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Women bloggers

Growing numbers of women in science, engineering and technology are building a profile online through blogging about their work - their area of expertise, their passion for their subject, the ups and downs of a career in STEM - and sometimes the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated field.

In October 2010, Guardian blogger Martin Robbins (inspired by Jennifer Rohn) asked for the names of women in SET bloggers. He started with a list of 130, and names were then submitted by readers. We contacted Martin, and sorted the list out alphabetically. See below. We welcome additions to the list.

Blogging at the UKRC and WISE: we run a blog called GetSET Women, which features a wide variety of women in science, engineering and technology.

Our Ingenious Women blog ran in 2010 and 2011, with entries from 19 women engineers and a number of media mentors. It explores engineering issues, ways of getting media profile, and the experience of being a woman engineering. In 2009 we ran a blog to mark the International Year of Astronomy, with 12 astronomers and astrophysicists taking part, and we built up a list of women blogging about space, astronomy and astrophysics.

 

The list