In relation with Ada Lovelace and the changes in our society since she and other women struggled to get recognition in their careers due the social context of their times, we wanted to know the opinions of different woman in STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) in today’s world and their experience.
What challenges do they have to face? what has change? What is their opinion about the lack of women in STEM?
Women in STEM – Interview
In this interview we have Lipika Deka, Associate Professor in Computer Science at the School of Computer Science and Informatics and a member of the Institute of Artificial Intelligence as well as the Software Technology Research Laboratory at De Montfort University (DMU), Leicester, UK.
In this interview, we have Caitlin Doleman, second-year Computing games programming at De Montfort University aiming to do an impact in the videogames industry from a different route that has not been fully explored yet.
In this interview, we have Tracey Jessup, Chief Transformation Officer at De Montfort University. A digitally led technology leader & changemaker. CIO 100 2021. Winner: Outstanding Contribution, Women in IT awards 2021.
In this interview we have Ogemdi Anika, PhD student at the Institue of energy and sustainable development at De Montfort University.
In this interview we have Ling Tian, PhD student in the Engineering and sustainable development school.
In this interview we have Ismini Vasileiou, Associate Professor in Information Systems/Subject Group Lead and Associate Head in Teaching and Learning, at De Montfort University (DMU), Leicester, UK.