technology

If you can't decide between two career paths, try exploring both. Krithika Chandramouli found biomedical engineering to be a sweet spot between health sciences and technology and was able to explore both pursuits before she found her way to software engineering. Join us as we speak about Krithika's path to software engineering, contributing back to the community through her work and mentorship, and going from a love-hate relationship with running to completing a half-marathon.

We talk about Shirley's journey from computer science to entrepreneurism, her creative process, and building communities with our collections.

We talk about biotechnology and genetics for conservation, and creating sustainable solutions through interdisciplinary innovation.

We talk about inquiry-based learning, and how we can guide students through their curiosity, and help them to succeed.

We talk about Gry's journey to computing, being an IT Girl, and building an ecosystem that cultivates and nurtures careers in tech for women.

We talk about Get Real Health's digital front door, putting people first in healthcare and business, and finding your path.

We talk about Kate's journey to STEMM, She Codes, and building community in tech.

We talk about Jocelyn's indirect path to software engineering, improving the tech interview experience, and how remote work promotes inclusivity.

We talk about developer education, and preparing for your next role.

We talk about the Foundation, cultivating an interest in STEMM, and teaching young girls life skills through entrepreneurship.

We talk about context and resilience, and how we approach living systems.

We talk about Cairo's indirect journey to cyber security, and what cyber security entails from policy to supply chain cyber security and social engineering.

We talk about digital commons, public policy, and Pia's dream of an optimistic future.

We talk about Jesslyn's past life in Augmented and Virtual Reality (ARVR), tech communities and democratisation, and reflecting on attending women's educational institutions.

We talk about indirect paths to tech, entrepreneurship, and Co.Lab.

We talk about stellar evolution, kilonovae, and roller derby.

We talk about technical program management and Code 4 Community.

We talk about entrepreneurship, mentoring, and diversity.

We talk about Double Helix, music, and CSIRO Publishing’s new book, More Hands-On Science.

We talk about her novel *Before This Is Over/An Ordinary Epidemic*, volunteering with FIRST Robotics Australia, and bookbinding.

We talk about honey and spider venoms in membrane biophysics, academic career development, and yoga.

We talk about morality in games, board game accessibility, academia, and parkrun.

We talk about Karin's interest in art, the London Cycle Hire Scheme, and renewable energy in agriculture.