In this episode, we’re diving deep into the remarkable life and legacy of Marie Curie, a true pioneer in the world of science. After being inspired by our recent trip to Warsaw, where Curie was born, we couldn’t wait to explore the incredible journey of this groundbreaking physicist and chemist.

Join us as we delve into her background, scientific achievements, and the immense challenges she overcame, both as a researcher and a woman in a male-dominated field. From winning two Nobel Prizes to redefining what’s possible for women in STEM, Marie Curie's story is one of perseverance, brilliance, and groundbreaking discoveries.

Don’t miss this fascinating and engaging conversation as we celebrate Curie's legacy. This episode is an absolute must-listen for anyone passionate about science, history, or the fight for gender equality.

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In this episode, the three of us dive into our personal experiences studying in countries like Spain, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Denmark. We’ll explore what studying in Spain is really like and compare it to the other destinations we chose. How are study programs structured across these countries? Are there noticeable differences in academic levels? What’s student life like, and is there a strong international community? Grab a coffee and join us for an engaging conversation on what it's really like to study in Europe!

Welcome back to another episode, but this time we bring you a special edition in SPANISH! In this episode, we play our favourite game "We're Not Really Strangers", where we basically ask each other questions engaging in interesting conversations about studying computer science and other things.

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En esta edición especial del podcast, jugamos a nuestro juego favorito "We're Not Really Strangers" versión STIT, donde nos hacemos preguntas iniciando conversaciones interesantes sobre nuestra experiencia estudiando ingeniería informática y otras cosas.

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We'll be back soon with a normal episode in english <3

In this episode, we reflect on the memories from our uni days, focusing on how we organized our time and what we learned along the way. We also explore how long a computer science degree should ideally take and whether it's worth extending or condensing the timeline. We then dive into effective study techniques that helped us stay on top of our coursework and discuss the value of maintaining a social life and friend groups for balance. Finally, we talk about how to choose the right specialization after graduation, offering insights on making a decision.

Join us and discover how to thrive in your computer science journey, with tips, stories, and inspiration! <3

In this episode, we continue our software engineering ethics series by focusing on environmental concerns in IT. We'll explore energy consumption, the impact of the use of IT on climate change, and the role of AI in this scenario. We also look at the hardware lifecycle, from production to disposal, and discuss ways to mitigate those effects. Lastly, we ponder: is there hope for making IT more sustainable?

Back with another episode, we discuss our challenges and experiences of being one of the few women in computer science and the tech industry. All the way back from our studies at university to the workplace now, we talk about the impact of masculine energy and how it has affected us. Join us as we explore the journey of breaking barriers and finding our place in tech.

Welcome to another episode of your favorite podcast, where we explore diverse career paths in IT, with a special focus on software development. We'll discuss various roles like frontend and backend developers, full-stack engineers, and IT project managers. We'll delve into the skills needed and the career outlook for these roles, sharing personal experiences and tips on navigating the industry.

Join us for a laid-back chat where we all share differences on our work experiences across the european scene. We'll dig a little about office structures – think flat hierarchies versus the traditional setups – to work hours and the tech scene. We're also gabbing about the social scene and how it influences our day-to-day work life. So grab a cuppa for some real talk about what it's like to clock in across the pond.

In this podcast, we dive into one of the most prominent issues in software engineering ethics: privacy. We share our stories about handling privacy challenges in software development and how companies protect user data (or don’t). We debate if teams and companies really care about privacy or just when the law says they have to. We also explore where the responsibility for privacy ultimately falls—government, companies, or developers. Privacy should always be a key part of software engineering!

In today's episode, we dive into the ever-evolving realm of remote work. From dissecting company cultures to exploring personal experiences, we uncover the nuances of working from home. Join us as we navigate the ups and downs, revealing insights and strategies for thriving in the WFH era.