Glasgow Women in Computer Science

@gwics.bsky.social

Glasgow Women in Computing Science @uofgcompsci.bsky.social provides monthly meet ups and talks from a diverse range of speakers about the organisational, personal and social challenges we face working in CS academia and related industries.

Thanks so much to everybody who attended our latest GWiCS workshop on journal editing and reviewing! And of course a very special thanks to our lovely speakers Andrew Dunn and our very own Fani Deligianni for their insights. See you all next time!

Fani, Andrew and Catherine smiling together.Andrew Dunn giving his presentation.

Save the date! The next GWiCS seminar takes place at 2pm, Wed February 4th. Lina Mohjazi will provide advice and assurance for researchers considering a postgraduate path, then Fani Deligianni will lead a discussion on the mission of GWiCS and its future!

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Save the date! The next GWiCS seminar takes place at 2pm, Wed February 4th. Lina Mohjazi will provide advice and assurance for researchers considering a postgraduate path, then Fani Deligianni will lead a discussion on the mission of GWiCS and its future!

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Another GWiCS event is coming up next Monday! Dr Sara Jabbari from the University of Birmingham School of Mathematics is here to share their efforts improving the experiences of minority staff and students in their institution! Come along on Mon 16th 11am in SAWB 423, or join on Teams!

Advert for the Glasgow Women in Computing Science Seminar, given by Dr Sara Jabbari, a Reader from the University of Birmingham School of Mathematics. The talk is on 'Improving Minoritised Staff and Student Experiences'.

UPDATE: This seminar is now on June 4th! We are hosting a watch party of a fantastic plenary talk by Dr Anne Cori. `SIR or MADAM' is a thorough and highly digestible dive into the ways that privilege and demographic factors shape academic careers. There will also be snacks and discussion!

Poster for a GWiCS Watch Party on Wed 21st May at 3pm in SAWB 423 or on Zoom. The watch party is for the talk SIR or MADAM by Dr Anne Cori about how academic privilege underpins academic careers.

Save the date! Wednesday 21st at 3pm in SAWB 423 we are hosting a watch party of a fantastic plenary talk by Dr Anne Cori. `SIR or MADAM' is a thorough and highly digestible dive into the ways that privilege and demographic factors shape academic careers. There will also be snacks and discussion!

Poster for a GWiCS Watch Party on Wed 21st May at 3pm in SAWB 423 or on Zoom. The watch party is for the talk SIR or MADAM by Dr Anne Cori about how academic privilege underpins academic careers.