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Supporting women in Informatics
A network for women studying SET courses at Cardonald College.
A group/network for women studying science and technology at Edinburgh University
Interconnect is the network for women studying science, engineering, technology and the built environment in Scotland. Connect with other students, qualified women and employers to start your career before you finish your studies.
"By studying engineering I feel that you learn a lot of transferable skills that helps to make you more employable and gives you the opportunities to travel and work abroad if that is important to you. " Graduate Project Manager, Selex Galileo
‘Edinburgh, Evolution and Enlightment’ will delve into the life of Charles Darwin and the debates surrounding his work. Speaker JF Derry is a writer who was previously a conservation ecologist and rangeland scientist and has written extensively about Charles Darwin in national newspapers, journals and peer reviews.
Created by the Edinburgh Conference Centre at Heriot-Watt University The Knowledge Festival will run from 19 - 22nd August as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. It will consist of three days of talks, by select speakers on a range of topics. This talk lead by professor Tom Devine will explore 'The Scottish Enlightment'
Created by the Edinburgh Conference Centre at Heriot-Watt University The Knowledge Festival will run from 19 - 22nd August as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. It will consist of three days of talks, by select speakers on a range of topics. This talk lead by Jock Clear, Senior Eningeer at Mercedes Grand Prix will look at the application of engineering knowledge in Formula One.
Your careers starts here. Info on CVs and interviews. Who's there to help and what you can do to help yourself. Stories from women out there.
Want to make a difference? You can help inspire tomorrow's scientists, engineers and technologists.
Girl Geek Scotland are offering a series of residential workshops in Autumn 2010 which are FREE and fully funded by Informatics Ventures.
Research from Edinburgh Napier University’s Employment Research Institute has proved the age-old theory that it’s ‘who you know’ that is important for job hunters.
Geek Pop – a free online music festival featuring artists inspired by science are calling on budding songwriters to put pen to paper and come up with your very own summer hit single.