International Women’s Day 2025 – Celebrating Women in Robotics
The National Robotarium is proud to support International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8 to honour the achievements of women across all aspects of life – social, economic, cultural, and political – while also advocating for gender equality.
Every year, we celebrate the achievements of our incredible female colleagues who are helping to drive advancements in robotics and Artificial Intelligence, and shaping the future by empowering more women and girls to embrace robotic technologies in their education, lives and careers, for generations to come.
Accelerating Action
To mark this year’s theme ‘Accelerate Action’, we asked some of the team what steps are being taken to improve gender equality in robotics, and what else can be done to encourage more pioneering women to pursue a career in robots, AI, computer science, engineering, technology and other STEM subjects.
Women in Robotics at The National Robotarium
Find out more about how female members of The National Robotarium team have navigated their careers, and the advice they’d give to women, girls and anyone else who’s interested in joining the Robotics Revolution.
Rowanne Miller, Project Manager
Dr Hsing-Yu Chen, Senior Robotics Engineer
Lisa Farrell, Business Development Manager
Dr Maria Koskinopoulou, Assistant Professor of Engineering
Catherine Ciarka-White, Project Manager
Coena Das, Robotics Engineer
Find out more about International Women’s Day.
