

Staying confident and human-centred in the age of AI: An interview with Katherine Wiid

CamAWiSE at Bicycle Therapeutics: Reflections from the International Day of Women and Girls in Science

The CamAWiSE Mentoring Programme: An Interview with Mentor Urszula Wysocka

Webinar roundup - Your Career Board of Directors: Stay Visible, Ready, and In Demand

CamAWiSE partners with Innovate UK

12th November, Building Bridges through the Power of Supportive Networks - webinar roundup!

Intentional Careers - taking control of your career with Hannah Roberts
About CamAWiSE
Cambridge AWiSE is a voluntary network for women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths and Medicine (STEMM) in industry and academia.
We support recruitment, retention, promotion and a return to a STEMM career after a break. We bring together women with common interests and act as a source of support, information, and inspiration. We aim to help women stay in STEMM and make the most of their careers. We provide regular workshops, training, talks, networking opportunities and information through our website and newsletter.
Cambridge AWiSE members include academics, women in industry, post-doctoral research scientists, post-graduate students and women who run their own businesses. Our members come from all career stages, from Undergraduates to Company Directors and Professors. Although based in Cambridge, we welcome anyone from the Eastern Region (and beyond!). We welcome ALL genders and non-STEMM.




Ever wondered how AI could actually help your career instead of threatening it? Join our workshop with Katherine Wiid to learn how to future proof your career and keep it human-centric in the age of AI.
Quantum Careers
Join us on April 29 to explore the current state of quantum technologies and the opportunities they open for STEMM careers.
Gemma Shepherd (PA Consulting) will give an overview of the impact of quantum technologies on science and engineering, followed by a panel discussion with Gemma, Leonie Mueck (nPlan) and Namshik Han (University of Cambridge) about the current and future opportunities of quantum technologies across sectors and roles.
























