Global Engineer Girls

Global Engineer Girls is evolving into a strong community of women engineers who learn, grow, and create together. #GEG #WomenEngineers

Why is mentorship so important in engineering education? Don’t forget to read our blog to explore the details. Visit our website to read more. #GEG #WomenEngineers #Blog

Having the right guidance in your engineering journey makes a significant difference. Mentors don’t just share theory; they help us understand what a real engineer’s day looks like, the challenges they face, and how they make decisions in practice.

What does joining GEG offer you? 👀 From career opportunities to personal development, and contributing to a more equal future, there’s so much waiting for you. Swipe to explore more 👉 #GEG #WomenEngineers

Her most well-known invention, non-reflective “invisible glass,” is still used today in many applications, from camera lenses to eyeglasses and display technologies. We asked AI: “What would Katharine Burr Blodgett do if she were alive today?” #GEG #KatharineBurrBlodgett

She made history in 1926 as the first woman to earn a PhD in physics from the University of Cambridge, and she was also the first female scientist to work at General Electric’s research laboratory.

Katharine Burr Blodgett was a pioneering physicist and inventor known for her groundbreaking work in surface chemistry and engineering.

Her belief in a world where science and art are discussed and production is encouraged serves as a powerful reminder, especially for those at the beginning of their engineering journey. Believing in yourself, staying curious, and never giving up… 👩‍🔬✨ #GEG #WomenEngineers

Harvard University Society of Fellows’ first Turkish physics engineer selected as a Junior Fellow, Canan Dagdeviren inspires not only with her achievements but also with her mindset.

In a world shaped by technology, would you like to discover the role of diversity in creating more sustainable and effective solutions? Visit our website to read the full article. ✨ #GlobalEngineeringGirls #WomenEngineering

Why does diversity in engineering lead to better solutions? 🌍 Our GEG blog post, “Diversity in Engineering Teams,” explores how different perspectives strengthen innovation and why inclusion is critical in engineering.

Across different countries and cultures, with one shared purpose: to help more women take their place in engineering and realize their full potential. A solidarity that transcends borders, a growing impact, a future shaped together… 💜 #GlobalEngineeringGirls #WomenEngineering

We asked artificial intelligence: “What would Nancy Deloye Fitzroy be doing if she were alive today?” #GEG #NancyDeloyeFitzroy #WomenEngineers

Among her most significant inventions are a thermal measurement chip for integrated circuits and a thermal protection system used in U.S. early warning systems.

Nancy Deloye Fitzroy was both a chemical and mechanical engineer specializing in heat transfer and fluid dynamics.She developed advanced thermal management solutions for a wide range of technologies, from spacecraft and nuclear reactors to jet engines and air conditioning systems

The book reminds us that questioning assumptions, thinking differently, and exploring unfamiliar possibilities often lie at the heart of progress. If, as an engineer, you want not only to create solutions but also to deepen the way you think about problems, this book is for you.

Ranging from science and philosophy to technology and human nature, these striking reflections invite readers to look at familiar concepts from new perspectives.

Some ideas are seen as “dangerous” before they change the world. What Is Your Dangerous Idea? brings together short essays from some of the world’s leading scientists and thinkers.

Her message is clear: A career chosen with passion and a strong education are the two most important forces that carry people toward their dreams. We listened to Ellen Ochoa’s words that inspire curiosity, learning, and the courage to push boundaries. #GEG #WomenEngineers

As NASA’s first Hispanic female astronaut, Ochoa inspires countless young people not only through her space missions but also through her powerful words on education, perseverance, and passion.

Ellen Ochoa is one of the pioneering figures who has left a lasting mark on the history of science and space with her identity as an engineer, inventor, and astronaut.