Agenda

This shared history—made possible thanks to the support of Inserm, the University of Bordeaux, and the Bordeaux University Hospital—is now at the heart of new approaches in public health and new lines of inquiry in digital sciences driven by their respective scientific communities.
This event will be an opportunity to explore all the collaborations initiated between Inria and Bordeaux Population Health, to share the successes and results achieved, to discuss upcoming joint initiatives, and to share our ambitions for the future with you.
Researchers, healthcare professionals, academic, institutional, and industry partners, and the student community: this event is open to anyone passionate about the subject who wishes to join us at the heart of the digital transformation of public health. Come contribute, find inspiration, and help shape the future together!

Admission: free – registration required (limited seating)
Program, here. 
 

Digital technology now plays a central role in our societies, but women remain significantly underrepresented in computer science education and careers. In most European countries, they account for less than 15% of students in computer science graduate programs. This situation raises not only a question of equality but also a democratic issue: it is difficult to imagine a digital world that truly serves everyone when its design, development, and maintenance rely on a predominantly male workforce.
This lecture aims to shed light on the mechanisms that have led to the gradual masculinization of computer science as the field has gained social and economic significance. It will then present the main challenges related to gender diversity in computer science programs and, more broadly, in mathematics. Finally, drawing on research conducted over the past twenty years on gender and technology, it will discuss various practices aimed at promoting the inclusion of women: some that are widespread but ineffective, and others that are more likely to produce lasting effects when they are part of a comprehensive institutional strategy.

 

Irénée Regnauld is giving this seminar—which is open to everyone—as part of the Numerics series.

Camille Castera is giving this seminar—which is open to everyone—as part of the Numerics series.

Jérôme Cieslak is giving this seminar—which is open to everyone—as part of the Numerics series.