The TechUP programme takes 100 women from the Midlands and North of England, particularly from underrepresented communities, with degrees or experience in any subject area, [more >]
The BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium 2019: Establishing the next generation Last year, there were still more people called David heading up FTSE 100 companies than [more >]
Do any of you know, or are you, a female developer who would have the time and inclination to put together a half to 1 [more >]
Since 2015, WeAreTheCity’s Rising Star awards have highlighted the achievements of over 400 future leaders and role models across a variety of different industries and [more >]
Bloomberg is partnering with Women Returners to host two 2019 Returner Circles in London for professional women wanting to return to full-time roles in financial [more >]
The founder of BCSWomen, Professor Sue Black, OBE, has received a LifeTime Achievement Award at the LovieAwards in November. Here’s her reaction: “Thanks hashtag#lovieawards for [more >]
You can read all about Suffrage Science at http://www.suffragescience.org/ Here’s Hannah’s introduction to her blog: “A week ago I went to London to borrow a piece [more >]
Professor Jim Austin in York has a project to work on the Grace Hopper version of the Univac compiler and he also has another project [more >]
Computer Weekly has announced the Most Influential Woman in UK IT 2018, and is showcasing 50 of the top women in the UK’s technology industry. [more >]
BCSWomen Chair Sarah Burnett reports: Good news – our AI Accelerator got shortlisted for the Equals in Tech Award (a United Nations technology partnership). We were shortlisted [more >]
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