Past events

Chartership: Why, How and Where? Featuring Alan Harding (INCOSE), Elizabeth Harrison (RINA), David Gillespie (IET), Katy Toms (ICE) and Narmeen Rehman (IMech) on the 08/04/2021 via MS Teams at 7pm- 8:30pm. These amazing engineers will share their chartership journey, process, how to choose the right institution and much more.

DATE & TIME

Thursday 8 April 2021 7:00pm GMT

END DATE & TIME

Thursday 8 April 2021 8:30pm GMT

VENUE

Online webinar

PRICE

Free

This is one of the In It Together series of talks to motivate and inspire everyone to shine despite our New Normal. We know 2020 was rubbish for many and 2021 hasn’t started much better. Come along and hear from our speakers who have not only survived but thrived to motivate you into a more positive frame of mind. We have all seen and felt the effect of change, learn from those who have found resilience and adapted to turn failure into success.

The Perception of Time by Dr Shalaka Kurup on the 25/03/2021 via MS Teams at 7pm-8:30pm

Dr Kurup is an Engineer, UX designer, Human Factors Researcher at Thales and a Comedian. In a fun presentation,  she will talk about her career and how she navigates between both worlds. Believe me you don’t want to miss Shalaka’s talk 😊

DATE & TIME

Thursday 25 March 2021 7:00pm GMT

END DATE & TIME

In this IET webinar, author Henrietta Heald talks about her fascinating book, Magnificent Women and their Revolutionary Machines, which looks at the pioneering women who guided and influenced the Women's Engineering Society from its foundation in 1919. In a wide ranging interview with the IET Library and Archives Manager, Anne Locker, Henrietta discusses the inspiring lives and friendships of women engineers in the early part of the twentieth century and their creation of the world’s first professional organisation dedicated to the campaign for women’s rights.

This is one of the In It Together series of talks to motivate and inspire everyone to shine despite our New Normal. We know 2020 was rubbish for many and 2021 hasn’t started much better. Come along and hear from our speakers who have not only survived but thrived to motivate you into a more positive frame of mind.

Join us to add to the world's knowledge of women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine.

March 10^th 2021, 2-4pm UK time.

Led by the Science Museum’s Wikimedian-in-Residence: Hope Miyoba.