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GHC15: Authorized But Anonymous: Taking Charge of Your Personal Data

Anna Lysyanskaya, Brown University got her PhD under Ron Rivest at MIT, and has received many awards. She allows people to prove themselves without exposing themselves.Online, not much thinking required :-)I log in – therefore I am… …

Blogging GHC15: Solving the Equation: The Variables for Women’s Success in Computing

This is the first year that GHC has a dedicated Organizational Transformation track. If you’re like me, a used-to-be-new-still-kind-of-new industry professional, these talks may sound intriguing. Now that I’ve had my feet planted in my role, I’ve…

GHC15: Solving the Equation: The Variables for Women’s Success in Computing

This is the first year that GHC has a dedicated Organizational Transformation track. If you’re like me, a used-to-be-new-still-kind-of-new industry professional, these talks may sound intriguing. Now that I’ve had my feet planted in my role, I’ve…

IOT and Emerging Tech: Gina Sprint Presentation

IOT and EMERGING TECH -Gina Sprint PHD STUDENT OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Gina Sprint received a B.S. degree in computer science from Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA, in 2012. Currently she is working toward the Ph.D. degree in computer … Continue reading →

GHC15: Wednesday Keynote: Hilary Mason

We are welcomed here by Telle Whitney herself – a good friend of Anita Borg, the woman who founded this conference.The first GHC had only 500 women technologists – this year? Twelve thousand people from over 60 countries. We have an increas…

The line for FedEx at #GHC15

Yes! …Only a few hours left till GHC15 starts.

Many hours ago, I arrived in Houston for the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) of women in computing 2015. Right now, I can almost feel GHC15 on my fingertips. In a few hours the biggest convention of women in computing will be taking place and I am going to be witnessing it live. I feel super excited and […]

Why I am back for GHC15?

Only a few hours left until the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) of Women in Computing GHC15 starts in Houston, Texas. This year around twelve thousand women technologists are expected to mark another historic gathering at the George R. Brown Convention Center (downtown Houston).

I am part of the GHC since 2009 (remote volunteer) and attended my first GHC last year (GHC14) in Phoenix, Arizona.

Back for GHC15

Only a few hours left until the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) of Women in Computing GHC15 starts in Houston, Texas. This year around twelve thousand women technologists are expected to mark another historic gathering at the George R. Brown Convention Center (downtown Houston).

GHC15 theme: #OurTimeToLead

I am part of the GHC since 2009 (remote volunteer) and attended my first GHC last

Arriving at GHC

Last minute preparations at GHC look great. Looking forward to see you all there at the keynotes and Open Source Day.

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