| XI: Gender, Science and Technology |
Monday June 21
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| Auditorium, Breivika Vocational School
Capacity: 90 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud. Breivika Vocational School
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| Nelly Oudshoorn (Netherlands): On Gender and Things
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| 2nd. Session |
| Gendering of Information and Communications Technologies
Chair/Coordinator: Julia Kuark (Switzerland) Janice Mclaughlin (UK): Gendering Technological Change Julia Kuark (Switzerland): The Designing of Lives and Works: As Engineers and as Users Alla Alexandrovna Pozeeva (Russia): Role of Women in Developing of Information Technologies |
| 3rd Session |
| Women in Computer Science and Engineering
Chair/Coordinator: Jacqueline Watts (UK) Jacqueline Watts (UK): The Place of Women in the U.K. Civil Engineering Industry Maggie McPherson (UK): Comparative Research into Gender and the Computing Culture |
| 4th. Session |
| Women in Computer Science and Engineering (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Andrea Birbaumer (Austria) Vivian A. L. Berg (Norway): Woman and Computer Engineer? Shaping of Young Women's Professional Identities as Computer Engineers Andrea Birbaumer (Austria): Looking for Women in Computer Science, an Austrian Perspective (Co-author: H. Tellioglu) |
| 5th. Session |
| Information and Communications, Technology, Power
and Development
Chair/Coordinator: Esther Bathiri Williams (Fiji) Esther Bathiri Williams (Fiji): Why So Silent? Empowering Women in a Wired World Madonna Kolbenschlag (USA): The Future of Women's Education: Empowering Women Through Information Technology Sari Tuuva (Finland) and Johanna Uotinen (Finland): In the Future It Is the ICT That Rules, No Matter What! Women's Experiences of Computers in North Carelia, Finland Barbara L. Allen (USA): Building Processes That Work: Women Reinterpreting Science in Louisiana's Cancer Alley |
| XI: Gender, Science and Technology |
Tuesday June 22
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| Auditorium, Breivika Vocational School
Capacity: 90 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
Aud. Breivika Vocational School
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| Sandra Harding (USA): Is Science Multicultural? Feminist
Issues
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| 2nd. Session |
| Women in Academia and Higher Education
Chair/Coordinator: Margo Brouns (Netherlands) Marianne Ainley (Canada): Women and Science at Canadian Universities, 1880-1970 Marilyn Mac Donald (Canada): Uneasy Alliances: Women's Studies and the Natural/Applied Sciences in Post-Secondary Institutions in Canada Maca Jogan (Slovenia): Academic Career and Gender (In)equality Margo Brouns (Netherlands): Gender Bias in the Assessment Procedures of the Dutch Organisation for Scientific Research |
| 3rd Session |
| Women in Academia and Higher Education (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Karin Vosseberg (Germany) Doris Beer (Germany) and Lise Kofoed (Germany): Aspects of Women's Qualification Process for New Technologies and Modern Forms of Work Organisations IT and Telematic Qualifications for Women Karin Vosseberg (Germany): Changing the Male University Culture in Computer Science: The Project Informatica Feminale Esther Eillam (Israel): Towards a Vision of a Feminist Science in the Light of Deconstruction of the Private-Public Dichotomy |
| 4th Session |
| Women in Academia and Higher Education (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Paula Mählck (Sweden) Adrianne Kinnear (Australia): The Corporate University: Can It Provide Leadership in Ecology for Global Sustainability? Paula Mählck (Sweden): Bibliometric and Social Interaction within University Departments Susan Morton (UK): Redressing the Ballance? A Comparative Overview of Gendered Entry to the EU Salome Mouthe (Cameroon): The Women Secretary in the Developing World: Case of Cameroon |
| 5th Session |
| XI: Gender, Science and Technology |
Wednesday June 23
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| Auditorium, Breivika Vocational School
Capacity: 90 |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
NB! Aud. Max. Adm. Building
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| Govind Kelkar (Thailand): Asian Women at the End of the
Millennium
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| 2nd. Session |
| Reproduction/Medical Technology
