Mariann (Maz) Hardey, Professor
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Current roles
Professor, Durham University Business School
Part of the Directorate for Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Durham University
Director for Research Women HPC
Associations
Member and advocate of the Society of Research Software Engineering (RSE)
Member of the Women in HPC network and founding member of new HPC Chapter in the UK
Editorial Board Member, International Journal Marketing Research IJMR
Advocate and member of TechUp network in partnership with Institute of Code (IoC) and Computing Science, the University of Durham
Advocate for Girl Geek global network. Definitely does compute.
Professor, Durham University Business School
Part of the Directorate for Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Durham University
Director for Research Women HPC
Associations
Member and advocate of the Society of Research Software Engineering (RSE)
Member of the Women in HPC network and founding member of new HPC Chapter in the UK
Editorial Board Member, International Journal Marketing Research IJMR
Advocate and member of TechUp network in partnership with Institute of Code (IoC) and Computing Science, the University of Durham
Advocate for Girl Geek global network. Definitely does compute.
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS (INDUSTRY/PUBLIC)
- "Women are the problem". Durham Chamber of Commerce.
- "Being on and doing research about TikTok". The Global TikTok Researchers Groups.
- "Self-tracking in Households - Covid-19 and community health conversations". Disrupted Tech, Salford University.
- "Bias in the label “women in tech”& its effect on the RSE community'." RSE Royal Society Event. London.
- "Gender Bias in Tech, Using the Label 'women in tech'". Computer Science Group. Leeds University.
- “Restructuring Mentoring to Put Women at the Bottom?”, GDS, Cabinet Office, London,
- “Diversity in Tech Practice A Masterclass”, Government Digital Service (GDS), Cabinet Office, London.
- “Digital Policy and Reform.” Keynote presentation to Civil Service. Westminster. London.
- “The killer app: How do wearable and mHealth app users influence the well-being of non-users?” Public Event about Young People and Digital Health. Wellcome Trust. Manchester Media City.