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Women in technology

  • NASA astronaut Christina Koch. Only 11% of astronauts who made it to space have been women.

    ‘I can’t remember feeling as excited about the future’: redesigning space travel for women

    The drive for more women and greater diversity in the space sector will lead to new ideas and innovations, from spacesuits to toilets and beyond
  • A number of female entrepreneurs are trying to improve the online dating experience.

    ‘The start of the post-Tinder era’: female tech entrepreneurs shake up online dating

  • Last year the number of girls choosing to study Computer Science GCSE was 16,919

    Why aren’t more girls in the UK choosing to study computing and technology?

  • Discarded fruit and vegetables are turned into 3D-printed biscuits at Upprinting Food.

    From fly oil to 3D-printed biscuits: the women reimagining the food of the future

  • Femtech incorporates everything from menstruation to personalised fitness.

    From menopause to anxiety: the new tech tackling women’s health problems

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    ‘The diversity of the industry will be hit’: NextUp founder on the impact of Covid on comedy

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Careers

  • Reg Sell at an event in Portcullis House, London, in 2010

    Reg Sell obituary

    Other lives: Ergonomics expert who helped the public understand the impact of good design
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