Chair/Coordinator: Ann Rudinow Sætnan (Norway) Jyotsna Agnihotri Gupta (Netherlands): Body Parts, Property and Gender Brita M. Gulli (Norway): Reproductive Equality? Kyra Landzelius (Sweden): Technologies That Bind: Parental Incubators and Mother-Child Attachment Ann Rudinow Sætnan (Norway): Negotiating Knowledge ? Women's Experiences with Routine Obstetric Ultrasound in Norway |
| 3rd Session |
| http://Gender.information.sites-the Quest for Quality
Chair/Coordinator: Maria Grönroos (Norway/Finland) Katarina Blomqvist (Denmark) and Maria Grönroos (Norway/Finland): A Transnational Virtual Library ? the Necessity of Qualitative Criteria Nina Kristiansen (Norway): Web-Based Information Services: Advantages and Benefits Sara Goodman (Sweden): Sweet Success: What Are the Ingredients of a "Successful" On-line Database? The FEMIDOK Example |
| 4th Session |
| http://Gender.information.sites-the Quest for Quality
(Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Maria Grönroos (Norway/Finland) Elsa Modin (Sweden): The Key to Good Keywords in On-line Database Language and Indexing: A Critical Look at KVINNSAM Cathrine Tømte (Norway): A Self-service Database ? the EDITH Case Annette Nielsen (Denmark): Sweet Success 2: What Are the Ingredients of a "Successful" Electronic Journal? Also participating: Maria Youli (Norway) |
| 5th Session |
| What Has the European Union to Offer Women's Studies
Chair/Coordinator: Margit van der Steen (Netherlands) |
| XI: Gender, Science and Technology |
Thursday June 24
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| Auditorium, Breivika Vocational School
Capacity: 90 |
The Telemedicine Centre, RiTø |
| 1st. Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| Equal Access to Information and Communications Technology
Chair/Coordinator: Marja Vehviläinen (Finland) Marja Vehviläinen (Finland): Equal Access to Computing and Construction of Equality in Finland Ellen Balka (Canada): Equal Access to Computing and the Construction of Equality in Canada Renate Schulz-Zander (Germany): Multimedia and Networks in Schools ? Constructing Gender Culture Mary Leigh Morbey (Canada): Breaking Barriers to Women's Participation in Computer-Based Media Arts and Visual Application on the World Wide Web Marianne Boere (Netherlands) |
Telemedicine and Gender Specific Challenges Concerning
Use, Consequences and Research (workshop).
Coordinators/contact persons: Anne-Gerd Ekeland/Lena Sørensen. The workshop is organized by the University Hospital of Tromsø, Department of Telemedicine. A detailed program may be obtained from the WW99 secretariat or the Department of Telemedicine |
| 3rd. Session |
| Strategies to Achieve Gender Equality in Research
and Higher Education Based on Experiences in Norway
Chair/Coordinator: Anne Søyland (Norway) Participants: Anne Marit Skarsbø (Norway) Tone Holmen (Norway) Lise Christensen (Norway) Anna Ølnes (Norway) |
| 4th.Session |
| Women and Communication, Women in the Information
Age, Women in the Academy and Hi-Tech Positions
Chair/Coordinator: Aino Saarinen (Finland) Aino Saarinen (Finland): Gender, Science and Technology Lilja Mósesdóttir (Sweden): Gender, Science and Technology: Women and Communication, Women in the Information Age, Women in the Academy and Hi-Tech Positions Angelika Artamonova (Russia): The Woman as an Organizer of the Information Space |
| 5th. Session |
| XI: Gender, Science and Technology |
Friday June 25
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| Auditorium, Breivika Vocational School
Capacity: 90 |
| 1st.Session: Keynote Speaker |
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| 2nd. Session |
| Gendering Cyberspace
Chair/Coordinator: Inger Solheim (Norway) Tove Håpnes (Norway) and Bente Rasmussen (Norway): Girls’ identity on the Internet Nilufer Timisi (Turkey): Analysis of Gendered Use of Internet: How and Why Women use Internet in Their DailyLlives? |
| 3rd. Session |
| Gendering Science
Chair/Coordinator: Muthgard Hinkelmann-Toewe (Germany) Muthgard Hinkelmann-Toewe (Germany): Women as Scientists: Scientific and Political Strategies for the Next Century Ulrike Maschke (Germany): Women in Science and Research ? Women as Scientists and Researchers Mette Bryld (Denmark): Thinking the Gendered Brain: Mind in the Water |
| 4th. Session |
| Gendering Cyberspace (Continued)
Chair/Coordinator: Nina Lykke (Denmark) Eileen Green (UK): The Electronic Leisure Experience: A Critical Examination of Gender, Time and ICT Use in the Home Kristine Anderson (USA): Some Feminist Predecessors of Hypertext Nina Lykke (Denmark): High-tech Constructions of Nature as Garden of Eden and Sacred Mother |
| 5th. Session |