated to the United States in 2009 for higher studies. With the help of artificial intelligence, he has created a special model with which all the information about the black holes from the beginning of the universe till now can be found. And for creating this model, Tanima has got the top spot in the list of 10 young scientists of 2020 in Science News magazine.Ananna co-founded Wi-STEM (pronounced "wisdom"), a mentorship network for girls and young women who are interested in science. She and four other Bangladeshi scientists, who studied in the United States, currently mentor a group of 20 female high school and college students in Bangladesh, helping them find paths to pursue science.Tonima is currently a postdoctoral research associate at Dartmouth College. After Bryn Mawr, she earned her PhD at the Department of Physics in Yale University. Alongside her research, she co-founded Wi-STEM (pronounced "wisdom"), a mentorship network for girls and young women who are interested in science