Increase inclusion and diversity within Scottish STEM and Getting started with your data
28 January 2025

17 attendees

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Your chance to increase inclusion and diversity within Scottish STEM and Getting started with your data

Speakers and topics

Your chance to increase inclusion and diversity within Scottish STEM

Dora Kitching, Development Assistant @ In2scieneUK

In2scienceUK is eager to grow its programmes in Scotland and engage STEM professionals from key industries in their initiatives. Dora will present an introduction to In2scienceUK and share information about volunteering opportunities where you can contribute to broadening access to STEM and inspiring more young people from diverse backgrounds to explore STEM career paths.

Getting started with your data

Johnathan Law, Solving Real Problems With People, Product & Platforms.

Companies of all sizes have data to make use of! In this talk, we’ll look at tooling to get you started on your journey of making that data business ready for analytics - getting it from its source system, loading it into your data warehouse, and then transforming as required! We’ll also chat a little about visualising the data, and the tools that are available.

Speaker bios

Dora Kitching

Dora is a member of the development team at the award-winning charity In2scienceUK, dedicated to helping young people from low socioeconomic backgrounds access STEM education and careers.

Johnathan Law

Johnathan is a 30-something software professional. He graduated from the University of Dundee in 2015 with a First Class BSc in Applied Computing and has remained in Dundee since, where he lives with his wife and three cats. In 2024, he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, an experience that continues to shape his perspective. He is a people-focused individual with a strong interest in professional development, personal growth, and building efficiencies at scale, and he is also actively involved in charity work. His previous organisations include Matillion, NCR, and Conduktor.

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