links for a gray february friday
posted by clara Feb 26, 2010 @ 8:00 PM • 1 comment
in ada lovelace day chicago cryptography for kids for teens new york new york city girls computer science and engineering colloquium secret ada taralyn tan under the microscope wired women in science symposium
- Wired reviews Secret Ada, an iPhone/iPod app that teaches kids basic cryptography and unlocks profiles of women scientists at each level
- Under the Microscope profiles several notable black women scientists and inventors
- Taralyn Tan writes about What Women (in Science) Want
- The Women in Science Symposium 2010: Building an Identity is coming up in Chicago this April
- Also in April, the New York City Girls Computer Science and Engineering Colloquium is coming up, for girls in grades 9 and 10
- Here are some ways to get involved in Ada Lovelace Day next month (aside, of course, from adding your profile to the collection here at Stemming)
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at 6:13PM 03/04/10 jennybmurphy said:
Even though I am not a kid, but I still enjoyed the Secret Ada game – good fun!