After weighing up 2016, 2017 is the year to scale.
It’s been said that 2016 hasn’t been the best of years. Memes abound of this being the year we’ll want to forget or the year that will now be the […]
Category Archives: STEM
Incubators: babies and a 12 bedroom house
My earliest memory of an incubator is from the first time I met my youngest sister. A twin, she had taken second place to her twin brother in the womb […]
Leaning in when you’re not Sheryl Sandberg – The Student Edition
Late last year I was invited to keynote at the 2014 BCS Lovelace Colloquium. Started by Dr Hannah Dee, a lecturer in Computing at Aberystwyth University, it is a meeting of […]
A lot can happen in a year – thank you 2013
I look back at the past 365 days, via my blog posts, tweeted pictures and emails and am astonished at what has happened. In my final post of 2012, I […]
For 2013: 3 new years resolutions I won’t have and 1 new years objective I do have
“Daily habits and the rhythm of life take most of us captive, and we often end up doing what we’ve always done, and each year starts to look very much […]
The case for women leadership in Technology and beyond – my month on the East coast
“Countries can’t develop if young women are not given the kind of education that they need.” – President Barack Obama at the third Presidential debate on Foreign Policy I’m a […]
The state of STEM – why we need to make a concerted effort to help everyone enjoy Science
You have to ask yourself this question. Is your vision for Britain a dusty museum to the past, or a powerhouse with a great future? Right now, maths may not […]
