Lovelace Colloquium 2021: Call for Abstracts – deadline 29th Jan 2021
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 >]
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Professor Jade Alglave wins the 2020 BCS Roger Needham Award
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 >]
Imperial Computing PhD student, Neema Kotonya, wins research spotlight competition at London Hopper Colloquium 2020
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 speaking at BCS Digital Skills Festival
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/
Dr Sue Sentance receives Suffrage Science Award
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 >]
Professor Dorothy Monekosso has been added to the Roll of BCS Honourary Fellows
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 >]
Professor Muffy Calder recognised as a Dame in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list
Huge congratulations to @BCS Fellow, Prof Muffy Calder; recognised as a Dame in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list: “A tireless advocate for science and an [more >]
Recognition for Professor Regina Barzilay
Regina Barzilay wins $1M Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence Squirrel AI award The world’s largest AI society — the Association for the Advancement [more >]
Two videos of BCSWomen Scotland Events on YouTube: Play to Your Strengths and Diversity Initiatives Have Never Been More Important
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 >]
Building the UK Women into Computer Science Experience
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 >]