Rosemary West
Women’s Engineering Society president and pioneering computer engineer.
Women’s Engineering Society president and pioneering computer engineer.
British metallurgist and corrosion specialist
She was an amateur engineer in her own time and in 1940 she was one of the first women trainees on the courses run by the Women’s Engineering Society at the Beaufoy Institute in London to prepare women for engineering war work.
Austrian-British electrical engineer and Women’s Engineering Society President in 1980-81; in 1984 donated the Watkins Medal to the society to be awarded to the best female engineering graduate of the year.
Engineer, motorcycle racer, adventurer and author.
British aeronautical researcher.
Militant feminist and founder of the Women’s Engineering Society.
Trades union activist, engineer and housebuilder, and a co-founder of the Women’s Engineering Society.
British mathematician and aerodynamicist
Having been involved with the Women’s Engineering Society since 1929, in 1946 she became President.