Neema Kotonya, PhD student of the Department of Computing’s Computational Logic and Argumentation group (CLArg) from Imperial College was invited to present her research on ‘Natural [more >]
BCSWomen Lovelace Colliquim founder, Dr Hannah Dee, is a suffrage science award holder (having received the award from @CarronShankland and passed on the award on [more >]
To all young #WomenInSTEM ages 13 to 25, connect with like-minded women in a safe space. There’s no better time for you to join the [more >]
“Tech Returners is a positive and empowering organisation. We provide skilled tech professionals returning to the industry accessible opportunities to refresh their skills. Through a [more >]
Black women coders take a major new role in the BCS. Coding Black Females (CBF), a non-profit organisation, will take a leading role in the BCS, [more >]
Dorothy Monekosso is Professor of Computer Science in the Faculty of Arts, Engineering, and Technology, Leeds Beckett University. She holds a PhD in Space Systems [more >]
The BCS and the Society Board have created a new medal to recognise a person who has made an outstanding contribution to making IT good [more >]
Play To Your Strengths: https://youtu.be/7wrM9oUlnkk In the Play to Your Strengths session you will learn: Why it is important to focus on your strengths for your own personal development How to identify your own strengths and the strengths of those around you [more >]
A great series of seminars on how we can address the under-representation of women in computer science. Some terrific speakers, international leaders who have successfully [more >]
“My TechUPWomen Journey began with a tweet by Jess Phillips MP. It was a retweet of Professor Sue Black encouraging people to apply to the scheme, and Jess [more >]
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