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Videos at Vega

	Jacqui McGlade
	Jacqui has presented a Vega Reflection on Science "In the Oceans" and is a regular presenter on "The Next Big Thing".

	Susan Greenfield
	Director of the Royal Institution, Susan presented a Vega Masterclass on "Nuts and Bolts of the Mind". Winner of the 1998 Michael Faraday Award for the furtherance of the public understanding of science.

	Millie Dresselhaus
	US Government Science Advisor to Bill Clinton and renowned nanoscientist, Millie has been interviewed by Vega as part of the face to face archive series.

	Jocelyn Bell Burnell
	Discoverer of the Pulsar presents a Royal Institution Discourse filmed by Vega entitled "Tick Tick Tick Pulsating Star, How we wonder what you are"

	Margaret Boden
	Margaret gave a Vega "Reflection on Science" on Creativity and Computers.

	Helen Sharman
	The UK's first astronaut presents a Vega Science Junior Masterclass on "Life in Space"

	WomenInNano
	A short documentary about women working in Nanotechnology.  An EU funded project.  "WomenInNano"

	Snapshots Career Programme - Birgit Liss
	A short programme featuring biochemist Birgit Liss.

	Snapshots Career Programme - Jeama Stanton
	A short programme featuring ecologist Jeama Stanton.

	Snapshots Career Programme - Faye Banks
	A short programme featuring production engineer Faye Banks.

	Snapshots Career Programme - Rachel Edwards-Stewart
	A short programme featuring food scientist Rachel Edwards-Stewart.

	Snapshots Career Programme - Emma J. King
	A short programme featuring cosmologist Emma J. King.

	Snapshots Career Programme - Sara McGowen
	A short programme featuring services engineer Sara McGowen.

Elsewhere on the Web

	British Council - Women in Science
	A micro-site on women in science.

	Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation
	The Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation is committed to creating a world where engineering meets the needs and challenges of society by engaging the skills and talents of both women and men alike

No video on the Web

	Carol Vorderman
	Engineer and TV presenter, interviewed here on ScienceNet.

Resources

	SetpointSussex
	Many links on this subject, including a broad resources section.

	The UK Resource Centre for Women
	The official website funded by the Department of Trade and Industry for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology.

	Archives Of Women In Science
	Lowa State University Library.

	Women Nobel Prize Winners
	Female Nobel Prize Laureates website.

	Useful Links
	Useful links to thousands of "Women-in-Science" web sites.

Organisations

	AWIS
	American equivalent of AWISE

	EWM
	European Women in Mathematics

	WES
	Women's Engineering Society

	Scottish Resource Centre for Women in Science
	Scottish Women in Science, Engineering and Technology.