A Seat at the Table

Saranjeet Kaur Bhogal

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18433833

December 1, 2025Open Access

A Seat at the Table

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The aim is to discuss the representation of women in research computing and the challenges they encounter.
Presented reflections based on personal experiences in research computing.
Engaged with attendees during a session focused on women in HPC.
Highlighted the barriers women face in accessing prominent roles in research computing.
Shared experiences that emphasize the importance of community and support networks.

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Lightning talk explores the challenges women face in digital research computing roles, suggesting community strategies.

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This lightning talk was presented at the Women in HPC (WHPC) breakfast session at CIUK 2025 in Manchester, United Kingdom.Abstract:In research computing, what does "getting a seat at the table" really mean? For women in digital research technical professional (dRTPs) roles, that table can sometimes feel out of reach. In this short talk, I'll share some reflections from my own journey in research computing and community building.

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