3 years ago MIT grad student Katie Bouman led the creation of a new algorithm to produce the first-ever image of a black hole.
Today, that image was released.
More info: https://t.co/WITAL1omGl
2016 story: https://t.co/QV7Zf2snEP
#EHTblackhole#EventHorizonTelescope
“It’s crucial to keep pushing for equal representation in tech. Everyone has a diff. perspective, which impacts the ideas that they bring to the table. Having an equal representation of women at that table will lead to developments that cater to their wants / needs & more.” -Sahi
“As a young woman, there’ve been times where I’ve felt like I don’t have a voice. Women’s History Month empowers me and others by spreading a valuable message: women are POWERFUL. Together, we are UNSTOPPABLE. We can do ANYTHING.”💥💥💥 -Vinathi Muthyala #WomensHistoryMonth
NYC - check out @bit_by_bit_nyc, an incredible, *free* conference aimed at bringing together girls who are interested in computer science. Speakers come from Pixar and Snapchat -- and you may recognize some of the organizers 😉 https://t.co/PlvR2RC1xF
“A struggle I’ve faced as a young woman is not being taken seriously. People want to categorize me as someone who doesn’t work hard & isn’t capable of success. As long as I believe in myself, no one can inhibit me from being ambitious & doing what I love the most: STEM.” -Aditi C
Hey Juniors! If you're interested in being a Teen PEP peer educator next year, make sure to see me, Ms. Brower, or guidance to pick up an application. They're due later no later than this Thursday!
“M. Obama & S. Williams have inspired me to never give up. Michelle advocates for fitness, service members, & education. Serena reminds women of their potential. Both faced many obstacles as African American women, but overcame them to be successful & inspirational.”💪 -Anjali R.
“A struggle I’ve faced as a woman is not being taken seriously as an academic. I’ve often had people perceive me as interested in little more than clothes & makeup, but there’s so much more to me. I love learning about history, literature, current events, music, & CS.” -Hallie T.
“Women's History Month is important to me because it sheds light on all the hardships women have endured in our struggle for equality and their triumphs despite their obstacles. It helps empower girls to believe that they can do anything they put their minds to.” -Sofia DeAngelo
“Women's History Month is important to me because it raises awareness of the inspirational women throughout history and their accomplishments. I believe recognizing these women helps motivate future generations and empower young women to pursue their dreams.”💫 -Niki Subramaniam