The annual Female Science Talents Gathering 2022 will take place on the 28th–29th of July as an online event. This year’s title theme is “Female Leadership, Power, and Empowerment”.
RSL’s founder, Dr @Marianna Prokopi Demetriades, has been invited, as a #femalesciencetalents role model, with other international talents from science, to parti…Read More

Falling Walls | International Science Platform

Falling Walls is a unique international science platform for leaders from the worlds of science, business, politics, the arts and society.

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We are pleased to invite you to the 3rd Multiplier event of FeSTEM project, which will take place on Monday, May 16th, 2022 between 11:15-15:30 CET.

The event entitled “Connecting women STEM: building a stronger network & a brighter future !” will introduce participants to the final outcomes of the FeSTEM project, but will also host won…Read More

NASA interns follow in the footsteps of those who paved the path before them.
In celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth, we highlighted female interns and the women at NASA who inspire their careers. Read the feature at…Read More

NASA Interns Share the Women Who Inspire Them

In honor of Women’s History Month, current NASA interns share their STEM inspirations, women of NASA whose legacies influence their work and professional aspirations.

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Greece’s National Action Plan for Gender Equality 2021-2025.
Priority Axis 2: Equal participation of women in decision-making positions / leadership roles (p. 68)
(Document in Greek language)

There is an increasing trend on women working in Microsoft globally over the years 2017 to 2021.

In Samsung UK, above all else, and regardless of gender, nationality, or race, median pay gap over the years 2017 to 2020 was decreased.

In the year of 2020, open leadership roles in Apple filled by women globally.

Discover the women who have changed the world!
https://artsandculture.google.com/story/wQVR-CJKn2ldYQ

Female scientists - Google Arts & Culture

Discover the women who have been making invaluable contributions to science for thousands of years. Often maligned, ridiculed, ignored, and even banned from practicing, these women refused to bow to conformity.

artsandculture.google.com

Soltanaghai, Elahe elahe@illinois.edu via acm.org
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The N2Women is pleased to announce multiple travel grants for students to attend MobiCom 2021, to be held in New Orleans, USA, January 31 – February 04 2022. Presenting a paper/poster at MobiCom 2021, or at one of the co-located Workshops, is not a r…Read More

Why aren’t more women in computer science?
https://www.cio.com/article/3278274/why-aren-t-more-women-in-computer-science.html?fbclid=IwAR1vLsk0xmz_xL5EjWxHmUB9NAncD-e9GC-Gd5oa9qcqlRXnmGPS0pWXsCU

Why aren’t more women in computer science?

Women are equally qualified for careers in computer science and yet there is a shortage of professional talent. Learn how you can be part of the solution.

www.cio.com

Careers for Women in Technology Companies are a Global Challenge

Careers for Women in Technology Companies Are a Global Challenge (Published 2017)

While companies in the United States are the ones that make headlines because of gender issues, women say the problems exist elsewhere as well.

www.nytimes.com

ACM established the Doctoral Dissertation Award program to recognize and encourage superior research and writing by doctoral candidates in computer science and engineering. Find out more and apply here: https://awards.acm.org/doctoral-dissertation/nominations

Are you aware of the ACM-W Scholarships for Attendance at Research Computer Science Conferences?
ACM-W provides support for women undergraduate and graduate students in Computer Science and related programs to attend research Computer Science conferences. Students who are not from a traditional CS/CE/SE department but working on Computer…Read More

Meet TIME’s First-Ever Kid of the Year
“Observe, brainstorm, research, build and communicate.” That is what the brilliant young scientist and inventor Gitanjali Rao told actor and activist Angelina Jolie about her process, over Zoom, from her home in Colorado, during a break in her virtual schooling.…Read More

Meet TIME's First-Ever Kid of the Year

Meet TIME's first-ever Kid of the Year: a 15-year-old scientist and inventor who uses technology to tackle issues ranging from contaminated drinking water to cyberbullying.

time.com