We believe that STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) should be open to everyone, regardless of their gender, ethnic origins, socio-economic background or sexual orientation, to name just a few factors. Below are examples of work done by group members towards that aim.
AI Hopes and Fears- in Nov 2023, Shrankhla Pandey and Isaac Sebenius jumped onboard a bus to talk to members of the public about their hopes and fears for AI. You can read more about the event here.
30th Oct 2023- Dr Sarah Morgan gave an interview on That’s TV about the benefits of AI for mental health research, and the importance of using AI responsibly: https://twitter.com/ThatsWestAnglia/status/1719074189074931838
STEM Gamechangers- in 2018, Dr Sarah Morgan co-organised STEM Gamechangers at The Alan Turing Institute, London, which brought together 40 incredible participants from across the UK to work on projects to increase diversity in STEM. You can read more about the event here.
CiW- in 2014, Dr Sarah Morgan and Dr Hannah Stern co-founded the Cambridge womxn in physics group. The group continues to go from strength to strength, and you can read about their work here. In 2015, the group published a short booklet, entitled ‘What is so exciting about physics?’, which showcases the work of early-career female physicists. The booklet is available here.
AI for Brain Sciences 