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Karen Cogan
Graduate data analyst
Karen's Deloitte career path has been so rewarding, she's encouraging other young women to join the field.
Aleisha Amohia
Junior developer
Junior developer, Women in Tech president and VUW student Aleisha Amohia is breaking down barriers for young women studying engineering.
Renee Noble
Software engineering star
Software engineering grad Renee Noble is a developer for tech education start-up Grok Learning.
Angel Dixon
Activist for inclusion
Angel Dixon works on passion projects based on universal design and disability inclusion
Adrian Arumugam
Career adapter
Adrian re-booted his career goals at Google, and learned the value of adaptability along the way.
Nicky Ringland
CS specialist
Computer science education expert Dr Nicky Ringland is passionate about developing tech teaching resources.
Nilufar Baghaei
Edu-games guru
Computer scientist Dr Nilufar Baghaei, uses gamification to teach tech and support mental health.
Sanam Mustafa
Immunity illuminator
Dr Sanam Mustafa is figuring out how the brain's immune system affects our behaviour and pain management.
Alyona Medelyan
Computational linguist
Dr Alyona Medelyan, CEO of analytics tool Thematic, combines two of her passions: computer science and linguistics.
Kris Rallah-Baker
Ophthalmologist
Kristopher Rallah-Baker is Australia's first Indigenous ophthalmologist. He's breaking new ground for Aboriginal health thanks to an inherited 'dream the impossible' attitude.
Reshma Abraham
Software eng student
Macquarie Uni Software Engineering student Reshma Abraham is a coding tutor and aspiring entrepreneur.
Goodnight, sweet bot: NASA’s Opportunity Rover ends its Mars mission
After a 15 year mission to Mars that was expected to last only 90 days, NASA says goodbye to its longest serving Opportunity rover. We take a look back at some of Oppy's greatest achievements.
Australian schools could be doing a way better job of saving energy
A new survey has found Australian schools are failing to aequately track their energy usage and they represent an untapped opportunity for reducing our carbon footprint.
VIDEO: Why we need more entomologists
41% of insect species are in decline. Of that, one third are going extinct. These scary new figures show us why we need to have more entomologists.