by, for, and about women in science, technology, engineering, & math

• At Under the Microscope, a post about STEM internships for the upcoming summer!
• TechCrunch complains about “the saddest pink infographic about women in tech you’ll ever see” (I think that unfortunately, I’ll probably see sadder, but this is pretty bad)
• At Context and Variation, a post about what it’s like to be a female science blogger
• Geek Feminism talks about competence and tricking yourself

Ada Lovelace Day is coming up next month — for those who don’t know, it’s a worldwide event where hundreds of bloggers each post about a woman in technology they admire.

I posted about a number of women last year on my personal blog; but this year, I’d like to feature some of the women of Stemming!

If you want to be one of them (and I know you do), just let me know; leave a comment here, or email me at clara@stemming.org answering a few of these questions:

1. What makes you a technical or scientific woman? (Don’t worry… there’s no wrong answer!)
2. How did you first get interested or involved in tech/science?
3. What do you like/dislike about it?
4. What do you do with your life when you’re not engaged in technical/scientific pursuits?
5. Do you have a website or blog we can link our users to?

On March 24, I’ll post them all here!

Of course, we hope you’ll also make your own Ada Lovelace Day posts about women you admire here on Stemming!

Can anyone recommend a registrar? I’m with godaddy right now, and I’m sick of their advertising.