women in stem

Fabian Dattner reflects on what it takes to lead 110 women on a mission to Antarctica as part of Homeward Bound, a global initiative to elevate the visibility of women in STEM.

Lisa Harvey-Smith wants her great grand-niece ask some day in the future, “Why did we ever need a women in STEM ambassador?”

In 2019, Zuckerberg wanted to discuss “the future of technology in society” with experts. He chose 8 men and 1 woman. All were white.

Regional Universities Network have published a booklet showcasing the incredible scientific achievements by reseachers in STEM.

Malcolm Turnbull has declared the slow page of women studying computer science engineering is a “big conundrum” facing Australia.

The Medical Journal of Australia called for manuscript submissions on the topic of ‘Women in medicine is there gender equity?’ The answer is no.

Narelle Underwood’s one of the few female surveyors across Australia. She’s on a mission to change that and get more girls and women interested in the field

A study found that incorporating sex and gender could improve experiments, reduce bias and create opportunities for discovery and innovation.

Dr Kudzai Kanhutu says knowledge around technology must be shared, and organisations can do at least one thing to better support female employees.

When we look beyond the 2019 Prime Minister’s science prizes, the impact of women in STEM is still overlooked and under underrepresented.

Girl Geek Academy promotes girls in coding, hacking, gaming and software design. Now, it’s adding aviation, drones and space into its mix.

Today is Ada Lovelace Day, a growing global celebration of women’s achievements in science, technology, technology, engineering and maths.