Women in Tech

The annual Bupa everywoman in Technology Awards, celebrating the most inspirational women working in STEM, has extended its nomination deadline.

To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day, six young women engineers have been announced as finalists for the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards 2023.

New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) announces that Dr Sarah Peers, Head of Academic Skills at NMITE, who has been an integral member of the team at NMITE since the pioneer cohort joined in 2021, has been elected as the President of the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES) for the term 2024–26.

Remembering Ada Lovelace’s life and work is bittersweet. She was a trailblazing visionary, able to articulate the computational process 100 years before the first analytical machine was developed.

Cyber security giants BAE Systems, DarkTrace, and GCHQ are on a mission to address the industry’s gender diversity gap by recruiting more female coders during Cyber Awareness Month.

NMITE (New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering) is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Patricia Xavier as a new Associate Professor and Programme Leader for Integrated Engineering. She has also been made Acting Academic Director, effective immediately.

Today is World Teacher's Day, Thursday 5th October, 2023, and what better way to celebrate the teachings of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) than with a talk on the Universe with Professor Brian Cox, or a workshop with the NHS on how STEM saves lives.

KYZEN, the global specialist in innovative environmentally friendly cleaning chemistries, has announced that Debbie Carboni, Global Product Line Manager – Electronics, will present as part of the Electric Vehicle (EV) panel during the IPC High Reliability Forum.

The cyber industry is booming, with exponential growth that shows no signs of slowing down – but despite this remarkable surge, a gender gap persists in the field.

Last year, fraudsters across the UK stole over £1.2 billion through authorised and unauthorised fraud.