Women and Girls in Science 2022 – Djamila Aouada, Professor in Computer Vision
21 February 2022
“I find joy in doing something that has impact, in creating meaningful technologies and above all in learning and growing with my people. Know that it is important to love what you do, to find joy in what you do. Every little girl is unique. Every girl should follow her purpose and work hard to reach it.”
For you, I am Mama – at work at the SnT, I am Professor Djamila Aouada. There, I have what I like to think of – a second family – my research group – a group of about 20 talented scientists I try to lead the best I can – PhD students and Postdocs – men and Women – from all over the world.
The third video in the series Be Brave: Women [& girls] in Science is Djamila Aouada, Assistant Professor in Computer Vision at the SnT at the University of Luxembourg.
The video series Be Brave: Women [& girls] in Science is a collaboration between the institutions that form Research Luxembourg and MEGA (Ministère de l’Égalité entre les femmes et les hommes – Luxembourg). The series features 6 women in science with different journeys in science, with the goal to inspire young girls in[to] science.
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