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.
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 |
| Sarah Waters ( University of Oxford ): | |
| Anne Juel ( University of Manchester ): | |
| Swathi Krishna ( University of Southampton ): | |
| Raffaella Ocone ( Heriot-Watt University ): | |
| Christina Vanderwel ( University of Southampton ): | |
| Emily Manchester ( University of Manchester; Imperial College London ): | |
| Edwina Yeo ( University College London ): | |
| Carolanne Vouriot ( University of Sheffield ): | |
| Lois Baker ( University of Edinburgh ): | |
| Sepideh Khodaparast ( University of Leeds ): | |
| Cath Noakes ( University of Leeds ): |
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