Panel Discussion, 11–12 November in London

 #Cell2025 in London is just around the corner! Leaders from around the globe will convene for the shared purpose of accelerating the future of

hashtag#CGT through collaboration, innovation, and open conversation.

I'm excited to take part in one of the many discussions designed to spark new ideas and practical solutions during the event - Women in Life Sciences. Assist. Professor Dr. Vasiliki E. Kalodimou BSc (Hons), CABP (H), MSc, PhD, Dr. Ruth Helen Faram, and Dr Taisiia Мukii, PhD will join me for a candid and powerful conversation celebrating the women who are breaking barriers, leading with impact, and shaping a more equitable future for all of us in hashtag#advancedtherapies.

Register here to join us in London on 11/10 and 11/12: https://hubs.la/Q03v0D3q0

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Oxford Ethical Colloquium 2025

It was one of the most memorable days of my professional life. On June 13th, I had the honour of presenting at the Oxford Ethical Colloquium — a gathering of brilliant scholars, education experts, leaders, and changemakers dedicated to exploring the ethical dimensions of our rapidly evolving world.

My presentation, Ethical Innovation for Equity in Lifelong Learning, focused on the ethical implementation of AI within the Women in STEM Network in STEM network. It was truly inspiring to engage in meaningful dialogue with scholars and ethicists from around the world. Thank you for the deep and thoughtful conversations, presentations, and discussions Sarah Frodsham, Fay Stevens, Mark Sandham, Indira Lopez-Bassols BA (Hons), MSc, PhD student, IBCLC, Yung Chun HSU, Joanna Bagniewska, Hidayat Muhamad, Toromani Asunta, Swati Gupta.

Ethics is not just a theory—it’s a living practice that shapes how we lead, innovate, and impact others, especially in the era of AI. My poster presentation allowed for interactive, in-depth discussions, fostering collaboration, deeper connection, and rich, personalized feedback.

A heartfelt thanks to the organisers, participants, and everyone who challenged and enriched the conversation. I'm looking forward to continuing this journey of thoughtful disruption and ethical leadership. 

Women’s Hackathon in London on May 11

I am honored to be a guest speaker at the Women’s Hackathon in London by the Ukrainian Educational Hub in the UK, which will take place on May 11 at 10:30. I sincerely invite you to participate in this incredibly inspiring event💫

⭐️The Women’s Hackathon is a space of strength, ideas, support and solutions. It is a day when women with different experiences and from different fields come together to work on real challenges, create products, platforms, campaigns or projects that can have a social, technological or cultural impact.

🗓 Date: May 11, 2025, starting at 10:30

📍 Location: Ukrainian Community Cultural Centre, 154 Holland Park Avenue, W11 4UH

💡 The goal of the EduHub Hackathon:

✔️To unlock the potential of Ukrainian women in the UK.
✔️To inspire those looking for a new start
✔️To unite women around common challenges and new solutions
✔️To create a community of support, inspiration and growth

⚡️In the program:

25 powerful new speakers 🔥

▫️Teamwork on real cases
▫️Inspiring mentors and speakers
▫️Mentoring support from experts in business, IT, education, communications
▫️Networking, sharing experiences, mutual support
▫️An atmosphere of strength, unity and creativity

📣 The number of places is limited

🔗You can register for the event using the link.

hashtag#hackaton hashtag#london hashtag#womensupportingwomen hashtag#жиночасила hashtag#girlspower hashtag#tamuki_blog hashtag#eduhubinuk hashtag#eduhub hashtag

#mentorship