Women at ETech 2009

Speakers

Women who presented at ETech in 2009 included:

• Ashwini Asokan - From Anywhere and Anytime – To Here and Now: Imagining the Future of Technology in Culturally Relevant Local Contexts
• Maribeth Back - High-Tech Chocolate: Reinventing the Path from Pod to Palate
• Shelley Batts - Hearing the Light: New Technologies for Restoring Hearing via Regeneration and Implants
• Sharon Biggar - Sense and Sensibilities: What Happens When You Can Measure Our Offline Reality Like You Can the Online World?
• Leah Buechley - High-Low Tech: Democratizing Engineering and Design; LilyPad Electronic Fashion
• Colleen Crary - IEEE-Tech: Redefining Standards for Emerging Technologies
• Maia Garau - Holistic Service Prototyping: Sketching Hardware and Software
• Elizabeth Goodman - Designing for Urban Green Space
• Raven Hanna - Science Through Art
• Kate Hartman - Wireless Wearables and the Lilypad XBee
• Liz Henry - DIY for PWD: Do It Yourself for People with Disabilities
• Christine Herron - FreeTech
• Christa Hockensmith - Jackhammers, Polymers, and Diamonds: New Applications in Explosives
• Mary Lou Jepsen - Low-Cost, Low-Power Computing
• Lisa Katayama - Japanese Tech Culture: Demystifying "Weird" Japanese Toys and Tools
• Zoë Keating - Using a 17th Century Instrument to Create the Music of the 21st Century
• Kati London - How the Magic Circle Transforms the Commons: Games, Communities, and Civic Participation; Submersible Design
• Jennifer Lynch - Building a New Biology
• Rebecca MacKinnon - Freedom and Control: Lessons from China for the World
• Jennifer Magnolfi - Building the Programmable Environment: Co-Design and Physical/Digital Space Making
• Jane McGonigal - Superstruct: How to Invent the Future by Playing a Game; The End of Free Space
• Maureen McHugh - Technology Uses Us: Humans as an Ecological Niche
• Britta Riley - Submersible Design
• Reshma Shetty - Real Hackers Program DNA
• Molly Steenson - Shared and Sometimes Stealthy: Urban India's Mobile Phone; Steampunk Infrastructure, 21st Century Uses
• Cherie Ve Ard - Tales from Technomadia
• Rose White - Collaborative Play: Improving the World by Making Fun Stuff with Smart People
• Fumi Yamazaki - Japanese Tech Culture: Demystifying "Weird" Japanese Toys and Tools

28/129 = 21.7%

Source: http://en.oreilly.com/et2009/public/schedule/speakers