Human + AI: What Remains Irreplaceable At our recent CamAWiSE event, “Human + AI: Augment Your Career”, led by Katherine Wiid, we explored how to navigate an increasingly AI-driven world - shifting the focus from what technology can do to what remains uniquely human. A clear theme emerged throughout the session: as AI becomes more capable, the value of distinctly human skills does not diminish - it intensifies. The discussion centred on the capabilities that cannot be automat

On 14 April, we’ll explore careers in the age of AI in an interactive workshop with Katherine Wiid , Career Management Coach and Facilitator at Career Ambitions . Ahead of the event, we spoke with Katherine about supporting career journeys, navigating change, and what changes AI will - and will not - bring to STEMM careers. Read on to learn more—and  register now for the workshop ' Human + AI: Confidently augment your career without losing what makes you special' . Can you te

By Agnieszka Rutkowska, Chair, CamAWISE CamAWiSE celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science with an invited talk at Bicycle Therapeutics in Granta Park, Cambridge. A warm thank you to Abby Cottage and Wunmi Frederick for inviting us and organising such a thoughtful and well-attended session. It was a powerful event and a reminder that amplified voices matter and drive positive change. The room was packed, with colleagues across all seniority levels fully

Mentoring offers opportunities to build new skills, gain insight into different career paths, and broaden professional networks. CamAWiSE values mentoring and we run an annual Mentoring programme to support the professional development of women in STEMM and to facilitate connections among professionals in the STEMM community. If you are interested in Mentoring, this is a good time to try it, our 2026 Mentoring programme has just opened for applications! In 2025, the programm