More women in STEM? Now that sounds like music to our ears! 🎼 🎻 Learn more about how these Georgia Tech Neuroscientists are delving into the intersection of music and memory. b.gatech.edu/4dEvMfs

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Coding #JokeOfTheDay: Why was the computer cold? It left its Windows open. 🤣

For the first time in 133 years, more than half of Caltech's incoming undergraduate class are women, outnumbering their male counterparts. We’re thrilled to see more women entering STEM and are committed to fostering a more equitable and supportive culture in tech.

Oh “hay” there! 👩‍🌾 🚜 🐴 Student inventor Maia De La Cruz wanted to make farm work easier, so she invented “Farmer’s Friend.” This device use tech to speed up the the process of stacking up hay in barns. to.pbs.org/3AIol8A

"The door to opportunity is not opened by an individual, but by a collective. We must lift as we climb."— Dr. Mae C. Jemison, the first African American woman astronaut in space

The sports referee is actually a smartphone. 🏸 📱 Badminton player and technologist Jenny Zhu created an app that uses upiring software to more accurately analyze fouls and faults on the court. bit.ly/4dK3TCU

Congratulations to Spelman College for receiving a $5 million grant from Google—the largest grant received in the HBCU’s history. Spelman is set to create a STEM HUB that highlights data surrounding BLACK WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND tech. bit.ly/3AJEN8z

“You can be whatever you want to be” These University of Maine students are on a mission to change the face of STEM (and inspire other women to do the same!) bit.ly/4cHLRA1

These women are changing the game. Meet seven Black girl gamers making waves in the male-dominated video game industry. bit.ly/3X9iQYc

Closing the gender gap starts with mentorship. Here’s how industry leaders can better support diverse voices in tech. bit.ly/4dFKGCv

Engineer Becky Mashàido wanted to make the beauty industry more inclusive for people of color. She created KiAsili Naturals, a platform that uses AI to help match users with personalized hair care and skin care products. bit.ly/3zbFEyi

Coding #JokeOfTheDay: Why do programmers hate the outdoors? Too many bugs and no Wi-Fi! 🐞 💻

Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin discovered that stars are predominantly composed of hydrogen and helium, challenging the prevailing belief of the time. However, her discovery was almost overlooked by her all-male team. Her groundbreaking ideas were initially ignored and not fully

Mentorship, equity, and representation: here are three ways we can better support women in STEM. bit.ly/3MxSday

I’m thrilled to announce that two new members are joining our Girls Who Code board: Karen Pavlin, Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer at ServiceNow, and Tom Jones, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Women's World Banking. bit.ly/3Ti3RKb

Girls Who Code takes LA! ✈️ 🌴Girls Who Code is teaming up with Citizens for its very first GWC Campus Connect Meetup in Los Angeles, California. Cali, get ready to expand your network and gain firsthand valuable insights into the tech world. Join us on Monday, 9/16, for

Closing the gender gap in tech starts with mentorship. Here are good questions to ask someone you look up to. bit.ly/3ZdFTDC

It’s not a pipeline problem; it’s a culture problem. Despite being underrepresented in the industry, research from Accenture shows that women business leaders have nearly double the tech experience of their male counterparts. yhoo.it/4edRfff

Let us choose for ourselves our path in life, and let us try to strew that path with flowers.” – Emilie du Chatelet, mathematician, physicist, and author #QOTD