The Interdisciplinary Symposium ISINA for women in STEM took place as a digital event this year. Under the title “Digital Work - Curse or Blessing?”, the symposium invited participants on 30 and 31 March to specialist talks and themed workshops, a public panel discussion and the digital STEM lunch. The ISINA Symposium, which is organised by Chemnitz University of Technology, serves in particular the professional and interdisciplinary exchange between (early-career) women scientists in the natural science and technical subjects (the so-called STEM subjects).
As experts on developments in automated driving in Chemnitz, the CADA – Chemnitz Automated Driving Alliance could not be absent. In their talk “Safety first - Software from Chemnitz for the World,” CADA representatives Jennifer Engler of FusionSystems and Gabi Escuela of Baselabs gave a look behind the scenes of safe automated driving and the challenges associated with it. In particular, the collaboration of people with different skills and of organisations with a strong safety culture plays a decisive role here.
Further information and the ISINA programme flyer for download are available here: https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/gleichstellung/projekte/isina/
