Overview
Women in Nanotechnology (WIN) welcomes all members within the nanotechnology community who represent or support women engineers and scientists in both academia and industry. WIN is about celebrating technical accomplishments of women within the various sub-disciplines of nanotechnology and providing mentorship, networking and collaboration opportunities for the younger generation of aspiring women. This program is open to anyone that wants to participate.
Objectives:
- Elevating the NTC WIN Committee Membership and value of WIN committee
- Enhance the knowledge base by developing programs and activities by supporting TryNano and NTC TC activities.
- Recognize women achievers and create opportunities for additional awareness through IEEE NTC WIN Awards nominations.
- Organize sessions, workshops and forums at annual NTC conferences to enhance networking and to promote membership in WIN.
- Promote and create awareness for Senior Member and Fellow advancement.
- Flagship events involving regional coordinators
Mission & Objectives aligned with IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE):
- WIE Mission: To facilitate the recruitment and retention of women in nanotechnology disciplines globally.
- WIE Vision: This committee focuses on promoting women engineers and inspiring young girls around the world to follow their academic interests in a nanotechnology career.
2024-25 Chair: Noushin Nasiri
WIN Committee
Bio coming soon…
The Technical University of Kenya
Department of Electrical Engineering, Hybrid Nanodevice Research Group (HNRG), Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Indore, MP, India.
Bio coming soon…
Join the WIN Committee
Women in Nanotechnology (WIN) is an IEEE Nanotechnology Council community focused on promoting women in nanotechnology. WIN is encouraging participation and identifying members of all genders who are interested in participating, volunteering, supporting or organizing events with the community. Also will add the members to the mailing list to receive the information of WIN activities.
