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The ACM New York Celebration of Women in Computing (NYCWiC) is a regional conference designed to foster a supportive community for women in technology. It features keynote speakers, breakout sessions on AI and cybersecurity, and a career fair. The 2026 event takes place in Albany, NY, bringing together professionals and students to discuss career advancement and research.
Attendees: Women professionals, researchers, and students in computing fields.
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Organizer
ACM Committee on Women in Computing (ACM-W)Nonprofit · New York, United States
Supporting, celebrating, and advocating for women in computing globally.
Why people attend
Networking, career development, educational sessions, and recruiting opportunities for women in tech.
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Speakers
4 speakers at ACM Celebration of Women in Computing
Professor of Computer Science · TU Darmstadt
ACM Fellow (2024) and Professor of Computer Science at TU Darmstadt, where she leads the Software Technology Lab. Honoured for her pioneering work in programming languages and software analysis—with applications in distributed systems, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence—and for her contributions to learning-based code completion.
Professor · Colorado School of Mines
"Wireless Sensor Networks: Motivation, Progress, and Challenges"
ACM-W Council Member and Professor at the Colorado School of Mines
Professor and Endowed Chair · University of California, San Diego
"Mobilising the Data Deluge"
Professor and Endowed Chair at the University of California, San Diego, and Director of the San Diego Supercomputer Center
AT&T Professor of Communication and Computer Science · Northwestern University
"Emerging Technologies for Virtual Humans"
AT&T Professor of Communication and Computer Science at Northwestern University
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