Dear INWES members, We have the pleasure to announce the publication of issue #39 of our newsletter. Please use this link. We also would like to invite you to send us your activities in the format of an article to be published in our newsletter. We are always eager to see and heard great news from …
The International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES) is held every three years. The 19th ICWES (ICWES19) will occur in September 2023 in Auckland, New Zealand. Therefore, INWES is seeking competitive proposals to host ICWES20 in the fall of 2026. Proposals must provide enough information to assess, for example, the feasibility of the location …
The 19th International Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES19) will take place in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest city, from 3-6 September 2023. The conference theme – Shaping the Future – will offer examples of and insights for women studying and working in STEM (science, engineering, technology and mathematics), and their advocates, and showcase the …
ICWES19 in Aotearoa, New Zealand, 3-6 September 2023 Read More »
Thursday, August 25, 2022, 10:00 to 16:00 (6:00 – 12:00 UTC) Coinciding with Emirati Women’s Day This is an announcement of the Third Forum for Women in Research entitled “Quwa: Women Empowerment for Global Impact“. INWES President Dr. Jung Sun Kim will participate in a panel discussion as a panelist. Panel Discussion will be held from …
Third Forum for Women in Research “Quwa: Women Empowerment for Global Impact” Read More »
Dear INWES Members, This is an announcement of ICWES19. ICWES19 will be held in Aotearoa, New Zealand, from Sunday, September 3rd to Wednesday, September 6th, 2023. We will inform you as soon as we know the schedule details, such as registration information. Information is published on these platforms. Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/icwes19 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7dp65a4HxZZAUx6fO4-3Bg Official Website: https://www.icwes19.com/
The International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES) as a partner of the University of Warwick has collaborated with the project: “Reimagining a STEM Research Culture”. The goal of the project is to consolidate intrinsic experiences, mindsets, attitudes, and insights that feed into a reimagined culture for enhancing access to and participation in STEM …
20th July: Final Research Culture conference & INWES 20th Anniversary Read More »
NB. The authorship of this post is of students at the University of Leeds and the Electrifying Women project. INWES is pleased to support and endorse the work being carried out by historians Graeme Gooday, Emily Rees Koerner and their students at the University of Leeds. Interviews of INWES stories A key element of the …
(In)Visible Engineers: Remembering Forgotten Women’s Histories Read More »
The International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists (INWES) as a partner of the University of Warwick is implementing the project: “Reimagining a STEM Research Culture”. The goal of the project is to consolidate intrinsic experiences, mindsets, attitudes, and insights that feed into a reimagined culture for enhancing access to and participation in STEM research …
INWES Americas has announced the dates for their next webinar about Gender equity and inclusion in STEM, research and innovation in the Americas that INWES is organizing as part of the project about Reimagining a STEM Research Culture. The webinar will take place in Spanish and English and there will be translations for both languages. …
INWES Americas – Reimagining a STEM Research Culture Read More »
Falling Wall EngageX event Ulaanbaatar is being run in cooperation with INWES and other organizations. INWES members are supporting this event. INWES members are welcome to attend. They need to register before 5th May 2021. Here is the Engagex Ulaanbaatar Falling Walls Calendar link https://falling-walls.com/calendar/engagex-ulaanbaatar/ and Facebook event link https://fb.me/e/22qcRGJIO From Battsengel Baatar, INWES Vice President Education & Research
