Invitation to women working with/studying computers in Ulaanbaatar

Looking for informants in Ulaanbaatar I am looking for women in Ulaanbaatar with a close relationship with computer technology (like students, lecturers or workers in computer science or a related field of computer technology) who would be willing to participate in an interview. My name is Hilde G. Corneliussen and … Continue reading →

CFP: Ada Lovelace Conference

Ada Lovelace – An Interdisciplinary Conference Celebrating her Achievements and Legacy. College of Arts and Letters | Stevens Institute of Technology | October 18, 2013 They have made a beautiful Call for Papers Deadline for abstracts 14th of May. Still time to make it!

What’s with the birds and landscape and stuff?

All photos appearing at Gender & Computing have been taken by me, unless another photographer is named. I am an eager hobby photographer, and my husband is eager with the bird feeder just outside my home office window. This winter has been particularly cold, and we have had visits from … Continue reading →

A new start

Welcome to this new-born Gender & Computing site! If you ever visited my blog before you might notice that this looks very different, and you won’t be able to find any of the old posts. In fact, nearly 12 years of blogging and more than 1000 posts at Gender and … Continue reading →

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Hilde G. Corneliussen

I am Associate Professor at Digital Culture, University of Bergen, Norway

Research

My research is in the field of gender and technology.

Technicity

My current research project has the working title "Technicity - Exploring Women's Relationship with Computer Technology"

Publications

I have published on various perspectives of gender and technology as well as gender and computer games

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