4 episodes
Hello Ada Nermeen Ghoniem
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- Kids & Family
Hello Ada is an initiative to share the word about all the cool resources for getting kids more intrigued about technology. We need more parents to become allies in this mission for increasing diversity in technology. Particularly, in AI research, a field where biases, regardless of how neutral you try to be, make themselves all the way into the final product. And, with half the population being female, we deserve the female perspective.
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Episode 4 - Science City Lyngby
Today’s guest is Marianna Lubanski.Marianna has a MSc degree in International Business from Copenhagen Business School. She has extensive international experience with innovation, entrepreneurship, business, and regional development.Apart from ten years of being an entrepreneur, her background includes being the director for Investment Promotion in Copenhagen Capacity, executive director of the Danish Innovation Center in Silicon Valley, and Director for Business Development in Grundfos....
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Episode 3 - LEGO
Today’s guest is Maria Planes.Maria is a Design Strategist with a passion for creating innovative eco-systems for a better future. She truly cares about doing good (not just less bad), for the people and the planet. Born and raised on the sunny coast of Spain, growing up she wanted to be an inventor. So, what better fit than her current role at LEGO? where she is a Senior Design Manager, building digital experiences for kids from a point of ethics, using digital technologies to make LEGO...
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Episode 2 - High5Girls
Today’s guest is Marianne Andersen, the founder of High5Girls. She has more than 25 years of international experience within the MedTech industry and Robotics/AI. She is also the 2020 Agnes and Betsy award winner – an award given to an engineer that has done something extraordinary for diversity in technology. High5Girls is an organization focused on attracting young women, between the ages of 13-19, into the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).High5Girls organizes...
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Episode 1 - Coding Pirates
Today’s guest is Martin Exner, an IT didactic consultant at Future Classroom Lab, the initiator behind Coding Pirates and Coding Class and the co-host of the podcast ‘The Cryptographers’Coding Pirates is an organisation that teaches kids to code and be it-creative through interactive workshops. Two hours a week, kids can go to Coding Pirates to explore their invention-drive, creative skills and lets them produce their own computer games, software programs, robots, electronics, etc.Coding...