Did you know that on each second Tuesday in October, the world celebrates women who made important steps in the realms of ...
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Celebrating Ada Lovelace: The World’s First Programmer Who Saw a World that Wasn’t There Yet
Ada Lovelace Day is celebrated on the second Tuesday of October.
To mark Ada Lovelace Day, I talk to co-Founder and Chief Executive of data transformation consultancy Carruthers and Jackson ...
Between 40,000 and 60,000 women leave the tech industry each year, costing the economy an estimated £2 to £3.5 billion ...
Derbyshire-based Acres Engineering is backing national calls to get more women into manufacturing and engineering, echoing ...
Up to 60,000 women leave the UK tech industry each year, costing £3.5bn in lost productivity, according to the 2025 Lovelace Report ...
In 1843, mathematician Ada Lovelace published a translation of an article on the first known computer, Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine, along with her own extensive annotations. In one of those ...
To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day, five young women from aerospace to the built environment are named as IET Young Woman Engineer ...
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A timely literary listicle
LGBT History Month commemorates the marches on Washington for LGBTQ rights in October 1979 and 1987. Here’s a list of ...
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How One 19th-Century Heiress Invented the Idea of the Computer
In the candle-lit world of Victorian England, one woman looked beyond steam engines and gears — and saw the future of machines that could think. Ada Lovelace, daughter of poet Lord Byron, worked with ...
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