Vega has made recordings of outstanding women scientists. This page links to the Vega Science Trust`s videos on Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. We have also included links to science organisations/websites for women.
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Jacqui McGlade | |
Jacqui has presented a Vega Reflection on Science "In the Oceans" and is a regular presenter on "The Next Big Thing". |
Susan Greenfield | |
Director of the Royal Institution, Susan presented a Vega Masterclass on "Nuts and Bolts of the Mind". Winner of the 1998 Michael Faraday Award for the furtherance of the public understanding of science. |
Millie Dresselhaus | |
US Government Science Advisor to Bill Clinton and renowned nanoscientist, Millie has been interviewed by Vega as part of the face to face archive series. |
Jocelyn Bell Burnell | |
Discoverer of the Pulsar presents a Royal Institution Discourse filmed by Vega entitled "Tick Tick Tick Pulsating Star, How we wonder what you are" |
Margaret Boden | |
Margaret gave a Vega "Reflection on Science" on Creativity and Computers. |
Helen Sharman | |
The UK`s first astronaut presents a Vega Science Junior Masterclass on "Life in Space" |
WomenInNano | |
A short documentary about women working in Nanotechnology. An EU funded project. "WomenInNano" |
Snapshots Career Programme - Birgit Liss | |
A short programme featuring biochemist Birgit Liss. |
Snapshots Career Programme - Jeama Stanton | |
A short programme featuring ecologist Jeama Stanton. |
Snapshots Career Programme - Faye Banks | |
A short programme featuring production engineer Faye Banks. |
Snapshots Career Programme - Rachel Edwards-Stewart | |
A short programme featuring food scientist Rachel Edwards-Stewart. |
Snapshots Career Programme - Emma J. King | |
A short programme featuring cosmologist Emma J. King. |
Snapshots Career Programme - Sara McGowen | |
A short programme featuring services engineer Sara McGowen. |
British Council - Women in Science | |
A micro-site on women in science. |
The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation is committed to creating a world where engineering meets the needs and challenges of society by engaging the skills and talents of both women and men alike |
Engineer and TV presenter, interviewed here on ScienceNet. |
Many links on this subject, including a broad resources section. |
The UK Resource Centre for Women | |
The official website funded by the Department of Trade and Industry for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology. |
Lowa State University Library. |
Female Nobel Prize Laureates website. |
Useful links to thousands of "Women-in-Science" web sites. |
American equivalent of AWISE |
European Women in Mathematics |
Women`s Engineering Society |
Scottish Resource Centre for Women in Science | |
Scottish Women in Science, Engineering and Technology. |