Women in Fluid Dynamics UK

Description

This SIG supports the engagement, retention and progression of women in the fluid dynamics discipline in academia and industry. There is currently a substantial underrepresentation of women in fluid dynamics at all career stages, and this SIG will provide a space to network, raise the profile of women across the breadth of fluid dynamics, support career development, be a voice for the community and to funders, and ultimately be a platform to enhance wider aspects of diversity in fluid dynamics. The SIG is open to all who have an interest in furthering the development of women in fluids, and currently there are over 100 members. SIG Committee: Esther Garcia-Tunon (Liverpool University), Khushboo Pandey (University of Edinburgh), Guneet Hawley (Arup), and Anna Kalogirou (University of Nottingham).

Members

L = leader; C = co-leader; * = Other key personnel

[L]  Claire Savy ( University of Leeds ): c.savy@leeds.ac.uk
[C]  Aimee Morgans ( Imperial College London ): a.morgans@imperial.ac.uk
Draga Pihler-Puzovic ( University of Manchester ):
Yukie Tanino ( University of Aberdeen ):
Costanza Rodda ( Imperial College London ):
Fatemeh Shahbazi ( University of Warwick ):
Miranda Horne ( University of Leeds ):
Mark Jabbal ( University of Nottingham ):
Muting Hao ( University of Oxford ):
Wei Wang ( Daresbury Laboratory (STFC) ):
Guneet Hawley ( Arup ):
Anna Kalogirou ( University of Nottingham ):

Objectives

  • Enabling a better pipeline for women in fluids
  • Facilitating support and mentoring for women in fluids across career stages
  • Enhancing visibility and connectivity of women in fluids 
  • Supporting the development and progression of women in fluids  
  • Providing a mechanism to raise issues and highlight best practice, and to feed back to the UK fluids community, academic institutions and to UK research funders 

 

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