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Seattle AWIS, Supporting Seattle Women In STEM Since 1985
The mission of the Seattle area chapter of the Association for Women in Science (AWIS) is to create a broad interdisciplinary welcoming environment to advance the careers of women in science and technology and promote the participation of girls in the sciences. We’re proud to have supported, encouraged, and mentored the Greater Seattle area since 1985.
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Upcoming events
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How to Become a Reverse Engineer
Fred Hutch, Thomas Building, 1305 ward street, SEATTLE, WA, USSpeaker: Dr. June Bott
Dr. Bott is a Managing Engineer at Exponent. She is a Metallurgical Engineer specializing in materials science and engineering and failure analysis. Her specific expertise includes metallurgy, materials science, mechanical behavior of materials, fracture, fatigue, and materials characterization.
Dr. Bott has led failure investigations on a variety of projects, ranging across plumbing and HVAC failures, corrosion failures, fires and explosions, personal injuries, product safety/liability, heavy equipment failure, and hot particle ignition of wildland fires. Her clients have included manufacturers, utilities, attorneys, and insurance companies.
Dr. Bott applies advanced materials science and engineering principles to efficiently and effectively identify the root causes of component failures, and to translating elaborate scientific concepts into easy to understand language. Dr. Bott has extensive experience leading and collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams to solve complex problems.
Hybrid:
In person at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, Thomas Building, Sze Conference Room
1305 Ward St., Seattle, WA 98109
Free parking available in any Fred Hutch surface parking lots (garage is closed).
Virtual by Zoom
Registration requested: https://seattleawis.org/events/11 attendees
Past events
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