“Ada Lovelace has become an iconic figure for women in science and is often credited with the invention of modern computing. But, as Ursula Martin—mathematician, computer [more >]
Elizabeth Denham CBE, The Information Commissioner, has been announced as the winner of BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT’s prestigious Society Medal 2020. The new annual award, [more >]
Congratulations to Jacqui Hogan on her interesting and amusing article in ITNow – What if Jane Austin had been a Geek – do read this, [more >]
This year BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT launched the Society Medal, a new award which recognises an outstanding contribution to ‘making IT good for society’. It is with [more >]
“Most girl’s parents embarrass them by showing new boyfriends their baby pictures, perhaps even ones where they are naked in the bath. She can only [more >]
Women students of computing and related subjects, start writing your abstracts for the BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium, the UK’s main conference for undergrad and MSc women [more >]
Professor Jade Alglave has been awarded the 2020 BCS Roger Needham Award sponsored by Microsoft Research Cambridge. The award has been made in recognition of [more >]
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 >]
Sarah Burnett will be speaking at the BCS Digital Skills Festival on 1 December. More informtion available here: https://www.bcs.org/events-home/bcs-virtual-festival-of-digital-skills/bcs-virtual-festival-of-digital-skills-programme/
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 >]
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