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Ada's Adventures in Science is a comic book series featuring Ada, a girl who isn’t afraid to ask questions about the world around her. Ada dreams of doing exciting science and making discoveries like her science heroes, while riding the school bus and playing with her friends. Finally Ada achieves her dream of becoming a […]
Visit Totnes Museum in south Devon from Monday 11th to Friday 29th October to find out more about Ada Lovelace and why she is a role model for girls and women who want to pursue careers in STEM subjects. Coinciding with the creation of a new statue of Ada Lovelace by sculptors Etienne and Mary Millner, […]
Join us for a conversation about the development of "Ada", a music-theater work-in-progress about Ada Lovelace, with Composer Kim Sherman, Librettist Margaret Vandenburg, Music Director Kimberly Grigsby, Director Lisa Rothe. and Naomi Leonard, the Edwin S. Wilsey Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University. The sharing will also feature video which dives into the writing […]
An online global gatherings to celebrate Ada Lovelace who wrote the world's first computer algorithm 100 years before a computer was ever invented! Ada liked to strive and it only seemed fitting to create a global gatherings around THE woman of STEM in conjunction with Adas Army, Socially Homes and The Peoples Hub. We also […]
Miércoles 13 de octubre (GMT -6) Registro: https://forms.gle/sdRXhsxjaqFqy2LZA Bloque estudiantes Moderación: Katherine Acuña (Departamento de Física), Diana Paniagua (Simbiosis y Escuela de Topografía, Catastro y Geodesia) y Christian Chaverri (Red UNA STEM y Departamento de Física) Youtube: https://youtu.be/bTum76IVr1U 9:00 h: Inicio 9:05 h: Melanie Guerrero Calero (UNA, Costa Rica) - Desde mi experiencia y […]
The Centre for Computing History welcomes St. Mary's Junior School, Cambridge to meet some present day and historical women in computing history. Students will also send messages using morse code and learn about amazing algorithms.
Celebrate the amazing women in STEM Join Stemettes online to hear from an amazing panel followed by speed networking. Stemettes and the world's largest biotech company Roche invite you to a virtual panel and speed networking event to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day. There are so many possible career opportunities for people with an interest in […]
Join us on Ada Lovelace Day to celebrate current and future women in tech. Inspirational women from a range of professions and organisations will showcase the diverse career options that are available in this exciting area. Each speaker will share their STEM journey, top tips and things they wish they had known when they started […]
This is an event organized by the Emílias - Armação em Bits group, from the Federal University of Technology - Paraná - UTFPR (Curitiba, Brazil). We will have talks by female UTFPR professors, talks by members of the community and meetings with other groups dedicated to inclusion and diversity.
Jueves 14 de octubre (GMT -6) Registro: https://forms.gle/EqSHaryVdA8zMNsQ9 Bloque estudiantes Moderación: Diana Paniagua (Simbiosis y Escuela de Topografía, Catastro y Geodesia) y Christian Chaverri (Red UNA STEM y Departamento de Física) Youtube: https://youtu.be/C4MxhnJMHdk 9:00 h: Inicio 9:05 h: Joselyn Pérez Valverde (UNA; Costa Rica) - ¿Esto sí es lo mío?: una historia llena de […]
Join an interdisciplinary team of faculty and students on Ada Lovelace Day as we create, expand, and improve Wikipedia and Wikidata entries for the underrepresented Women in STEM. No experience necessary! Library calendar short link: https://bit.ly/YorkuAda
A talk by Mitra Hartmann, Professor of Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering at Northwestern University Abstract: Ada Lovelace is best known for her notes on the Analytical Engine of Charles Babbage. The engine is a machine that uses movement to compute the answers to mathematical equations. Now imagine a machine whose movements help compute its own […]
Join fellow Ada Lovelace fans in Australia for a (virtual) breakfast and learn how to use Deep Learning to classify stars using NASA data. Ada Lovelace is hailed as the first ever computer programmer. We think she would have been at the forefront of Data Science, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, which are becoming the […]
Viernes 15 de octubre (GMT -6) Registro: https://forms.gle/eP2fsmtVnntJWC2A8 Youtube: https://youtu.be/sBKovIY9QIs Bloque expertas Moderación: Kattia Vasconcelos Vásquez (Red de Mujeres Investigadoras y Escuela de Administración) y Christian Chaverri (Programa IFA y Departamento de Física) 15:10 h: Inicio 15:20 h: Yanely Marisol Canales Ochoa (UCR, Costa Rica) - Propagación in vitro de bambú 16:00 h Cierre […]
O Instituto Federal Goiano – Campus Ceres promove o V Ada Lovelace Day no dia 18 de outubro de 2021. O Ada Lovelace Day é uma iniciativa do projeto Meninas Digitais no Cerrado e será realizado em sua 5ª edição de forma totalmente online e gratuita, integrando evento mundial que é comemorado na 2ª terça-feira do mês de outubro. Além […]
Girls and young women building resilience Register for the virtual event at PrettyBrainy.com/ALD/ Join Pretty Brainy and HP as we salute the resilience of mathematician and visionary Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer, and her modern counterparts blazing trails in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) today. Meet women in different stages of their […]
One of the major findings of the ACS Australia's Digital Pulse report in 2021 was that increasing gender diversity in the technology workforce would grow Australia’s economy by $1.8 billion every year on average, over the next 20 years. This event aims at spotlighting established women in the ICT sector and supporting women already working in STEM. Join […]
Join us virtually for the fifth annual Tea & Tech Talk: Girls' STEM Day! Ada Lovelace Day is an international holiday that recognizes the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Girls ages 8 - 17 can participate in this Ada Lovelace Day-inspired day of activities which also coincides with the Wisconsin Science […]
