4th Workshop on Women* in Computing
Building Bridges and Breaking Borders: Networking & Moving in the International Career Landscape

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Friday, July 11th, 2025 in Ulm


After overwhelmingly positive feedback to our third event last year, we are delighted to announce the fourth Workshop on Women* in Computing!

In this half-day workshop, we focus on the impact and challenges of moving between countries and the role of networking during a career in computing. We have invited a selected number of successful researchers from industry and academia who will take the stage to share their perspectives and unique insights into their careers and research domains. With this event, we aim to foster mentorship in career development for young (female) researchers by establishing and strengthening a network of Women* in Computing.

Agenda

The workshop will take place from 11:00 to 19:00. More details on the program will be published soon.

Invited Speakers

to be announced

Workshop Participation

More information about the registration will be provided soon.

Event Location

The workshop will take place at Ulm University. More details will be provided later.

Program Committee

Passant Elagroudy - Women in Computing 2024

Passant Elagroudy
Postdoctoral Researcher, DFKI, RPTU Kaiserslautern

Tiare Feuchtner - Women in Computing Workshop

Tiare Feuchtner
Assistant Professor, University of Konstanz

Marina Evers - Women in Computing 2024

Marina Evers
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Siegen

Anke Reinschlüssel - Women in Computing 2024

Anke Reinschlüssel
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Konstanz

SFB-TRR 161 Administration Team

Andreas Henneka - Women in Copmuting Workshop 2024

Andreas Henneka
Research Outreach Coordinator, University of Konstanz

Claudia Widmann - Women in Computing Workshop 2024

Claudia Widmann
Secretary / Public Relations, University of Konstanz

Questions or Concerns?

Please contact Claudia Widmann (claudia.widmann@uni-konstanz.de)

Acknowledgements

This event is supported by the SFB-TRR 161 Quantitative Methods for Visual Computing and the Humane AI net, and hosted at Ulm University.

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