She Codes the Cosmos

January 24, 2023

Menopause, Gender Equity, & The Power of An International Menstrual Movement

Many people still aren’t talking about the Menopause, even though around 50% of the world’s population will experience it at some point in their lives. The impact of this is much bigger than many people, particularly those in positions of power, realise. Not only does it affect people physically and mentally, but a lack of…

January 23, 2023

Can We Build Tech We Can Trust?

The embedded software market is growing and as we move into the age of automation and digitalization of processes that were previously manual, we see that technology is slowly becoming more responsible for every aspect of our safety.

January 16, 2023

Launching my blog

I wanted to write about some of the tech that I’ve used behind the scenes to help me get this blog up and running, and hopefully highlight the fact that you don’t need to be a tech genius to start a website!

January 14, 2023

Women in Tech and Tech for Women

The number of women working in STEM sectors is growing and has been on a steady rise during the 21st century. Whilst this progress is good, the overall percentage of women working in STEM roles is still low.

January 14, 2023

Stuck Inside While the Planet Thrives

Every year on the 22nd April, people across the world celebrate Earth Day – a day that encourages us to act against Climate Change and be more aware of our effect on the environment.

January 14, 2023

Top Tips for Engaging Young People with STEM

Research by the charity Education and Employers (E & E) suggests that the career aspirations of young people in the UK don’t align with the careers that will be available to them.

January 14, 2023

The Power of Prioritisation

In a culture where busyness is seen as a sign of success, we should look to those who can prioritise rather than looking to those who are always busy.

January 14, 2023

Lessons from an Electronics Newbie

I should start this piece of by saying that ‘newbie’ may not be the exact right term to describe me in relation to electronics, because it’s not something that’s ‘new’ to me, but it’s something I’ve always struggled to be any good at.