WiML-T :
Women in Machine Learning Theory
An online platform for community updates.
News and Updates
Our friends from the Learning Theory Alliance are organizing an amazing workshop to help junior researchers learn academic and soft skills (advice on how to give a talks, how to get the best out of a conference...). If you'd like to attend, registration is free but mandatory on their Workshop page.
COLT 2020: Career Panel featuring Alina Beygelzimmer, Alexandra Carpentier, Kamalika Chaudhuri, Sandra Gilles
Mentoring Program
We are proposing a mentoring program for women in Learning Theory that aims to connect more junior members with role models.
Mentoring also gives senior researchers the opportunity to meet, help and learn with new students and young researchers everywhere in the world. Note that mentoring can also be done by PhDs or postdocs willing to share their experience with more junior researchers (undergrads or early PhD students), so please feel welcome applying as a mentor even as a junior researcher.
If you would like to be a mentor or a mentee, please fill in either or both of the forms below.
More information on mentoring can be found on this page.
The WiML-T projects are supported by the WiML Association and would not be possible without the great initiatives and creativity of
Ruth Urner
Kamalika Chaudhuri
Michal Moshkovitz
Jessica Sorrell
Mary Anne Smart
Lee Cohen
Claire Vernade
Vision and Mission
WiML
Our workshops, panels and other activities are supported by WiML.
Contact
For any enquiries, please contact us at:
contact@wiml-t.org
Google group for Women in Learning Theory
We are trying to gather a private mailing list of women.
Please apply here to join us.