Tech

The Dream Collective founder Sarah Liu says now is the time for displaced women to launch new careers in tech, and she’s giving them the tools to do it.

Diversity in the tech industry should be at the heart of developing new and innovative technologies, writes Nicole Russo.

Emma Koster shares how and why she built the free chatbox called Hello Cass

Yemi Penn was 24 and had just graduated from her dream degree in mechanical engineering when to her own disbelief, she found herself homeless and pregnant.

At first glance, the Aussie startup scene is a woman-friendly one. But, scratch just beneath the surface, and there’s a not-so-woke dynamic at play.

Twenty-five-year-old astrophysics student, Kat Ross, is currently completing her PHD on black holes in the galaxy, but in the meantime, she’s found a few more in the NSW education system’s STEM curriculum.

She’s linking her two worlds of agriculture and tech to create better solutions for all of us. Never afraid to ask questions, she’s here for the people.

I don’t think there is anything typical about being a startup founder, writes Brandcrush co-founder and CEO Teresa Aprile.

After 328 days in space, American astronaut Christina Koch returned to earth, setting the record for the longest stretch in space by a woman.

Olympia Yarger was shocked when her company received more than 200 applications for its head engineer role last week and not a single one was from a woman.

The first ever all-female analog space crew has just ‘returned’ from their mission, the inaugral for Sensoria I, in Hawaii.

Under president Ursula von der Leyen’s leadership, the European Commission has unveiled an ambitious plan to support at least €1 trillion (AU$1.