Veranstaltungen Woche ab 01.11.2021
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Mo 01.11.21 20:00 | AG Digitalisierung Nachhaltigkeitsindex für KI-Systeme Beschreibung »AG Digitalisierung Veranstalterinnen: Brigitte Pötzl, Tamara Krutschau, Kira Stein | |||
Mi 03.11.21 16:30 | Virtueller Vortrag TU Dresden zum Thema: Gesamtsystemansatz für die Energiewende – Was machen wir während der Dunkelflaute und weitere Fragen Beschreibung »Ein virtueller Vortrag der VDE Kolloquien. Zugangsdaten Siehe unten oder per Mail an den Koordinator Prof. Grossmann, VDE (Siehe VDE Link), oder Katrin Schulze (dib) erhältlich. Falls nicht virtuell: Toepler Bau TO 317 H, Mommsenstr. 10 in Dresden. Vortragender: Prof. Rehtanz, TU Dortmund Von 16:30 bis 18 Uhr. Per WebEx: https://benze.my.webex.com/benze.my/j.php?MTID=mb42824315b53c877c0216ff37f3f1ba3 | |||
Mi 03.11.21 19:00 | Treffen der RG Hannover Beschreibung »Ingenieurinnen treffen sich zum Netzwerken, Lachen, Pläne schmieden. | |||
Mi 03.11.21 19:30 | Treffen der RG Stuttgart Beschreibung »Liebe Frauen, Wir treffen und am 3.11.21 ab 19:30 Uhr zum Stammtisch bei Wilma Wunder Stuttgart Rotebühlplatz 21 70178 Stuttgart Martina | |||
Do 04.11.21 16:40-18:10 | "Gender meets Technology" Digitale Ringvorlesung TU Dresden im WiSe2021/22 Beschreibung »Soziale Roboter und das Bewusstsein für Privatsphäre Vortragende: Tanja Heuer, M. Sc. Für externe Interessent*innen:
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Do 04.11.21 19:00 | Treffen der RG Berlin Beschreibung » | |||
Do 04.11.21 19:00 | Treffen RG Braunschweig Beschreibung »Treffen der RG Braunschweig – solange das Coronavirus unterwegs ist, sind die Treffen im Winter virtuell und im Sommer im Biergarten
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Sa 06.11.21 17:45-19:00 | INWES@COP26: Blue Zone event WFEO/INWES Beschreibung »Increased climate action, building resilience and lowering emissions: lessons learned Showcasing the experiences and lessons learned from the engagement of women and young engineers, and the worldwide engineering profession, for increased climate action on reducing emissions and building the climate resilience of cities and communities with an eye to the future. Speakers: Davide Stronati, NDA & Chair of the WFEO CEE; Prof. Jianping Wu, Tsinghua University; Milda Pladaite, Leader, WFEO Young Engineers WG on SDG13; Darrel Danyluk, EIC; Dawn Bonfield, Past President of Women’s Engineering Society; Wai Yie Leong & Gail Mattson, INWES It is possible to watch (live) all side events held in all side event rooms and all side event studios on the COP 26 Side Events YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBcZ22cUY9RL4TEKTBfoLupiqS5n7Kr6c | |||
So 07.11.21 12:00-14:00 | INWES@COP26: Green Zone event INWES/Scottish Engineering/ Beschreibung »STEM for all and the climate crisis 12:00 - 14:00, 07 Nov 2021, Tower Base North INWES International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists How can STEM Women, Entrepreneurs and Youth Address the Global Climate Crisis? The International Network of Women Engineers & Scientists (INWES) is collaborating with Scottish Engineering and other partners to create a gender-inclusive global conversation about the role of the young in STEM addressing climate change. This hybrid (online, onsite, offline) event is for the young, across countries and cultures. Entrepreneurship provides a way for younger people to lead mitigating actions. We will be taking questions and comments from the young and not so young around the world taking part in the event. Speakers include: • Jayshree Seth, Corporate Scientist / Chief Science Advocate, 3M, USA. • Mhairi McCann, Entrepreneur / Founder and CEO, Youth STEM 2030 • Dillip Pattanaik, Computer Scientist /Executive Director, OSVAWA, India. • Susan Scurlock, Digital educator / CEO, Primary Engineer, United Kingdom. • Evi Viza, Mechanical Engineer / Lecturer, University of West Scotland, with participation from Kenya and Uganda. • Jane Tapel, Agricultural Engineer / Director, Bureau of Agricultural & Fishery Engineering, Philippines. A panel, led by Gail Mattson, Sustainability Engineer, Immediate Past President of INWES, will discuss engaging the young in STEM and the impact of climate change. Panellists include: • Sylvia Ortega-Azurduy, Social Scientist / Founder, Ayni, Bolivia and Netherlands. Youth STEM 2030 will be providing more Voices of the Young through a vox-pop video, and the event is being facilitated by Sylvia Kegel, Telecomms Engineer / Entrepreneur, Ivatra Service GmbH/INWES, Germany, and Sarah Peers, Mathematician / Associate Professor, New Model Institute of Technology and Engineering/INWES, United Kingdom. Questions for the audience: Young people and STEM women, join in the conversation:
How to take part? Livestreaming on the COP26 YouTube Channel – look for the Green Zone, Tower Base North and enter at 11AM on 7 Nov, or go to directly to: https://youtu.be/b-JnYBVVKFQ Or attend on-site in Glasgow: information and tickets available here: https://ukcop26.org/the-conference/green-zone-programme-of-events/ We will be using the COP26 Slido system to connect with remote audiences (details will be given during the session). Also Sylvia Kegel will be looking out for any interesting comments questions on social media (using #INWESatCOP26). INWES has been actively participating in the COP events for many years. In the Paris COP21 in 2015, INWES was represented at the consultations of NGOs. Once again INWES will be at COP26: in the Blue Zone collaborating with WFEO on Saturday 6 November and in the Green Zone on Sunday 7 November. |
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