Archive of posts tagged: Diversity
Now More Than Ever, Students Should Come Together
There is a joke that says torture is attending a party where you don’t know anyone present. Now, that sentiment may be hyperbolic, but it has an element of truth — as an undergraduate student attending my first computer architecture conference, I absolutely felt...
Tackling the Pipeline Problem in the Architecture Research Community
Computer architecture is an important and exciting field of computer science, which enables many other fields (eg. big-data processing, machine learning, quantum computing, and so on). For those of us who pursued computer architecture as a career, this is well...
Chilly Climate in Computer Architecture?
To better understand the climate of the computer architecture community and assess initiatives launched by WICARCH, we conducted a survey from mid-June to mid-July. The survey followed several efforts to understand gender diversity in computer architecture and the...
Welcome to the Women in Computer Architecture (WICARCH) community
On behalf of the Women in Computer Architecture (WICARCH) organizing committee, I’m pleased to announce the launch of our new webpage and update you on some of our recent initiatives. But first some history. Female graduate students may often find themselves one of...Subscribe
