Jean George
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Dr. Jean George is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of gender studies and emerging technology, whose work critically examines the systemic barriers limiting women’s participation in the tech-driven workforce. Her most cited paper, “Beyond STEM, How Can Women Engage Big Data, Analytics, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence?” (2020, 14 citations), offers a groundbreaking exploratory analysis of how confidence and educational factors shape women’s roles in the fourth industrial revolution. Dr. George’s research uniquely bridges the gap between technological advancement and gender equity, revealing that despite the rapid expansion of big data, AI, and robotics, women remain disproportionately underrepresented. Her work identifies critical leverage points—from educational interventions to confidence-building strategies—that can empower women to engage meaningfully with these transformative fields. By challenging the assumption that technological progress automatically includes all demographics, Dr. George provides actionable insights for policymakers, educators, and industry leaders. Her scholarship serves as an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand and dismantle the structural and psychological barriers that persist in the digital age, making her a vital voice in the ongoing conversation about diversity, equity, and inclusion in technology.
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